Hoagie Stickers
Description: This design shows the "thin blue line" flag but with the blue line replaced by an extra long delicious looking hoagie. It's a reference to the guy who threw his sandwich at the Fascist Dictator Force deployed to the streets of Washington DC by President Donald Trump to distract from the Epstein List, uhh, I mean, umm, reduce crime. Everyone knows that the "thin blue line" icon is just a dog whistle to show racism against Black people. It's time we had our own flag to stand for freedom, equality, and resistance to authoritarianism. Proclaim your opposition to this anti-American insanity with a dash of humor!
Description: Celebrate your favorite local sandwich culture with this retro-styled design. Featuring a mouthwatering depiction a classic hoagie filled with melted cheese and savory steak, it captures the culinary pride of Philadelphia PA. Vintage lettering and distressed finish give it a nostalgic, well-loved look that honors the city's iconic food heritage.
Description: Celebrate the iconic sandwich capital with this fun and appetizing design. Featuring a mouthwatering illustrated hoagie layered with melted cheese, savory steak, and grilled onions, this graphic captures the classic culinary spirit the City of Brotherly Love. Complete with bold retro typography proclaiming a cheesesteak state of mind, it a must-have for food enthusiasts and proud locals who cherish every bite of Pennsylvania flavor featuring the local scenery and vibe of Philadelphia.
Description: A bold and humorous vintage food-themed artwork from 1968 featuring a cheerful cartoon chef giving a thumbs-up while squeezing a giant bottle of grease onto an oversized hoagie sandwich. The sandwich overflows with layers of meat, cheese, lettuce, and tomato, oozing with exaggerated, dripping grease. Surrounding text boasts “World Famous” and promotes hoagies, cheesesteaks, and pizza with the cheeky slogan “No Charge for Extra Grease.” The distressed texture and vibrant colors evoke the retro charm of old-school diners and roadside eateries in Arizona and New Jersey.