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Brooklyn to the Bone Onesie: Vintage tattoo style bulldog that barks the Brooklyn baby attitude that runs deep!
Rock and Crawl Onesie: For baby's who rock! And for their parents who don't understand baby rock...or their dance moves.
Shark Girl: Sailor cutie taming a mean ol' Brooklyn shark on a heather ringer tee.
Blues to the Bone: When the one you love has up and left, the blues is your best friend. But the blues can heal...hail Robert Johnson!
Brooklyn to the Bone: Vintage tattoo style bulldog, the face of Brooklyn and the attitude that runs deep! Printed on a heather grey tee.
Brooklyn Graffiti Baby: Baby got tagged, and likes it! Brooklyn graffiti on a mint green onesie.
Public Bath #7: Public Bath #7 was established in 1910 as a public building with showers and a pool for the local residents to shower and swim! It is now the BROOKLYN LYCEUM, Park Slope's center for theater and music productions.
Brooklyn ButterflyTattoo Baby: This is a tattoo style design on a hot pink onesie rockin' the County of Kings!
Coney Island Baby Hot Pink: Hot pink onesie with the jewel of the sea, a Mermaid from Coney Island.
Three Little Piggies: Three vintage style piggies playing music on a gold onesie!
Shark Girl Baby: Sailor girl in her girlie sailor attire, taming a shark, a Brooklyn shark. But since she's a Brooklyn chick, my money's on her! Printed on a heather grey onesie.
Coney Island Baby: Turquoise onesie with the jewel of the sea, a Mermaid from Coney Island.
Skull Jester: This is the tattoo jester from Brooklyn, printed on a purple onesie with shiny turquoise blue ink.
Koi Fish: Japanese Koi fish design printed with glittery silver ink on a black women's tee.
Red Hook: The tough streets of Red Hook, Brooklyn where the longshoremen of yesterday toiled the docks. The star image and chains were photographed in Red Hook and adapted for this design.
Coney Island Shore Hotel: This is the Coney Island Shore Hotel, which has been landmarked. A beautiful building left to us from the old classic Coney!
Brooklyn Navy Yard: Honoring Brooklyn Navy yard and our local harbors!
Brooklyn Anchor (women's): Anchor design on a women's, dark heather tee. Drop anchor in Brooklyn and you may never leave, or may never find the door...
Goddess: This is the Goddess Ardhanarishvara, which is representing the harmony of the sexes. The image is half male and half female.
Mudflap Girl: She's a vintage mudflap babe, back when women could shake things up with their curves!
Brooklyn Anchor: Drop anchor here in Brooklyn and search for ye fortune! Treasure and mermaids abound...
Floyd Bennett Field: This is the edifice from one of the main buildings of Floyd Bennett Field, New York City's first municipal airport. It is no longer used as an operational commercial, military or general aviation airfield. Located on Flatbush avenue.
Coney Island Mermaid: The Coney Mermaid of the Brooklyn sea! Vintage tattoo style with nautical star on the sleeve. Protector of drunken sailors and the rum
Cowgirl: Vintage tattoo style cowgirl on the ranch. She can hog tie anything...
Clinton Hill: This is an image photographed from a building in Clinton Hill, an example of the beautiful sculptural work evidenced in Clinton Hill, Brooklyn.
45 RPM: Remember your vinyl days? Too young you say? OK then non vinyl historians, this is the adaptor piece placed in the small records called 45's, from the fifties and sixties. The speed at which this small record is played is 45 revolutions per minute.
Brooklyn Dodgers: The great Brooklyn Dodgers, the pride of Brooklyn in their day. This is the old 1912 logo from our proud baseball past! Printed on a heather grey tee.
Coney Island Mermaid Men's: I hear Coney Island is famous for it's mermaid population...but they can't catch this one! Protector of her fellow sea sirens and
Public Bath #7: Public Bath #7 was established in 1910 as a public building with showers and a pool for the local residents to shower and swim! It is now the BROOKLYN LYCEUM, Park Slope's center for theater and music productions.
The Brooklyn Lyceum: The Brooklyn Lyceum is Park Slope's performance center for theater, music and comedy. Formerly, the area's Public Bath House #7, it was originally erected in 1910 by architect Raymond Almirall as a bath house in which local residents would frequent to bathe and swim in the building's pool. The design on the tee is found on the building's edifice.
Gowanus East: Gowanus east, an interesting Brooklyn location, home of the Gowanus canal where I believe you can find the answers to the universe. The Gowanus canal may be the black hole of all things creepy and crawly, and the hot soup that may cure all things known to man.
Shark Girl: A vintage tattoo style sailor chick riding a shark through the perilous waters of Brooklyn! But Brooklyn babes are tough!
Brooklyn Anchor: Drop anchor here in Brooklyn and search for ye fortune! Treasure and mermaids abound...
Vintage Cleveland Indians: This is a vintage Cleveland Indians logo from 1947, the old Chief Wahoo image.
Devil: Mysterious smiling devil surrounded by his burlesque sirens in a vIntage style tee.
Shark Girl: A vintage tattoo style sailor chick riding a shark through the perilous waters of Brooklyn! But Brooklyn babes are tough!
Boston Braves: This is a vintage Boston Braves logo from 1913 printed in red on a khaki colored tee.
Baroque Heart: A heart encased by a funky take on baroque design.

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