Vintage Produce Hoodies

Vintage tomato crate labels from Nogales Arizona distributors.

Produce 48 vintage

This comedy series showcases the antics of the residents of Letterkenny, a small rural community in Canada. Siblings Wayne and Katy run a small farm and produce stand, with Wayne's friends Daryl and "Squirrely" Dan helping out. Many of the town's inhabitants fall into one of several groups, which include the farmers, or "hicks," the out-of-towners on the local hockey team, the local drug addicts and the "natives," who are members of the local First Nation. "Letterkenny" began its life as a YouTube series called "Letterkenny Problems."

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This charming Farm Fresh Strawberry pattern design exudes vintage vibes and the allure of rustic produce markets. Embrace the nostalgia of the almighty strawberry fruit and celebrate the berry sweet essence of summertime with this trendy and timeless design!

This charming Farm Fresh Strawberries design exudes vintage vibes and the allure of rustic produce markets. Embrace the nostalgia of the almighty strawberry fruit and celebrate the berry sweet essence of summertime with this trendy and timeless design.

Wendell Berry fans will love this farm-friendly design. Be part of the membership!

Lettuces! Careful, some of them aren't vegetarian, exactly.

An artistic rendering of a pear still on the branch. I used a number of textures and layers to give it a vintage oil painting look.

Everyone needs a lettuce fairy in their life. This one is made from a selection of public-domain vintage graphics.

The French Market in New Orleans. 1906.

A group of children sitting in a horse cart at the New Orleans French Market. 1910.

Still life of three organic carrots on an aqua vintage table.

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Pears inspired by an old supermarket ad from the 70s that I found in one of my grandma’s books. '

The best Superman ice cream in 1980s Salem, Illinois!

Food vendors with their produce for sale at the Indianapolis Market. Indianapolis, Indiana. 1908.

fruits and vegetables

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1940 label which states ' Watsonville & Pajaro Valley, Forward in Forty '. The design featuring a California farmer standing among produce.

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