Big Chicken Tank Tops
Description: Who can forget the horror of the attack of The Big Chicken, which in October, 2004 activated rocket boosters and launched off of it's perch on top of a fast food establishment, and began spewing fire and laser beams, laying waste to businesses and unfortunate Cobb County residents passing by on the numerous walking paths in the area.
Description: Celebrate classic 1970s Australian fast food nostalgia with this vintage distressed Big Rooster Chicken N' Chips retro design. Featuring the iconic cartoon rooster mascot from Queensland's legendary 1975 chicken joint, this worn-style graphic is perfect for retro brand lovers, Aussie foodies, 70s pop culture fans, and anyone with fond memories of classic takeaway chicken and chips!
Big Rooster Chicken n' Chips 1970s Vintage fast food Mascot Tank Top
by BACK TO THE 80S
$16 $21
Description: Tiny body. Maximum rage. A round yellow chick with the energy of someone who's been underestimated one too many times and has officially stopped being polite about it. For anyone who gets told they're too small, too young, too soft — and answers with a stare that ends the conversation.
Description: Big Rooster was an Australian fast-food chain that got its start in Queensland in 1975, serving up the kind of straightforward takeaway fare that became increasingly popular across the country during the decade. Built around roast and fried chicken, chips, burgers, and other quick meals, the chain expanded into parts of New South Wales, the Northern Territory, and Western Australia. In 1989, it merged with Chicken Treat to form Australian Fast Foods, becoming a familiar competitor to rapidly growing international fast-food brands. With its distinctive rooster branding and unmistakably Australian identity, Big Rooster developed a loyal following during the late ’70s and ’80s. The name eventually disappeared as stores were sold off...
Description: Get ready to turn heads on campus with this hilarious, vibrant Cornell University-inspired design! Featuring the iconic Big Red Bear sharing a friendly handshake with a quirky cartoon chicken next to a bold red block "C," this artwork perfectly captures the spirit of Ithaca's favorite ag school joke. Complete with the witty punchline, "I CAME FOR THE PIZZA, STAYED FOR THE FARM," this clean, die-cut sticker-style graphic is a must-have for students, alumni, and agriculture majors who love a good laugh. Perfect for t-shirts, hoodies, mugs, and laptop stickers!
Description: Show off your bold personality and unapologetic attitude with this hilarious sassy chicken graphic! Featuring a funny quote "Just a woman oh hell no I am a big cup of wonderful covered in awesome sauce splash of bitch and a dash of crazy", this design is the perfect gift for confident women, coffee lovers, and anyone who appreciates sarcastic humor.
Description: A loudmouthed vintage gangster-rooster mascot blasts out his own entrance slogan with a theatrical tommy-gun flourish in this distressed retro fast-food parody design. Inspired by classic Americana restaurant merch, old cartoon mascots, and faded thrift-store T-shirt graphics.
Description: The Big Chicken in Marietta. GA was not originally built for a Kentucky Fried Chicken restaurant. S.R. "Tubby" Davis built it for his eatery called Johnny Reb's Chick, Chuck 'N Shake in 1956 at 12 Cobb Parkway in Marietta. Highway 41 had just been built. He thought it was a great way to advertise. In 1966, Davis sold the restaurant to his brother, who turned it into a KFC franchise.
Description: A humorous graphic with a black background. Three cartoon characters, a chicken leg, a hamburger with a hat, and a blue fish, are shown embracing. The chicken leg has text reading "CHICKEN HUNGRY". The hamburger has text reading "HAMBURGER HUNGRY". The fish has text reading "BIG FISH HUNGRY". Above them, text reads "When the Hungries hit...". Below them, large red text reads "RED BARN".
Description: Meet Amilla! A dreamy girl with big curious eyes, her loyal black cat in a matching sweater, and two adult hens with the same oversized eyes. All stacked on a hay bale in a cute, slightly gothic hand-drawn pencil sketch style with detailed crosshatching. Perfect for farm lovers, cottagecore, dark cute art and cat people. Hand-drawn with love.
Description: A throwback to the golden age of Australian takeaway shops, hot chips, and old-school roadside chicken joints. This weathered 1970s-inspired rooster mascot design celebrates Queensland takeaway culture with chunky retro lettering, warm vintage colors, and the look of a well-loved promotional tee that's survived decades of Friday-night chicken runs.
