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  4.5 oz. Unisex fit Front side is ring spun polyester blend Sleeves and back side are 50/50 poly/cotton Print on Front Only. Sleeves and Back Side are black Decoration Type: Sublimation Size Chart

  Unisex Fit Front side is ring spun polyester blend Back side is 50/50 poly/cotton Print on Front Only. Back Side is black Decoration Type: Sublimation Size Chart

  Unisex Fit Front side is ring spun polyester blend Back side is 50/50 poly/cotton Print on Front Only. Back Side is black Decoration Type: Sublimation Size Chart

Learn/PlayThe grand daddy of our collection, this premium T-shirt is as close to perfect as can be. It's optimized for all types of print and will quickly become you favorite T-shirt. Soft and comfortable, durable and thick, this is a definite must-own and a recommended product. Brand: Spreadshirt 100% cotton (heather gray is 95% cotton/5% viscose. heather blue & charcoal gray are 80% cotton/20% polyester. heather burgundy is 60% cotton/40% polyester). | Fabric Weight: 4.42 oz Fairly produced, certified and triple audited. Double stitched, reinforced seams at shoulder, sleeve, collar and waist Product may run small, please check size charts Imported garment, processed and printed in the U.S.A. normal fit A B C Youth 2T 15.98 in 10.98 in 4.02 in Youth 4T 17.48 in 11.97 in 4.49 in

Too much Sofrito? No such thing!   The perfect GIFT for a Boricua  Not Sold in Stores!  Estimated delivery within 6-9 business days.

Torn Puerto Rican Flag Hoodie 8 oz (Closeout, some size/colors may not be avaialble) 8 oz 50/50 cotton/poly Air jet yarn creates a smooth, low-pill surface Double needle stitching; Pouch pocket; Unisex sizing Premium side seam cut Print Method: DIGISOFT™ Size Chart

Torn Puerto Rican Flag T-Shirt (image on back only) Unisex 5.3-ounce, 100% cotton (99/1 cotton/poly (Ash) & 90/10 cotton/poly (Sport Grey), 50/50 cotton/poly (Dark Heather) Heavyweight classic unisex tee Taped neck and shoulders; Tearaway label Made with sustainably & fairly grown USA cotton Print Method: DIGISOFT™ Size Chart

Medium Sized Tostonera with Puerto Rico and Maracas... Great compliment for any kitchen....Great for Stuffing Tostones. Quality!

Touch My Coffee ... Google Won't Find You Verify Size... A wide, loose-fitting shirt. Materials5.0 oz. 100% cotton preshrunk jerseyAsh is 98% cotton, 2% polyester; Athletic Heather is 90% cotton, 10% polyesterMore InfoFruit of the Loom T-Shirt. Double-needle coverstitched front neck Shoulder-to-shoulder tape Double-needle stitched bottom hem and sleeves High-density fabric for exceptional print clarity

Travel Neck Pillow Puerto Rico Themed (2 Styles) These travel pillows are perfect for any traveler who wants comfort and style. With their soft texture and comfortable shape, you'll be able to rest easy during your travels. Plus, their unique and colorful Puerto Rico-inspired design will make you feel connected to the island even when you're far away. Make your travels more enjoyable with these travel pillows!

925% Pure Sterling Silver Delicate, beautiful and stylish.... Stirling Silver Opal Cubic Zirconia Stud Style  

The Frog Lady necklace is one of the oldest symbols that represents the goddess or mother of all Taino's. The original can be seen at Caguana ceremonial Park and Museum in Puerto Rico.  Available in two types the light and the dark. This is a stock item so shipping will be quick. Wepa Puerto Rico

The Coqui Frog necklace is one of the oldest symbols that represents the people called the Taino. Here we have an adjustable length resign necklace fashioned with the coqui in the yak bone style. The frog of legend The coquí was here long before any humans came to the island, so they have the longest history, and perhaps they sing each night because they have so much to say. The little frog greeted the Taíno when they came to Boriken from South America. Taíno petroglyphs depict the frogs, and many of their stories revolve around the amphibian. The legend is that there was a beautiful goddess who fell in love with Coquí, the chief’s son. When he went out to fish, she would make sure that he came back with a big catch, and he would sing praises to her. One evening, she came to him in the form of a Taíno maiden, and they fell in love. She told Coquí that she would come back the next evening at moonrise, but the next evening came, and with it came the evil Juracán. The sky blackened and his winds howled and the goddess tried to protect her lover, but Juracán snatched him away and she never saw him again. She did not know how she could go on without her beautiful Coquí, so she created this tiny frog that will forever call for him: “Co-kee! Co-kee!”   This is a stock item so shipping will be quick. Wepa Puerto Rico

Features the Taino Series Symbol's on a Resin Key chain. 7 unique styles (select using second image) This is a stock item so shipping will be quick. Wepa Puerto Rico

Part of our new Tribal Series Necklaces.  Imitation Yak Bone design in brown. Features the Coqui on the back of the Turtle. Adjustable length and clearly illustrates the Boricua/Taino heritage... In Stock.. Wepa Puerto Rico

Part of our new Tribal Series Necklaces.  Imitation Yak Bone design in brown. Adjustable length and clearly illustrates the Boricua/Taino heritage... In Stock.. Wepa Puerto Rico

Part of our new Tribal Series Necklaces.  Imitation Yak Bone design in brown or white. Taino symbols on the back of the turtle. Adjustable length and clearly illustrates the Boricua/Taino heritage... In Stock..

The Coqui Symbol necklace includes some of the oldest symbols that represents the people called the Taino. Here we have an adjustable length resign necklace fashioned with the coqui in the yak bone style (made of Resin). Two styles a light and a dark (dark is the left side of the image with both necklaces) This is a stock item so shipping will be quick. Wepa Puerto Rico

Trigonolito Necklace is the newest addition to the Tribal Series Necklaces. In stock...  Made of high impact resin and rope. necklace adjusts eaily. Trigonolito Meaning: The god of fertility. The carving was buried in the soil as a means of fertilization. He was usually buried in conucos, cassava and yucca as these were the primary food source for the Taino.