Abruzzo T-Shirts
Description: We recently stumbled upon a beautiful vintage Italian geography primer for kids, chock full of amazing made-century modern design! So, we're bringing you our take on each Italian region, with a fun and fanciful sixties-inspired design!
Description: Forte & Gentile... Like the verdant forrest and timeless mountains that make up their land, the Abruzzese truly are a strong and gentle people! Now, if you are a proud daughter or son of this unspoiled land, let this retro-inspired design show off your Abruzzo Pride to everyone you meet!
Description: Abruzzo is an Italian region, east of Rome, with an Adriatic coastline and the Apennine Mountains. National parks and nature reserves cover much of its rugged interior. It also encompasses hilltop towns, dating to the medieval and Renaissance periods. Regional capital L’Aquila is a walled city, damaged in a 2009 earthquake. The Trabocchi Coast, with sandy coves, is named after its traditional wooden fishing piers.
Description: If there’s anything we love more than discovering vintage tees with great looking Italian and Italian American designs, it’s making those shirts available with our RETRO REVIVAL line! This classic was a unique find that we just couldn't resist bringing back for all of the proud sons and daughters of Abruzzo out there!
Description: Abruzzo is an Italian region, east of Rome, with an Adriatic coastline and the Apennine Mountains. National parks and nature reserves cover much of its rugged interior. It also encompasses hilltop towns, dating to the medieval and Renaissance periods. Regional capital L’Aquila is a walled city, damaged in a 2009 earthquake. The Trabocchi Coast, with sandy coves, is named after its traditional wooden fishing piers.
Description: East of Rome, Abruzzo is a region of Italy bounded by the Apennine Mountains and the Adriatic Sea. Much of its untamed interior is protected as national parks and natural reserves. It also includes hilltop settlements from the Renaissance and Middle Ages. The walled city of L'Aquila, the regional capital, was impacted by an earthquake in 2009. The sandy coves of the Trabocchi Coast get their name from the old-fashioned wooden fishing piers that line it.
Description: Abruzzo is an Italian region, east of Rome, with an Adriatic coastline and the Apennine Mountains. National parks and nature reserves cover much of its rugged interior. It also encompasses hilltop towns, dating to the medieval and Renaissance periods. Regional capital L’Aquila is a walled city, damaged in a 2009 earthquake. The Trabocchi Coast, with sandy coves, is named after its traditional wooden fishing piers.
Description: East of Rome, Abruzzo is a region of Italy bounded by the Apennine Mountains and the Adriatic Sea. Much of its untamed interior is protected as national parks and natural reserves. It also includes hilltop settlements from the Renaissance and Middle Ages. The walled city of L'Aquila, the regional capital, was impacted by an earthquake in 2009. The sandy coves of the Trabocchi Coast get their name from the old-fashioned wooden fishing piers that line it.
Description: A retro-style graphic featuring the text "ABRUZZO" in large, distressed white capital letters, with the letters colored in the green, white, and red of the Italian flag. Below it, in a similar distressed style, is the text "ITALIA" in large capital letters, also colored in the Italian flag's green, white, and red.
Description: Abruzzo is an Italian region, east of Rome, with an Adriatic coastline and the Apennine Mountains. National parks and nature reserves cover much of its rugged interior. It also encompasses hilltop towns, dating to the medieval and Renaissance periods. Regional capital L’Aquila is a walled city, damaged in a 2009 earthquake. The Trabocchi Coast, with sandy coves, is named after its traditional wooden fishing piers.
Description: Abruzzo is an Italian region, east of Rome, with an Adriatic coastline and the Apennine Mountains. National parks and nature reserves cover much of its rugged interior. It also encompasses hilltop towns, dating to the medieval and Renaissance periods. Regional capital L’Aquila is a walled city, damaged in a 2009 earthquake. The Trabocchi Coast, with sandy coves, is named after its traditional wooden fishing piers.
