Cali Stickers
Description: The Cali girl aesthetic is a timeless representation of California’s free-spirited, sun-soaked lifestyle. Rooted in beach culture and vintage fashion, this style often features retro daisy prints, evoking a nostalgic 70s vibe. From flowy sundresses to bohemian accessories, the California girl effortlessly blends retro charm with modern trends. The retro daisy trend, inspired by flower power and surf culture, remains a staple in Cali fashion. Whether it’s vintage-inspired tees, crochet tops, or flared jeans, the Cali girl embodies a carefree, sun-kissed allure that continues to influence fashion worldwide, celebrating the essence of California’s golden coast.
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Description: Cali city map in vintage typography. This old urban cityscape is a classical gift to a Colombian friend or family who lives or travel to Colombia.
Cali, Colombia City Map Typography - Vintage Sticker
by deMAP Studio
$2.50 $3.25
Description: MI-T-Mart was a regional convenience store chain with multiple locations throughout Los Angeles County in Southern California that opened its doors in 1969. Offering everything from beer and cigarettes to hot dogs and sandwiches, MI-T-Marts were a typical mini-mart style store that were around well into the '90s before they sold off their locations to a national convenience store chain. MI-T-Mart was featured in Fast Times at Ridgemont High after Brad Hamilton took a job there, and while the film took place in the fictional San Fernando Valley town of Ridgemont, the location used for filming was at 11852 Santa Monica Blvd. in LA.
