Florida Style Pillows
Miami Vice I Pillow
by MalcolmDesigns Retro Merch | Movies | Retrogaming | Saturday Morning Cartoons | Computers
$28
Description: The Miami Pop Festival was the first major rock festival on America's east coast that took place December 28-30, 1968, at Gulfstream Park, a horse racing track in Hallandale, Florida, just north of Miami. It is sometimes confused with a separate event that took place seven months earlier, at the same venue, though the two events were unrelated. The earlier event was officially publicized on promotional materials and in radio ads as the "1968 Pop and Underground Festival," and "The 1968 Pop Festival," but later came to be referred to colloquially as the "Miami" Pop Festival, a practice which has led to confusion between the two events. The festival had a considerable line up of around 36 bands, with daily crowds estimated to at 100k.
Description: A great TV show from the 80s. This logo version is inspired by the videogame cover
Miami Vice II Pillow
by MalcolmDesigns Retro Merch | Movies | Retrogaming | Saturday Morning Cartoons | Computers
$28
Description: Celebrate the sunny vibes of Miramar, South Florida with this vintage-inspired retro sport aesthetic. Featuring bold typography and a classic athletic feel, this captures the unique energy of the region. Perfect for locals and visitors who love showing off their Florida in style.
Description: Celebrate the beauty of Port St. Lucie, Florida with this vintage-inspired travel aesthetic. Featuring classic lettering, this coastal-themed captures the essence of sunshine, saltwater, and relaxing beach vibes. Perfect for locals and visitors who love the Florida lifestyle and historic shoreline memories.
Description: Retro Florida postcard style artwork featuring a flamingo, lighthouse, alligator, oranges, palm trees, ocean, waves, sailboat, tropical flowers, and a colorful coastal sunset. Fun Florida USA design for Florida residents, vacation travelers, beach lovers, snowbirds, tourists, and anyone who enjoys tropical coastal scenery and vintage travel art.
Description: Bold campaign-style design featuring Haugh Baugh ’26 in Gator blue, white, and orange. Clean vintage election poster look with a sporty college color vibe that stands out on shirts, hoodies, and stickers. Great for game days, tailgates, campus events, or anyone wanting a funny custom campaign-style design with Florida-inspired colors.
Haugh Baugh ’26 Florida Gator Blue and Orange Campaign Style Shirt Pillow
by TheFloridaManCollective
$28
Description: The founders of Daytona Beach didn't just pick a random spot to create a resort town. They chose a stretch of sand extending some 23 miles, which was to become widely recognized as one of the best beaches in Florida, if not one of the best in the entire United States. Edged by its distinctive aquamarine waters, this famous beach now borders one of the world's most legendary Boardwalks, itself home to a ton of amusements, funky shops and restaurants, and outdoor street performers.
Description: Bold Gator Girl with Florida map outline in orange white and blue. Perfect for Florida Gators supporters, college football fans, team spirit and Florida pride. Clean varsity look.
Gator Girl Florida Map Orange White Blue Varsity Style Graphic Apparel Gift Pillow
by Salsabel-studio
$28
Description: Midterm Map Mix-Up: Florida Wearing California's Name in Red, Gold and Blue Somebody handed the briefing room the wrong map. Puff Sumo's satire takes a Florida county-line map in election-night red, gold, and blue and stamps CALIFORNIA across it in heavy black type, a pointed answer to the campaign rally remark about letting Iran take out Los Angeles and San Diego. The joke lands for anyone who has watched war talk treated like a rally applause line, for West Coast residents who did not appreciate being the punchline, and for map nerds who always check the legend. A bold, poster-like graphic with distressed ink texture, built for protest signs, election season, and the group chat that already gets it.
Description: Midterm Map Mix-Up: Florida Wearing California's Name in Red, Gold and Blue (Dark Version) Somebody handed the briefing room the wrong map. Puff Sumo's satire takes a Florida county-line map in election-night red, gold, and blue and stamps CALIFORNIA across it in heavy black type, a pointed answer to the campaign rally remark about letting Iran take out Los Angeles and San Diego. The joke lands for anyone who has watched war talk treated like a rally applause line, for West Coast residents who did not appreciate being the punchline, and for map nerds who always check the legend. A bold, poster-like graphic with distressed ink texture, built for protest signs, election season, and the group chat that already gets it.
