Greetings from Asbury Park Beach Towel, Second Edition

Our first printing was so popular it sold old. Adapted from the "Greetings From Asbury Park” postcard series with a vintage twist. As a popular Jersey Shore destination Asbury Park has had many “Greetings From…” versions  since its founding in 1871. 

100% cotton reactive digital print, 30”x60” Machine wash cold.Wash with like colors. No bleach or chlorine. Tumble dry medium. DO NOT iron. DO NOT dry clean.

Mini Tillie Beach Towel, Grey

Tillie beach towel with multiple mini Tillies. Tillie, Shady Tillie, and the back of Tillie's head on a grey field. Tillie was named for George C. Tilyou (1862-1914) of Coney Island’s Steeplechase fame. Asbury Park’s Tillie was originally painted on Palace Amusements in 1955. 

100% cotton reactive digital print, 30”x60” Machine wash cold.Wash with like colors. No bleach or chlorine. Tumble dry medium. DO NOT iron. DO NOT dry clean.

Mini Tillie Beach Towel, Aqua

Tillie beach towel with multiple mini Tillies. Tillie, Shady Tillie, and the back of Tillie's head on an aqua field. Tillie was named for George C. Tilyou (1862-1914) of Coney Island’s Steeplechase fame. Asbury Park’s Tillie was originally painted on Palace Amusements in 1955.

100% cotton reactive digital print, 30”x60” Machine wash cold.Wash with like colors. No bleach or chlorine. Tumble dry medium. DO NOT iron. DO NOT dry clean.

Tillie Front/Back Beach Towel, Aqua

Tillie Front/Back beach towel, aqua. The beach towel with the rarely seen back side of Tillie's head. Tillie was named for George C. Tilyou (1862-1914) of Coney Island’s Steeplechase fame. Asbury Park’s Tillie was originally painted on Palace Amusements in 1955. 

100% cotton reactive digital print, 30”x60” Machine wash cold.Wash with like colors. No bleach or chlorine. Tumble dry medium. DO NOT iron. DO NOT dry clean.

Neon Tillie Beach Towel, Second Edition

A new version of Tillie we call neon Tillie. At one point the Tillie mural on the Palace Amusements had neon lighting. And he winked. Palace Amusements was abandoned and torn down. Neon Tillie beach towel is our tribute to that heyday. Tillie was named for George C. Tilyou (1862-1914) of Coney Island’s Steeplechase fame. Asbury Park’s Tillie was originally painted on Palace Amusements in 1955. 

100% cotton reactive digital print, 30”x60” Machine wash cold.Wash with like colors. No bleach or chlorine. Tumble dry medium. DO NOT iron. DO NOT dry clean.

Two Fish Beach Towel

The original Two Fish motif is one of our first collaborations with local artist Porkchop. The design is based on majolica ceramic work in the Grand Arcade at the historic Convention Hall on the Asbury Park boardwalk where our original Fun House shop is located.

100% cotton reactive digital print, 30”x60” Machine wash cold.Wash with like colors. No bleach or chlorine. Tumble dry medium. DO NOT iron. DO NOT dry clean.