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Chicken Ringer T-shirt
Fresh off the griddle, the new Chicken Ringer is the
perfect mix of classic ringer tee and the now, uhm, "classic"
chicken icon - two great tastes that taste great together.
Get 'em while they are hot!
$18.00 |
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Chicken 3 T-shirt
Designed as a tribute to the urban chicken farmers
of Portland, Oregon, this is version 3 of the
original design from Parks and Wreck. It could
become an icon of the organic, community-oriented,
sustainable ideals of the urban chicken farmer,
or, because we've made a point of leaving off
the timely catch-phrase or trendy remark, it could
mean whatever you like.
$12.00 |
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Chicken 2 T-shirt
Based on our very first design, the original
Chicken T-shirt, this is a long sleeve version
made to help keep you warm in the winter months.
Wear the chicken logo out front, or use this light-weight
and extremely comfortable shirt as the perfect
first of multiple layers.
$14.00 |
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Tractor T-shirt
Yeah, it's a tractor. There's no fun like driving,
riding on or being drug by a tractor. You can
almost smell the rich, fertile soil and engine
grease when you put this number on. You may even
find yourself saying things like, "ya see
this here feller, why, he likes nothin better
'n harvest time." If you can't get to the
farm for a joy ride, or down to the local dealer
for a test drive, this shirt will more than make
up for it.
$12.00 |
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2" Tape Reel
T-Shirt
For those who appreciate the fat, warm, expensive
sound that can only be captured with a 24-track
analog deck and a 2" reel of tape rolling
at 15 inches per second, we celebrate the sonic
magic of analog with our second design.
$12.00 |
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Chicken
T-shirt
Designed as a tribute to
the urban chicken farmers of Portland, Oregon,
this is the original design from Parks and Wreck.
It could become an icon of the organic, community-oriented,
sustainable ideals of the urban chicken farmer,
or, because we've made a point of leaving off
the timely catch-phrase or trendy remark, it could
mean whatever you like.
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