Junk Food NBA Hardwood Classics Collection!

Happy that the NBA season has started? Ready to cheer on your favorite team? Show off your team pride with a vintage NBA tee by Junk Food Clothing!

Women's NBA Shirts and Men's NBA Shirts are available now!

We have Boston Celtics Shirts, Los Angeles Lakers Tees, Denver Nuggets T Shirts, San Antonio Spurs T Shirts, and many more!

So check out our Men's NBA Tees and Women's NBA Tees today!

Celebrate the Holidays with Junk Food!

It's the Holiday Season, and Junk Food Clothing wants to celebrate by giving you FREE GROUND SHIPPING!

Use code HOLIDAY09 when checking out, and you will receive Free Ground Shipping for orders over $75. Offer ends 12/31/09. Orders received by December 15th are guaranteed to be received by Christmas!

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Black Friday through Cyber Monday Sale at Junk Food!

Looking for great deals on Black Friday? Still wanting some deals on Cyber Monday? Junk Food clothing has you covered for both!

Shop JunkFoodClothing.com from Black Friday (11/27/09) through Cyber Monday (12/1/09) and receive 20% off your entire order! Just use code BLACKOUT when checking out!

Grab some hot styles like our Batman Tee. Geek it out with our funny Chewbacca Shirt! Or grab some cool NFL Women's Tees and NFL Men's T Shirts!

Don't miss out! Shop Junk Food Clothing today!

Hottest New Styles for Men and Women!

New Women's and Men's tees are now available! We have Chewbacca Tees, Batman T-shirts, Spiderman Shirts, and many more!

So stop by JunkFoodClothing.com and grab a couple of your favorite Super Hero Tees, Star Wars Tees, or Rock Tees!

He's Grrrrrrrreat!

Tony the Tiger sure has had a lot of work done over the years!

Born in 1952 as part of a contest, Tony beat out less popular Katy the Kangaroo, Elmo the Elephant and Newt the Gnu to become the official mascot for Kellogg's Frosted Flakes. Tony is father to Antoinette and Tony Jr, who had his own short lived spin-off cereal Frosted Rice and went on to replace his father in the early 2000's!

While nothing shows devotion to your favourite cereal mascot like a life-size bedazzled chain...

Junkfood has you covered this Fall with this (much more practical) retro Tony the Tiger tee! And if Froot Loops are more your thing, there's a Sam the Toucan tee.

Thirteen nights until Halloween...

If you can not wait for the night of ghouls, haunts, and candy to come, here are thirteen not-so-scary Halloween movies you can enjoy!
1. It's the Great Pumpkin, Charlie Brown
This is a Halloween classic! While the rest of the Peanuts gang get ready for a Halloween party, Lunus hangs out in a pumpkin field hoping to catch a glimpse of The Great Pumpkin. It is said The Great Pumpkin rises from the pumpkin patch and brings toys to all the good girls and boys, and something rises from the patch alright: Charlie Brown's beagle, Snoopy.
FUN FACT: After this special originally aired, children all over the country sent candy to Charlie Brown out of sympathy
2. Beetlejuice
3. The Addams Family
4. Hocus Pocus
Another Halloween classic. The Sanderson sisters aren't just strange, they're three witches resurrected from the dead and they're back for revenge. Their goal is to steal the life from children and become immortal. The only thing stopping them is three children named Max, Dani, and Allison and their cat guide, Binx.
FUN FACT: This movie was directed by Kenny Ortega, who also directed the High School Musical phenomenon.

5. Halloweentown
6. Scooby Doo
7. Casper
8. Bedknobs and Broomsticks
9. Ghostbusters
10. The Nightmare Before Christmas
The great thing about this movie is it can be watched during Halloween and Christmas. Jack Skellington, the Pumpkin King, is tired of the same old routine. He stumbles upon Christmas Town and is taken by surprise. He becomes so fascinated with his discovery, he decides to take over Christmas that year with the help of the Halloween Town residents.
FUN FACT: An excerpt from the Batman theme can be heard when the search-lights are looking for Jack.
11. The Haunted Mansion
12. The Corpse Bride
13. Mom's Got A Date With A Vampire

One more sleep...

...until the release of Where the Wild Things Are! And the amazing fan art just keeps on coming. Anna the Red has created these mind-blowingly awesome bento boxes inspired by the beloved children's book! For those not familiar with bento, Anna explains:

"In Japan, a lots of moms wake up early to make bento for their kids and their husbands. And often, they make cute animals or characters from anime shows out of food, so that kids will enjoy eating healthy food. Those bento are called “Kyaraben” or “Charaben”. (character bento)"

Her blog is really worth a look, and contains plenty of step by step instructions on how she prepares these lunches for her lucky boyfriend!