Baseball T-Shirts

Description: Warm, faded and straight off the rental rack. Sunburnt pairs oversized Sunset Video Rentals lettering with a stacked retro sunset in worn gold, orange and cream tones. The distressed finish gives it the look of an old VHS slipcover that has spent a few too many years near the front window of the store.

Description: The sun is dropping, the birds are heading home and there is still time to grab one more movie. Last Rental Before Sundown adds a glowing horizon to the classic tropical Sunset Video look, giving this design a slightly more cinematic feel while keeping all that distressed rental-era character.

Description: Big sunset. Big palm. Big video-store energy. The Rental Shop Classic gives the Sunset Video Rentals identity a sturdy vintage storefront treatment, finished with plenty of sun-faded texture and worn edges. It looks comfortably broken-in from day one.

Description: A circular badge built around the classic Sunset Video sunset and palm silhouette. The Sunset Seal has the look of an old surf-shop patch, vintage travel decal or well-worn sticker discovered on the side of a VHS rewinder. A compact slice of retro California movie culture.

Description: Pure coastal video-store nostalgia. The Beachside Rental stretches the sunset colors across the design with a lone palm hanging over the Sunset Video Rentals name. Weathered, warm and wonderfully analog, it feels like the logo from a little rental shop you vaguely remember visiting on vacation.

Description: The classic Sunset Video Rentals look stripped down to its essentials: palms, a blazing striped sunset and chunky retro lettering. The heavily weathered finish gives it the feel of an old shop sign that spent years baking beneath the California sun. Simple, bold and unmistakably Sunset Video.

Description: Muscles, mayhem and absolutely no time for diplomacy. Matrix Bennett ’85 puts Commando’s ultimate hero-villain showdown on the campaign trail in a vintage election-style design loaded with pure ’80s action energy.

Description: Protect. Serve. Cause a little chaos. Mahoney Hightower ’84 sends two of Police Academy’s most memorable recruits onto the campaign trail in a vintage election-style tribute to one of 1984’s defining comedy hits.

Description: A platform built on bowling, rugs and very strong opinions. Lebowski Sobchak ’98 puts cinema’s most unlikely political ticket on the ballot with a retro campaign design inspired by two legends of The Big Lebowski.

Description: The campaign trail just reached the back nine. Gilmore McGavin ’96 transforms one of the funniest rivalries of the ’90s into a vintage election-style ticket for anyone who still believes Happy belongs in the clubhouse.

Description: Be nice. Cast your vote. Dalton Garrett ’89 brings the legendary cool of Road House to the ballot box with a vintage campaign-inspired design celebrating two professional coolers who know how to clean up a town.

Description: Crime is the disease. Apparently this is the ticket. Cobretti Gonzales ’86 turns the hard-edged world of Cobra into a retro campaign design celebrating one of 1986’s coolest action pairings.

Description: A fresh, punchy colorway mixing coral, teal, and orange for a fun retro look with serious shelf appeal. It feels like a beach-town video store sticker from the late VHS era.

Description: This version brings a sharper, bolder retro look with high-contrast stripes and classic video-store energy. Clean and eye-catching, it’s made for anyone who loves straightforward vintage style.

Description: A more muted, earthy take on the VHS logo with worn-in tones that feel aged, nostalgic, and a little road-tested. It’s a great fit for fans of vintage design with a softer, weathered vibe.

Description: A bold vertical VHS-inspired design with cool neon purples, pinks, and blues that feels straight out of an after-dark video store. Bright, playful, and perfect for fans of retro 80s and 90s color palettes.

Description: This version brings a sharper, bolder retro look with high-contrast stripes and classic video-store energy. Clean and eye-catching, it’s made for anyone who loves straightforward vintage style.

Description: This vertical VHS logo leans into classic video-store nostalgia with a warm, sun-faded stripe palette and a clean vintage finish. It’s a timeless throwback to the golden age of rentals and weekend movie runs.

Description: A more muted, earthy take on the VHS logo with worn-in tones that feel aged, nostalgic, and a little road-tested. It’s a great fit for fans of vintage design with a softer, weathered vibe.

Description: A bold vertical VHS-inspired design with cool neon purples, pinks, and blues that feels straight out of an after-dark video store. Bright, playful, and perfect for fans of retro 80s and 90s color palettes.

Description: A fresh, punchy colorway mixing coral, teal, and orange for a fun retro look with serious shelf appeal. It feels like a beach-town video store sticker from the late VHS era.

Description: Balance. Discipline. Bonsai-based foreign policy. LaRusso Miyagi ’84 puts the ultimate student-and-sensei team on the ballot in a vintage campaign-style tribute to one of the defining movie partnerships of the ’80s.

Description: The future of America is apparently 1.21 gigawatts. Brown McFly ’85 transforms Hill Valley’s favorite time-traveling duo into a retro campaign design built for anyone who believes where we’re going, we don’t need campaign roads.

Description: Public safety has never been this complicated. Brody Jaws ’75 turns the ultimate Amity Island rivalry into a vintage campaign ticket celebrating the summer blockbuster that made everyone reconsider going in the water.

Description: Surf first. Govern later. Bodhi Warchild ’91 brings the sun, surf and glorious chaos of Point Break to the campaign trail with a retro political-poster twist worthy of the Ex-Presidents themselves.

Description: Two heavyweight legends. One unbeatable ticket. Balboa Creed ’82 turns one of cinema’s greatest boxing partnerships into a vintage campaign-style design straight out of 1982. No rematch required.