Trill Tank Tops
Description: Explore multiple lifetimes of adventure with this adorable Trill officer gnome. Sporting the iconic side-spots, a striking red uniform, and holding a tricorder, she is ready to analyze the mysteries of the universe. This design is perfect for fans of deep space exploration and symbiotic aliens.
Cute Trill Science Officer Starship Gnome Tank Top
by Bad Decisions
$16 $21
Description: A bold white text reads 'KEEP IT TRILL' on a black backdrop. The text is arranged in two lines.
KEEP IT TRILL Text Black Background Tank Top
by DRASA STUDIO DESIGN
$16 $21
Description: Celebrate the legends of Southern Hip Hop with this modernized 90s bootleg rap tee. Featuring a high-definition maximalist collage of Pimp C and Bun B, this design captures the raw energy of Texas Trill culture and the Pen & Pixel era. Designed with a premium chrome-finish typography and a vintage "streetwear" aesthetic, this shirt is perfect for fans of Slab culture, Port Arthur legends, and old-school Southern rap. Whether you’re riding dirty through Houston or looking for that perfect Y2K aesthetic, this high-contrast graphic is optimized for a bold, heavyweight look. Style: Retro 90s Bootleg / Heavyweight Streetwear Vibe: Trill, Texas Pride, Underground Kingz Fit: Looks best on Black, Charcoal, or Navy tees.
UGK Vintage 90s Bootleg Rap Tee - Trill Kingz Edition Tank Top
by Dionalog
$16 $21
Description: Hardcore vintage graphic design featuring the legendary Southern hip-hop duo UGK (Underground Kingz), consisting of Bun B and Pimp C. Complete with their iconic crown logo shield, this design is perfect for true fans of Texas rap history, the Dirty South, trill culture, and classic 90s/2000s hip-hop music.
UGK Underground Kingz Vintage Hip Hop Art Tank Top
by Pinkies Art
$16 $21
Description: Chad Lamont Butler, who went by the stage name Pimp C, was a record producer and rapper who helped define Southern rap. He was a founding member of the hip-hop duo Underground Kingz (UGK) with his best friend Bun B. Pimp C's production style and lyrical approach influenced many artists, and his collaborations with Bun B cemented their status as Southern hip hop legends.
