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The FLOC Crest Tshirt is a limited edition, as is all of FLOC’s products. Each of their designs is limited to 113 (which is what you get when you ad the longitude and latitude of NYC together). I dig the prints on this tee — front and back — and the way it appears specially treated to fit super comfortably. It looks like there are only a few left in stock, so you might still be able to purchase one for $25.

Brooklyn Dock by Handsome Supply Co. has that simplified, old school flavor that I dig so much. Get it for $30.

Union by CXXVI is probably my new favorite among the ones currently available in their online shop…and that’s saying alot. If you don’t believe me check out a few of their others shirts featured here. You can buy this one for $36…available in three different colorways.

Looking at this Soda Beer Candy T-shirt brought me right back into my old neighborhood like a time machine (…assuming time machines also travel through space, which they should). Or maybe like a nostalgia machine. Or like a…like a nostalgic time machine. Whatever. The shirt is dope, just like every other tee that ONLY NY puts out — you can click here to see a small selection. It’s a reference to pretty much every bodega in New York…but it reminds me of Queens specifically, since that’s where I spent the majority of my formative years. It’s available in three colorways. Grab one for $32.

This is the official Brokelyn T-shirt from Brokelyn.com — a website whose tagline says it all: Live Big on Small Change in Brooklyn, NYC. [I wish I knew about this when I was still living there.] Brokelyn’s logo was designed by The Heads of State…and it looks so great on a tee, doesn’t it? You can scoop this for only $15.

The New York Public T-shirt is a limited edition gem by Micah Belamarich. I love it. It feels just like NY, too. It’s available in red and green, as well, but yellow is my favorite. You can cop yours for $40 from ONLY NY.

New York Battleships by Sanusi Apparel initially evoked mixed feelings from me. I like the way it looks; I still just get sad every time I see the WTC referenced. Having said that, I believe NY is tougher than any battleship could be…and I suggest you don’t mess with it unless you want to get blown out of the water. (Get it?) You can buy this limited edition tee for £15.

The Coney Island Boardwalk T-shirt somehow conveys Coney Island’s rich history…or at the very least, it alludes to it. Can you imagine the vast spectrum of things this boardwalk has witnessed? It boggles my mind. As one of NY’s native sons, this means a little more to me than it would to most. If you’ve ever been to Coney Island (especially as a kid) then you’ll likely be able to relate. This shirt is one of the many great ones by MNKR and is available for $32.

I’m Calling it Shea. Baseball season is over but Shea is forever. $25 from No Mas.

ONLY NY reps New York to the fullest…as evidenced by this classic NYC Greek Coffee Cup T-shirt. It’s the little things (like getting my morning coffee in one of these) that I miss the most about living there. Available for $28.