PhiladelphiaSpaceAgency

Description: What's the crossover appeal here?

Description: Saw a lot of messy world cup shirts. Wanted to make something clean and simple.

Description: move closer to the purchase button my friend

Description: Belle is a good cat. she looks good on shirts and stickers.

Description: BH drew this and it instantly freaked everybody out.

Description: You know, for cinching bread bags. If you'd like the image in a different color or size, reach out to me on bsky (@classypatrick.bsky.social). For starters I went with a dim aqua color and very very small because it seemed like a funny idea.

Description: It's not a normal fish

Description: This design came to Shelly in a dream. Now here it is IRL, just in time for her 50th birthday. (The text is maroon, so I suggest a light blue background.)

Description: The only way out is up.

Description: The only way out is up.

Description: A playful interpretation of a decrepit Philadelphia landmark full of rust, rubble and asbestos.

Description: The legendary Squonk, weeping cryptid of Pennsylvania's hemlock forests. This shirt "design" was based on an illustration by Coert Du Bois in Fearsome Creatures of the Lumberwoods, With a Few Desert and Mountain Beasts, a 1910 "fantasy field guide" by William Thomas Cox (specifically as it was reprinted in the January 28, 1912 issue of the New York Daily Tribune).

Description: Short-lived basement band from Philly.

Description: The shirt says Maura. There's a green shadow.

Description: by Georgia Howard. It looks like a bike but also it says MOM. Design assistance by Ryan Godfrey @rgodfrey.

Description: by Georgia Howard. It looks like a bike but also it says MOM. Design assistance by Ryan Godfrey @rgodfrey.

Description: Janet Is My Drummer

Description: A sharp looking shirt. Show your love for shorties (and, a little bit, the website ireadashortstorytoday.com). Designed by Dana Burns.

Description: A sharp looking shirt. Show your love for shorties (and, a little bit, the website ireadashortstorytoday.com). Designed by Dana Burns.