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Tee of the Month!
I recently watched the Goonies and had plenty of inspiration to design some throwback tees for this timeless classic of a movie. Holy shit, why were PG movies from the 80's so damn great? These days a horror movie that isn't rated R is a pile of crap. One of the Goonies designs has made it to the "Tee of the Month" club and is our Sloth Love Chunk design. We also created some "Goonies Never Say Die" t-shirts. Check out all the Goonies designs here.
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