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100% cotton midweight twill with embroidered logos

6 panel, structured, mid-profile and pre-curved visor

Matching undervisor with mesh lining under crown

Self fabric strap with snap on/off sliding silver buckle

Boy Howdy! Dad Hat

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CREEM City Tote Bag

Why should your torso have all the fun? Add a little rock ‘n’ roll debauchery to your digits.

Boy Howdy! Socks

Fill this with your favorite beverage, then top it with a touch of CREEM. 

Boy Howdy! Logo Mug

The perfect vehicle for everything from bubbly brews to Yoo-Hoo. Chug-a-lug to your heart’s content. 

Heat treated and top-shelf dishwasher safe

Boy Howdy! Pint Glass

Drink that brewski in style with our 12.5 oz Boy Howdy! Glass Beer Mug.

Boy Howdy! Glass Beer Mug

After decades off the grid, the Boy Howdy! Belt Buckle is back. Thanks to Indiana Metal Craft in Bloomington, IN, you can now own a Boy Howdy! Belt Buckle cast in the very same mold as the 1970’s original. Hold your pants up with a bona fide piece of rock ‘n’ roll history.

Solid lead-free pewter with bronze finish

Boy Howdy! Belt Buckle

Collect every issue from the first year of new CREEM and save a few bucks. The bundle contains one copy each of CREEM 

CREEM #001 - #004

CREEM #004

We’ve been naughty...and we need to be punished. 

CREEM #003

The iconic lips logo gets the Oxford Pennant treatment with this camp flag featuring a freehand illustration of the logo by Atlanta-based artist Taylor Rushing.

Material: Cut-and-sewn wool felt, printed design

The Rolling Stones Camp Flag

“There’s one group, and only one, like ’em or not, that matters all the time.” --Dave Marsh on the Rolling Stones, CREEM, January 1973

The Rolling Stones Lips Black Camp Flag

“I never considered the Stones drug music. They were the drug itself.” --Patti Smith, CREEM, January 1973

Artwork by Atlanta-based artist Taylor Rushing

The Rolling Stones Lips Camp Flag

“The greatest rock and roll band in the world, and my heroes ever since I got my first look at Mick’s leer way back in ’64: the decadent bad-ass princes we’ll never put down or lose!” --Lester Bangs, CREEM, January 1973

Souvenir of The Rolling Stones Pennant

“The thing is we still feel it’s getting better for us. Playin’ is still a turn on.” --Keith Richards, CREEM, October 1976

Tumbling Dice Pennant

 album cover, a record CREEM reviewed with: “this ain’t no obituary; the Rolling Stones are still alive and on target…the Stones get off their clouds and bust their asses one more time for rock ‘n’ roll.”

Some Girls Pennant

Celebrate the world’s biggest band, in miniature form.

The Rolling Stones Mini Pennant

Heat-seal embroidered patches. Iron on and go.

The Rolling Stones Patch Pack

Enamel pins for any denim jacket or backpack.

The Rolling Stones Pin Pack

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