Mr Bubble T-Shirts
Description: Mr Bubble, bubble bath, retro design, vintage cartoon, kids apparel, funny t-shirt, playful graphics, bright colors, children's art, whimsical design, classic nostalgia, cartoon character, pop culture, 90s nostalgia, graphic tee, unique gifts, fun designs, colorful art, ceramic mug, home decor
Description: Mr. Bubble was invented by Harold Schafer and the Gold Seal Company in North Dakota, USA, in 1961. Gold Seal manufactured and distributed Mr. Bubble (and Snowy Bleach, a non-chlorinated laundry additive) until 1986 when it was sold to Airwick Industries, which was a division of Reckitt & Colman. R&C sold the brand to J. W. Childs Assoc. as a part of their Personal Care Group, Inc. Playtex Products acquired the Personal Care Group in 1997. Ascendia Brands, Inc. purchased Mr. Bubble in 2005 from Playtex Products. In August 2008, Ascendia Brands, Inc. filed for bankruptcy. The Village Company acquired the Mr. Bubble brand during Ascendia's bankruptcy
Description: The graphic shows a character with yellow skin wearing a blue long-sleeve with "MR. PLOW" printed on the front. The character is inside a vehicle. The text "Call Mr. Plow that's my name, that name again is Mr. Plow" is shown in a white speech bubble and "KL5-3226" is also shown.
Description: Bullwinkle / Retro Faded Style Aesthetic Design
Bullwinkle / Retro Faded Style Aesthetic Design T-Shirt
by CultOfRomance
$16 $24
Description: A monochrome line drawing features a cartoon raccoon standing on a circular base. The raccoon has a happy expression, open arms, and a striped tail. Above the raccoon's head, a speech bubble contains the text "FIND ME". The base has the text "Mr. Raccoon" written on it. The entire composition is presented on a black background.
Description: A cartoon raccoon character is depicted standing on a wooden pedestal. The raccoon has a happy expression, is wearing a black bowtie, and has a striped tail. A speech bubble above the raccoon's head contains the text "FIND ME". Below the raccoon, a nameplate on the pedestal reads "MR. RACCOON". The entire composition is set against a black background.
