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Step into timeless artistry with our exclusive Evening in West New York Tee. Inspired by the iconic steps on 66th Street in West New York, NJ, this design blends local charm with the elegance of Japanese printmaking. Perfect for those who love bold design and meaningful storytelling—wear a piece of art, wear a piece of home.
Rep North Hudson style with our Bergenline Jitney Bus T-Shirt, featuring a bold black-and-white design of the famous ‘dollar vans’ running through Union City, West New York, and Jersey City. Perfect for locals, commuters, and transit enthusiasts, this shirt captures the essence of Bergenline Avenue’s bustling culture in a sleek monochrome style.
Celebrate the vibrant energy of Northern New Jersey with our Bergenline Jitney Bus T-Shirt, featuring hand-drawn artwork inspired by the iconic ‘dollar vans’ that bring life to the streets of Union City, West New York, Jersey City, and beyond. Perfect for locals, commuters, and transit enthusiasts, this shirt blends urban culture and unique design for a wearable piece of art. Made with premium fabric, it’s a must-have for anyone who loves NJ jitneys, Bergenline Avenue, and authentic street vibes.
There’s a place known only to hispanics (latinx for the woke) in Hudson County, NJ and the surrounding areas. A place of magic and wonder known as Sea Cocos, NJ. Celebrate the Jewel of the Meadowlands with this t-shirt!
We’re talking away I don’t know what ‘m to say I’ll say it anyway. Don’t Take on Me! Sport this Gadsden flag inspired 80’s tee. It’s not everyday you see a rattlesnake with a mullet.
If you’re ever afraid that you might be confused for a cat, this shirt is for you! Coworkers, loved ones, lawyers, and even judges, will have no doubt that indeed, you-are-not-a-cat. Fitted, comfortable, and soft—this t-shirt was made just for you. And it can withstand several washings while maintaining its shape, so it’s great for everyday wear!
Preground coffee is for pansies. Get yer arms workin’ and embrace the GRIND! Or use an electric grinder, even if it’s not as cool. Grind fresh, that’s all that matter!
Botanicas for me are a vestige of the old Union City, NJ, when it was still Havana on the Hudson. Here, in contrast stands a man modeled after a Central American day laborer. He represent the new wave of immigration. After the Cubans and South Americans, came the Mexicans and Central Americans. Now the botanicas have started to adapt, and next to Changó you’ll find the Santa Muerte.
-Kenny Velez
It feels like we’ve stepped back in time to the glorious days of 2013, when the word “Cronut” captivated the world! Do you recall when everyone was buzzing about this revolutionary pastry? Donuts and croissants merged into one magnificent creation, giving birth to the Cronut! Back then, it wasn’t just a treat; it was a cultural phenomenon that consumed people’s thoughts. Lines snaked around the block as eager enthusiasts eagerly awaited their turn to savor this delectable masterpiece. Let’s cherish those memories and pay homage to the Cronut’s legacy! Dare I say, could we already label it as “vintage?” Or perhaps, “retro” is the more fitting term for this iconic culinary delight?
Represent the jewel of New Jersey with this Bergenline t-shirt. Extending from Union City through West New York, Guttenberg, and North Bergen, Bergenline Avenue is a main street like no other! Even the Avenue des Champs-Élysées pales in comparison. Central to this design is the dollar van (jitney) which is as much a staple of BLine (as it’s known in the local vernacular) as the cuban sandwich.
Pre-ground coffee is for pansies. Get yer arms workin’ and embrace the GRIND! Or use an electric grinder, even if it’s not as cool. Grind fresh, that’s all that matter!
This piece was made to be a little more commercial than most of my Union City watercolor series of illustrations. In fact this is almost not Union City. It’s on the border with Weehawken, our more affluent neighboring town, famous for its old water tower, and Hamilton’s last duel.
-Kenny Velez