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Do you remember having a Slinky when you were a child? Maybe you secretly keep one in your desk drawer because it is arguably one of the most durable, non-electronic, totally awesome toys ever made. It doesn't get anymore retro than Slinky. They've been crawling down stairs since 1945 and they are so timeless, chances are kids in the future living on another planet will have them too.

Slinky is so damn retro we thought they'd look pretty good on shirts. We've recently added 3 officially licensed Slinky designs. Each design features a vintage distressed look and comes in many different styles for both a girl and a boy. So pick up a Slinky t-shirt and feel like a kid again. Just do us a favor and stay off that seesaw.

Vintage Slinky T-Shirt Vintage Slinky Jersey T-Shirt Vintage Everyone Wants a Slinky T-Shirt

Check out this ultra 80's Slinky commercial.

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