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Showing posts with label Shirts. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Shirts. Show all posts

Sunday, January 6, 2019

Y-Que Shirts Take on Trump: 'Trumpacabra' and 'Lock Him Up' For Sale


It's been a while since we checked in with one of our favorite Los Feliz shops, Y Que, and its infamous t-shirts. But over the holidays we were in the neighborhood and stopped by, and were pleased to see the Y Que t-shirt game still going strong.

Of course, the hot topic of the resistance is front and center, via this "Trumpacabra" shirt and others addressing the current inhabitant of the White House. There's also a "Lock Him Up" shirt and, in the vein of Y Que's classic "Free Winona" shirt, a new one for Melania Trump. (Although, as we've learned in recent months, she is complacent in all of this.)



But as we first wrote about 10 years ago (!), we still really gravitate toward Y Que's wide selection of Los Angeles neighborhood shirts, featuring designs — sometimes humorous, sometimes spot-on — relevant to the area. Just a few examples:









The "Happy Foot/Sad Foot" Silver Lake shirt may be my favorite. Check out their website here for more shirts, and our past Franklin Avenue coverage of Y Que here. Y Que is located at 1770 N Vermont Ave. in Los Feliz.

Friday, October 22, 2010

One Month Until the Great Los Angeles Walk -- Shirts Now Available!



Believe it or not, we're now less than a month out from the annual Great Los Angeles Walk -- our annual urban hike from downtown Los Angeles to the ocean.

This year, as we previously announced, we're heading BACK TO WILSHIRE.

**OFFICIAL T-SHIRTS NOW AVAILABLE! ORDER YOURS SOON, SO YOU CAN WEAR IT TO THE WALK!**

The walk takes place on SATURDAY, NOV. 20, 2010. MEET AT 10 A.M. AT PERSHING SQUARE IN DOWNTOWN LOS ANGELES.

In 2006, we hiked down Wilshire. In 2007, it was Pico. In 2008, we started at Sunset before walking the entire length of Santa Monica Blvd. And in 2009, we explored L.A.'s historic West Adams district, walking a mix of Adams and Washington all the way to Venice.

The route will take us past some of L.A.'s most iconic and historic features -- MacArthur Park, Bullocks Wilshire, the sites of the late great Ambassador Hotel and Brown Derby, and much much more.

We're working with the L.A. Conservancy, which is updating its guide to all things Wilshire in time for the occasion.

And as usual, we'll celebrate afterward at a location to be named later. If you'd like to host the post-walk event, or at least help organize it, please contact us at our franklin_avenue(at)yahoo(dot)com email address.

For those of you new to our annual event, it's quite simple: We walk. No agenda, no cause, no special reason -- just for love of Los Angeles. It's the Saturday before Thanksgiving, which means you can work off some pounds in preparation for the following Thursday's pigout. And this year's walk is just 15.6 miles -- the shortest of the ones we've done.

Anyone can join in... just email us at greatlawalk@mail.com. (YES, that's "@mail" -- not Gmail.)

T-SHIRT INFO:Time to order your GREAT LOS ANGELES WALK shirt! Like the last few years, we're going through Cafe Press for the shirts. And like always, we're not making a dime. The price you pay is the price that Cafe Press charges.

Shirts, of course, aren't necessary for the walk. But show your Great Los Angeles Walk pride! Go to www.cafepress.com/franklinavenue to order!

And keep checking out the official Great Los Angeles Walk website -- GreatLAWalk.com -- for more details! We'll see you on Nov. 20.