Kill Tapestries
Description: Channel the iconic energy of 90s feminist punk with this Bikini Kill "Revolution Girl Style Now" design! Featuring classic neon pink graphic art inspired by the legendary cassette release and the birthplace of the Riot Grrrl movement, this shirt is a must-have for fans of Kathleen Hanna, underground 90s punk, alternative rock, and vintage band merch.
Description: Bring the fearless energy of Ari Matti’s stand-up comedy to your wardrobe with this striking full-body stage graphic. An excellent gift for fans of international comedy, bold storytelling, and unforgettable live performances. Interesting fact: Ari Matti was born in Estonia and has performed throughout the United States, Europe, Canada, Asia, and Australia.
Description: Iconic cinematic graphic design featuring Beatrix Kiddo (The Bride) in her classic yellow jumpsuit holding a katana, set against a dark background with yellow-tinted panel portraits of the Deadly Viper Assassination Squad (Vernita Green, O-Ren Ishii, Bill, Budd, and Elle Driver). Perfect gift for Quentin Tarantino film lovers, martial arts movie fans, cult cinema enthusiasts, and classic 2000s action cinema collectors.
Description: Show your appreciation for Kam Patterson’s energetic delivery and unpredictable sense of humor with this expressive microphone graphic. Perfect for stand-up enthusiasts and fans of Austin’s comedy scene. Interesting fact: the Orlando-born comedian began performing at open mics in 2021 before gaining national attention through Kill Tony.
Description: Cassette tape illustration featuring iconic Riot Grrrl band Bikini Kill. High-contrast graphic celebrating 90s feminist punk rock. Perfect tee for punk fans, grunge lovers, and indie music collectors.
Bikini Kill Tape Cassette - Riot Grrrl Punk Rock Vintage Art Tapestry
by FULLER FACTORY
$23 $30
Description: Thirty years without forging a sword. Until she walked in. Hattori Hanzo was the greatest swordsmith in the world — and he knew it. Retired in Okinawa, serving sushi and keeping quiet, until a woman with blood in her eyes crossed his door and asked for the impossible. Kill Bill (2003) is the most passionate and violent tribute cinema has ever paid to martial arts films, spaghetti westerns and Japanese culture.
