Modena Italy Pillows

Description: Show your love for Italy with this stylish Modena travel souvenir apparel. Featuring classic athletic typography and vibrant retro horizontal stripes, this aesthetic is perfect for Italian cities enthusiasts, vacation memories, and casual everyday wear.

Description: Add some fun and beauty to your home with this Japan traveler poster design or give it as the perfect gift!

Description: Thomas Meade was an American automobile designer and dealer, best known for his Thomassima series of custom cars based on various makes of Italian sports cars. He was based in Modena, Italy from the early 1960s through the early 1970s, where he met and collaborated with many Modenese carrozzeria, manufacturers, and mechanics. One day, in Costa Mesa, he spotted the back of a 1957 500 TRC, saying it the most beautiful car he had ever seen. The owner revealed that he bought the car in Italy and that there was a warehouse full of old racecars for sale for pennies on the dollar. Fascinated, Meade decided that he would get his hands on one at any cost and in the autumn of 1960, he left home with just $50 and made his way to Italy...

Description: Old-school pride for the region that gave the world mortadella, tortellini and the best pasta on earth. Emilia-Romagna, repped the classic way.

Description: Bold, fast and straight outta Italy. Rep your roots with a font that revs and screams loud style.

Description: Big, bold and stacked tall for the region behind fresh pasta, prosciutto and the richest table in Italy. Emilia-Romagna pride, built to stand out.

Description: Emilia-Romagna, where the food is legendary and horsepower runs in the family. A sleek salute to the heart of northern Italy, from Bologna to the Adriatic.

Description: Clean lines for the land of tagliatelle, balsamic and serious appetites. Simple, elegant and proud of the region where Italy does food best.

Description: Aged in Modena, where the good balsamic vinegar comes from and the fast red machines get built. For the foodie who takes their drizzle very seriously.