Porkys T-Shirts
Description: The St. Paul drive-in’s red-and-white checkered building, which closed this month, will be moved from University Avenue to the Little Log House Pioneer Village six miles south of Hastings. It will become part of a 160-acre collection of more than 50 historical buildings.
Description: A cartoon pig wearing a chef hat and a red bandana around its neck stands with a hotdog on a fork in its left hand and a mug of foamy beer in its right. Below the pig character, in large yellow letters with red outlines, is the text "PORKY'S". Beneath that, in white text, reads "HOMESTEAD, FLORIDA" and "SINCE 1954" in red.
Description: A cartoon pig wearing a chef's hat and striped apron holds a hot dog on a fork and a mug of beer. The text "PORKY'S", "HOMESTEAD, FLORIDA", and "SINCE 1954" is displayed prominently below the pig. The overall style is bright and playful, set against a black background.
Description: "Our meat can't be beat!" Who doesn't love a big juicy wiener? Big Wiener Brand hot dogs are the top shelf of bottom shelf meat products and now you can represent in this authentic vintage style design. It includes authentic wear and tear and looks especially cool on the vintage style heather tees.
Description: Porky's is the ill-fated nightclub the boys headed out to in the 1982 movie of the same name in an effort to lose their virginity and now you can pick up the t-shirt. This version of the Porky's tee is nicely faded and worn to give it a true vintage look, almost like you were there decades ago...
Description: Serve up pure 1950s Americana with this fun “Get It at Porky’s” design, featuring a cheerful pig mascot holding a hot dog and a frosty mug of beer, bold retro diner lettering, and warm distressed textures—perfect for vintage restaurant fans, BBQ lovers, Florida nostalgia collectors, and anyone who appreciates classic roadside diners and old-school comfort food charm dating back to 1954.
Description: "The name's King Vidiot - you can call me your highness... I AM half the leader you think I am." When a top local businessman and his two bumbling nephews try to shut down the town's only video arcade, arcade employees and patrons fight back in the 1983 film, Joysticks.
