Tcb Pillows
Description: Originally designed by Kang Rhee and Elvis in 1973, this TCB design is typically earned with the purple (4th promotion) belt and is worn on the right sleeve in patch form. The overall meaning of the design is Taking care of business quickly through faith, spirit, discipline, endurance. The word’s faith, spirit, and discipline, are spelled out and the Chinese symbol for endurance is inset. The red ball represents earth and the seven stars represent the universe, and the lightning bolt expresses speed and efficiency.
Description: Originally designed by Kang Rhee and Elvis in 1973, this TCB design is typically earned with the purple (4th promotion) belt and is worn on the right sleeve in patch form. The overall meaning of the design is Taking care of business quickly through faith, spirit, discipline, endurance. The word’s faith, spirit, and discipline, are spelled out and the Chinese symbol for endurance is inset. The red ball represents earth and the seven stars represent the universe, and the lightning bolt expresses speed and efficiency. As a unique piece of history from The King’s life, this one is perfect for Elvis fans and martial arts aficionados alike.
Description: Matthew Zeiss and The TCE Band bring the spirit, energy, and timeless music of Elvis to life with passion and authenticity. Backed by an outstanding group of Swedish musicians, they create a powerful live experience that celebrates the music they love and keeps audiences coming back for more.
Description: TCB Clothing: I'm A StickMan 3D Red Empire State A vibrant, high-contrast 3D graphic featuring a glossy red stick figure climbing a skyscraper while interacting with a helicopter. Complete with bold red "I'm A StickMan" text, this dynamic clay-inspired piece is perfect for fans of eye-catching, contemporary streetwear and playful urban art.
Description: TCB - ORIGINAL TRIBUTE ART - You might have heard of the term "TCB" and have no idea what it stands for or why it's connected to Elvis Presley. The initials TCB. stand for "Taking Care of Business," which is what Presley called his band when he returned to the concert circuit in 1969. The letters appear as a logo or emblem, along with a lightning bolt, which means "taking care of business in a flash."
