Spiffy Design

Flaunt your eighties know-how and your adoration of the best films by listing off this trusty band of adventurers. Westley and Inigo and Fezzik and Buttercup forever.

If you know, you know. Eighties kids will get this inside joke about the popular girls, their croquet, and their eternal question - what's your damage?

Live moves pretty fast, and if you are a Gen X fan of Ferris, you now realize how much that was true.

If you programmed in BASIC or braved the Oregon Trail or even if you wrote college papers late into the night on your computer this Gen X kids of the 70s and 80s design is your thing. Floppy disks mean always make a copy.

If you are a true Gen X kid, the 1980s were about the mixtape, the cassette tape, the music.

Declare your knowledge of another era. If you know how to dial a rotary phone, you have the nostalgia of Gen X and the kids of the 1960s and 1970s.

In the slightly wonky, amateurish way it was originally intended.

Boomers and Millennials dominate the cultural conversation while Generation X is invisible, as always! Gen X kids know how to be self-sufficient and maintain their sense of humor about being the smallest generation.

If there's a mean opposite to making someone a mix tape, it has to be taping over their favorite show! Relive the days of soap operas, game shows, and sitcoms with this design especially for kids of the seventies and eighties.

Any 1980s kid remembers the library card in the pocket of their book, with a long list of who checked it out before. You aren't past your due date and you can still get carded! Show the world you know that librarians and libraries still matter. Low tech forever.

Seventies kids had video games but, thanks to parents who were hippies, we also got stuck with health food like carob chips, the most terrible dessert recipe ingredient! Tell the world you have walked through fire to reach real cookies.

Are you trapped on the border between crabby Generation X and the overly cheerful Millennials? Do you get both early game consoles and cool nineties fashion? Declare your special identity as a niche generation and an Xennial with this (purposely cheugy) periodic table of the elements shirt.

Every seventies kid remembers eating their favorite frozen dinner in front of those specials that aired once a year on their retro TV! Show the world that Generation X remembers the simple life as the good life.

Kids of the sixties and seventies know the best times were in front of the three channels on your family TV or at the arcade playing pinball and video games with friends. Declare your membership in Generation X with this design featuring a retro TV that would have held your attention right through Saturday morning cartoons.

Everybody in the eighties made their best friend or significant other a mix tape, but did you keep them when the relationship was over? Show the world your Generation X cred with this hilariously mean throwback to a time when a cassette tape put your heart on your sleeve.

Acappella is all the rage now, but some of us were doing it before it was cool! If you were singing in a college a capella group in the nineties or before, or if you were in a vocal band, this is the design for you.

1990s fashion was minimal and the angst was at a maximum. Show your Gen X or Millennial roots with this funny design.

You might just be an introvert, but no Millennial or Gen Xer really wants to talk on the phone. Text. E-mail. Send up a flare. But do not ring them to speak on the telephonic device in real time.

Gen X dads were among the first gamers, and they've still got it! This retro video game style proves old school gaming is still hot.

Generation X remembers VHS tapes, video games, and cassette tapes. Remember when you gave your girlfriend or boyfriend a romantic mix tape? This retro meme is the perfect Gen X gift idea for 60s 70s and 80s kids.

Seventies kids had video games but, thanks to parents who were hippies, we also got stuck with health food like carob chips, the most terrible dessert recipe ingredient! This saying is a gift idea for kids of the 60s 70s and 80s for any occasion.