Nada T-Shirts
Description: "I don't like this one bit. Not one bit." Me either, John Nada. Me either. Nada is amazed by the world just below the surface that is controlled by a wealthy elite class of alien. Starring Rowdy Roddy Piper, directed by John Carpenter.
Description: The second Nada Personal design — a lighter take on the iconic Soda Stereo album art. Nada Personal (1985) marked the beginning of Soda Stereo's continental success, with Gustavo Cerati's razor-sharp guitar work and lyrics that defined an era. This design is a clean, minimalist homage to the album that changed Latin rock forever. Great gift for music fans, Argentine culture lovers, and vintage graphic tee collectors. | Diseño alternativo del tributo a Nada Personal de Soda Stereo. Para fans del rock argentino y la cultura latinoamericana.
Soda Stereo Nada Personal Album Tee — Vintage Graphic | Rock Argentino Shirt T-Shirt
by Ruben Romero — Vintage Rock Design
$16 $24
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They Live "I Have Come Here To Chew Bubblegum And Kick Ass" T-Shirt
by CultureClashClothing
$16 $24
Description: Handwritten St Teresa of Avila // Nada Te Turbe
Handwritten St Teresa of Avila // Nada Te Turbe T-Shirt
by Caroline Therese Designs
$16 $24
Description: Ilustración humorística y relajante de un armadillo descansando tranquilamente en una hamaca en medio de la naturaleza. La escena transmite una sensación de calma irónica, acompañada del mensaje “RELAX – nothing is under control”, que invita a aceptar la incertidumbre con humor y serenidad.
Description: Ilustración humorística y relajante de un armadillo descansando tranquilamente en una hamaca en medio de la naturaleza. La escena transmite una sensación de calma irónica, acompañada del mensaje “RELAX – nothing is under control”, que invita a aceptar la incertidumbre con humor y serenidad.
Description: Channeling the unmistakable style of those classic “Frankie Say Relax” tees, this design gives the '80s slogan a sinister sci-fi makeover with “NADA SAY THEY LIVE.” A playful mash-up of They Live and iconic '80s pop culture, the design puts the spotlight on Nada—the man who discovers the horrifying truth hiding behind the everyday world. It's a perfect blend of retro music-fashion nostalgia and Carpenter-style paranoia, delivering a slogan that feels like it could have come straight from an alternate universe where They Live invaded the pop charts.