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Description: Is this an official league? Who knows? WHO CARES!

Description: The Brooklyn Dodgers were played in the National Football League from 1930 to 1943; in 1944 they were known as the Brooklyn Tigers for just one season.

Description: 1977 logo for the defunct NYC discount electronics chain.

Description: A Brooklyn legend. Gone for over 40 years but still talked about while eating inferior cake!

Description: The Brooklyn Bushwicks were an independent, semi-pro baseball team that played its games in Dexter Park in Queens from 1917 to 1951.

Description: Soccer team based in Brooklyn, New York, that existed from 1898 to 1924. It is one of the few to predate the United States Soccer Federation, which was founded in 1913.

Description: The only streaming platform for Brooklyn indie film and media! Online and on Roku. brooklynondemand.com

Description: Be a Sweathog! You know you want to. Signed, Epstein's Mother.

Description: Was it a local favorite in the 70s? Did it even exist?

Description: Brewed in Bushwick, Brooklyn from 1933-1978

Description: This design is inspired by the original 1962 sign of Coney Island's Astroland amusement park.

Description: Brooklyn's Federal League baseball team 1914-1915

Description: Design taken from a vintage patch of Brooklyn's Negro League Team (1905-1942)

Description: Brooklyn's Federal League baseball team from 1914-1915

Description: And that's just how it is!

Description: Welcoming people to Paul's Daughter on the Boardwalk since 1962!

Description: This shirt is INSAAAAAANE!

Description: Order one when you're stuck in traffic on the Belt.

Description: Space is spacey.

Description: NHL team from 1941-42

Description: From a vintage painted metal sign.

Description: Pop Art in a can. Just heat and serve.

Description: Technical drawings of Speed Racer's iconic car!

Description: You've seen him all over Brooklyn. Now wear him!

Description: Why should light-colored shirts have all the fun?

Description: Sure, it's now TECHNICALLY known as the Hugh L. Carey Tunnel, but it'll always be the BBT to us.

Description: This famous sign (seen in the opening of Welcome Back, Kotter) now hangs in Brooklyn Borough Hall.

Description: Our take on the classic I Love NY graphic. For us, Brooklyn is our heart so it makes perfect sense. Show your love for BK!

Description: Domo-kun on the wheels of steel!

Description: Save the universe from those bug things!

Description: He's a demon on wheels... and on your shirt!

Description: The boy android takes flight to vanquish evil!

Description: Original box art from 1977!

Description: Hey you guyyyys!!!

Description: Yūfō Robo Gurendaizā!