Crate Pillows
Description: Uncover the secrets of the universe with this detailed sci-fi artwork featuring a multi-eyed alien creature examining a mysterious package. Set against a backdrop of swirling galaxies and jagged peaks, this design captures the wonder of space exploration and ancient mysteries.
Description: If you live by the swing of the kick and the crack of the snare, this one’s for you, The School of Boom Bap design is a tribute to true 90s hip hop producers — the crate diggers, MPC heads, and beat architects who built their sound on raw drums and vinyl samples. Featuring a cartoon MPC drum machine character flanked by record crates, this black and white high-contrast graphic captures the golden era of New York boom bap culture. Designed in a clean flat vector style, it’s perfect for producers who rock machines like the Akai MPC series, Maschine, SP-1200, or classic drum samplers. Whether you're chopping samples, finger drumming, or building gritty 90s beats, this shirt reps the culture properly. EST. 1984 NYC — Respect the foundation
School of Boom Bap – Vintage Hip Hop MPC Drum Machine Pillow
by Mala Palabra
$23 $28
Description: A cartoon-style graphic of a turquoise bicycle with purple wheels. A wooden crate filled with colorful flowers is attached to the rear rack, and a woven basket overflowing with flowers is on the handlebars. The text "enjoy the journey" is written in purple script below the bicycle.
Description: Horlicks University is a fictional Ivy League college was featured in 'The Crate' segment of Creepshow, and then again in 'The Raft' segment of Creepshow 2 where the four students were from Horlicks. The University is also referenced in several Stephen King novels and short stories and has made appearances in non-King works as well, usually as fun little Easter eggs left for horror fans. This design is based on the iconic shirt work by the girls in 'The Raft' in Creepshow.
Description: The Vinyl Yeti lumbers out of the woods and into your neighborhood record shop, cradling a stack of wax like it just unearthed the score of the season. Perfect for vinyl collectors, crate diggers, and anyone who loves the ritual of flipping through bins at an independent music store. It's a playful, retro nod to the thrill of the hunt and the warmth of vinyl culture. Grab it for the music lover in your life — or as a well-earned treat for your own collection.
Description: The Vinyl Serpent coils around a spinning record, tongue flicking toward the perfect groove like it's guarding buried treasure. Perfect for vinyl collectors, crate diggers, and anyone who loves a little edge and mystery with their music. It's a sleek, retro tribute to late-night listening and the endless hunt for rare wax. A great pick for the music lover in your life — or a striking treat for your own collection.
Description: Nocturnal Lynx Records slinks out of the shadows and up to a stack of wax, ears tufted and eyes locked on the perfect find. Perfect for vinyl collectors, crate diggers, and anyone who loves a little wild character with their music. It's a rugged, retro tribute to late-night listening and the quiet thrill of the hunt. A great pick for t
Description: The Vinyl Yeti lumbers out of the woods and into your neighborhood record shop, cradling a stack of wax like it just unearthed the score of the season. Perfect for vinyl collectors, crate diggers, and anyone who loves the ritual of flipping through bins at an independent music store. It's a playful, retro nod to the thrill of the hunt and the warmth of vinyl culture. Grab it for the music lover in your life — or as a well-earned treat for your own collection.
Description: Mothman Sounds spreads its star-flecked wings and drifts into your local record shop, clutching a fresh slab of vinyl under the glow of the moon. Perfect for vinyl collectors, crate diggers, and cryptid lovers who appreciate a little mystery with their music. It's a moody, cosmic tribute to late-night listening and the thrill of digging for the perfect record. A great pick for the music lover in your life — or a strange and wonderful treat for your own collection.
Description: A vibrant and whimsical graphic design featuring a crate full of vinyl records, emerging from the trunk of a tree. The tree’s branches stretch out, adorned with lush green leaves, intertwining with the flowing design of musical elements. The crate, overflowing with colorful vinyl records, sits at the base of the tree, surrounded by playful music notes, guitars, and other musical instruments that seem to sprout from the leaves. The scene bursts with color, blending rich hues of blue, yellow, and purple in a harmonious symphony of sound and nature. Musical elements seem to flow organically, blending the worlds of nature and music into a lively, dynamic design.
Happy Fall Yall Autumn Gnome with Pumpkins and Sunflowers Pillow
by Wolips Prints
$23 $28
Description: A humorous fishing scene with a large fish next to a blue fishing crate and a fishing rod. The text reads "OF COURSE OUR ROSES ARE SHORT ITS FREEZING OUT HERE". The style is cartoonish and bold.
Of Course Our Roses Are Short It's Freezing Out Here Fishing Catch Pillow
by STUDIO DESIGN UK
$23 $28
Description: Cosmic Panther Records prowls across a starlit record like it stepped straight out of the galaxy and into your local vinyl shop. Perfect for vinyl collectors, crate diggers, and anyone who loves a little cosmic wonder woven into their music. It's a sleek, celestial tribute to late-night listening and the endless hunt for the perfect record. A great pick for the music lover in your life — or a dreamy treat for your own collection.
Description: A red bicycle is depicted with a brown saddle. The rear rack holds a wooden crate filled with colorful flowers. The handlebars feature a woven basket overflowing with more flowers and greenery. The text "LIFE IS BETTER" arches above, followed by "When you're" in script, and "CYCLING" in bold capital letters.
LIFE IS BETTER When you're CYCLING Bicycle with Flowers Pillow
by Stunt Studio
$23 $28
Description: Richmond Retro Records is the imaginary shop where every crate contains a forgotten masterpiece, a questionable disco compilation and one suspiciously expensive album the owner insists is “an important pressing.” This retro mascot design celebrates vinyl archaeology, glorious crackle and the firm belief that music sounds better when it occupies half your house. Cool fact: the modern 12-inch LP was introduced in 1948 and designed to play at 33⅓ revolutions per minute.
