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8 BarOborc (Robot) Tote, Bradley Hoffer

Adapted from artist Bradley Hoffer’s mural “Self Portrait #8 (CroboRab8)” on the Sunset Pavilion, Asbury Park for the Wooden Walls Project, 2016.

Tote and pouch are based on the artist’s original Asbury Park mural and printed with the artist’s approval. 10% of sales goes directly to the artist and 10% goes to the Wooden Walls Project.

16 1/2” x 18” polyester tote with zip closure and interior pocket. The large tote folds neatly into the 5” x 5” wristlet pouch. Reusable, washable, environmentally friendly, water resistant, lightweight, and strong.

Greetings From the Jersey Shore Tote Bag & Pouch

With the popularity of our "Greetings From Asbury Park” tote bag and beach towel we created a Greetings From the Jersey Shore postcard, tote bag, and beach towel for those looking to show pride for the entire Jersey Shore.

The Jersey Shore Tote makes the perfect beach bag... plus it has a zip.

16 1/2” x 18” polyester tote with zip closure and interior pocket. The large tote folds neatly into the 5” x 5” wristlet pouch. Reusable, washable, environmentally friendly, water resistant, lightweight, and strong.

Greetings From Asbury Park 30"x60" Beach Towel

Our first printing of the Greetings From Asbury Park beach towel was so popular it sold old. Adapted from the postcard series that lent inspiration to Bruce Springsteen's 1972 debut album, the tradition continues.

• 100% cotton.
• Machine wash cold with like colors. 
• Do NOT bleach.
• Tumble dry medium heat.

Greetings From the Jersey Shore 30"x60" Beach Towel

Adapted from the "Greetings From Asbury Park” postcard series with a twist Requests for Jersey Shore merchandise from visitors around the world lead us to create this popular Jersey Shore beach towel with nods to the different destinations from down the Shore.

• 100% cotton.
• Machine wash cold with like colors. 
• Do NOT bleach.
• Tumble dry medium heat.

Neon Tillie 30"x60" Beach Towel

This version of Tillie we call Neon Tillie. The original 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. 

For more info on Tillie, check out historian Helen Pike's post on the Fun House blog.

• 100% cotton.
• Machine wash cold with like colors. 
• Do NOT bleach.
• Tumble dry medium heat.