Baseball T-Shirts

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.