2wo One 5ive Tees from BreakawayINK
We all rock the 2-1-5, even when we're doing it from our 2-6-7 cell (or 6-1-0 or 4-8-4, or, god forbid, those NJ codes). We've seen a lot of 215 merch over the years, but something about BreakawayINK's design caught our eye. Perhaps it's the way the first letters seem to incongruously spell 205. Whatever, cool Philly T-shirt. Breakaway's 2wo One 5ives are available for $25.99 on their website, breakawayink.com, in three colors: red, green, or our favorite, blue. Some colors are on sale for $19.99, which might mean they're not going to be around for too long.
CHRMNG Tees
This ethical T-shirt company has made a name for itself with an impressive collection of shirt designs, including a couple Philly-centric prints. But it's not just the soft stylish T-shirts that will make you feel good. Chrmng donates 10% of all sales towards providing clothing for those in need. Charming, indeed.
Here are a couple of our favorite Chrmng shirts:
Chrmng, Phila, PA design, $18: a world-weary sketch of the First Philadelphian, Ben Franklin.
I [pretzel] Philadelphia design . $20: A personalized take on this ubiquitous Philly love logo.
Here are a couple of our favorite Chrmng shirts:
Chrmng, Phila, PA design, $18: a world-weary sketch of the First Philadelphian, Ben Franklin.
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Phuk Yeah Philly T-Shirt

Saw these great Philly-rific tees for sale at the annual Community Cultural Exchange show and fair at 6th and Lombard this weekend past. The makers, Eyevolve, have an array of out-there designs. Another favorite was the printed picture of Leatherface from The Texas Chainsaw Massacre wearing a T-shirt emblazoned with the slogan "Free Hugs." The shirts are sprayed with red paint dye, so each one is uniquely macabre.
The Phukyea shirts are done in the style of the Phillies logo, but have decidedly more 'tude. The Eyevolve website neglects to give pricing info.
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Eyevolve T-shirts,
Philadelphia T-shirts,
Phukyea
LOVE "J-A-W-N" T-shirt
You totally need one of these jawns.To paraphrase T-shirt designer Secret Lovers, "The slang word jawn is used in Philadelphia conversation to replace just about any noun, roughly like thing, or doo-hickey. The Pittsburgh designer now offers hip unisex T-shirts emblazoned with the word, in the style of Robert Indiana's famous LOVE statue at JFK Plaza/LOVE Park in Philadelphia, and other places around the world. Buy these great Philadelphia gifts for $22 (plus $6 shipping) at their etsy store, and maybe other places.
Get this jawn. And also this jawn: a Philadelphia LOVE necklace, yeah.
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Etsy,
Jawn t-shirt,
Love JAWN,
LOVE statue,
secretlovers
Another Philadelphia Map Print
We recently showcased this cool Philadelphia neighborhood map print, last weekend at the Punk Rock Flea Market, we spotted this, from Peaceful Traveler. It's not as comprehensive, but it's simple and attractive.
Hand drawn silk printing, $24 at peacefultraveler.org. Other states, cities, and colors available. Also look out for their Philadelphia Hoagies tee.
Hand drawn silk printing, $24 at peacefultraveler.org. Other states, cities, and colors available. Also look out for their Philadelphia Hoagies tee.
Phlyers Rule

It's still early season, but the Phillies look set continue the winning ways of 2008 (remember that?) and 2009, and their sports complex neighbors, the Flyers, are cruising through the NHL playoffs in unlikely style. Celebrate a love for both with a hybrid logo: the Phillies "P" script (retro style) with the distinctive Flyers wing-trails. Available in three T-shirt styles: in Flyers orange on black or black-and-orange on grey or in Phillies maroon on blue ('82 model). I want one.
Get yours at Broad Street Bootlegs.
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Broad Street Bootlegs,
Flyers,
Phillies,
Phlyers,
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Neighborhood map
I love maps and I love Philadelphia's neighborhoods. The changing architecture, culture, and population as you move from block to block is what makes Philly such a unique and fun-to-walk city. My loves have been combined with the Philadelphia neighborhood map from Ork Posters. Their exact boundaries and names might be the subject of debate, but it's a nice design and it captures the city well. Plus, Philly has a great and recognizable city shape, I've been seeing it used more and more to great design effect.
$22, available in several colors. orkposters.com/philadelphia
$22, available in several colors. orkposters.com/philadelphia
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neighborhoods,
Ork posters,
Philadelphia city map,
poster
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