Guerrilla Graphix

It was a pleasure shopping at this open and clean, well-stocked shop. I found the exact t-shirt I wanted in the size I needed. The graphics on the clothing, tote bags, postcards and bumper stickers are bold and expressive. They actually do the silkscreening right on the premises. It's local and the real deal. Bought a some upcoming birthday presents, too. Check it out.

Great products and staff. I was easily able to exchange a shirt I bought in the wrong size. The staff was friendly, welcome, chatty. I'm glad we stopped in.

Ramona created a beautiful business card for me. I did a photo shoot and brought in the photo CD. Ramona chose the best photo and she created a beautiful card. I regularly get compliments on it. She printed the number of cards I wanted and I am delighted. The business also creates graphic T-shirts and bags.

Great images and products. I order wholesale for my shop in CA and love the stickers and cards that I get (and so do my customers) . Great staff, highly recommended!

There's some subversive, graphic stuff happening in Old Town, that wee olde neighborhood best known for tourist-safe eateries, Indian jewelry and antiquated gift shops. Guerrila Graphix (oh, so contextually creative, you) serves up memorabilia, wearables and tangible keepsakes that will not rot away in the attic whence you return from your visit to our dear city, promise. And if you're a local, there's plenty to dig on here, as well. Sure, you can find a dreamcatcher or Mexican rug throughout the streets and cobbled nooks of this area, but Guerrilla crafts much more locally-based materials; imagine a Mexican rug framing Walter White's mug, for example. The company put together a swath of Breaking Bad inspired clothing, cards, nifty gifts and otherwise (don't know if these are currently selling, but I'm betting they are) alongside my personal favorite item: a "Cooking with Heisenberg" apron for the kitchen. It's my go-to outfit for the grill, and I want one of those "What Would Jesse Do?" shirts, as well.Overall, a really cool shack tucked in a side street of Old Town that brings the New. Get subversive. Go Guerrilla.

Hilarious bumper stickers, magnets, T shirts and the like. Has relevant left leaning/hipster jokes and common sayings for cheap prices. Makes good gifts for only a couple bucks.

Guerrilla Graphix is your one-stop shop for everything New Mexico for your home, car, and body. We stopped in today to grab a zia bandana for my pup, Sherlock, and picked up a few graphic print tees from the discount section while there. I love perusing the printed tees, stickers, mugs, magnets, etc etc. I wish I could purchase one of everything at this place - but since my bank account wouldn't like that, I humbly ask that you stop in and help me ‍

Went here today 6/16/18 to play Pokémon! Found this awesome store with great T-shirts, stickers, and other kitchy fun things. Bought a dog scarf with the New Mexico zia symbol. I also bought a Taos bumper sticker. The nicest young lady worked there and made me rethink my decision to buy the dog scarf. I thought it was too big for my little dog but she showed me how to fold it!

Every successful revolution begins with a great t-shirt. I've been using Guerrilla for my one stop present shop for a couple years now because I can run in, grab a Zia T on American fabric for my sister in texas, Johnny Cash for my brother, and Angela Davis profile for my girlfriend. If I'm on top of it, I can come in 30 days before Christmas and knock out my own design onto shirts, cups, flyers, you name it, you're getting it with a picture of me and my band logo on it for your gift.Great family business! Owner, Travis, doesn't remember me, but he made a great impression. Terrific service, terrific concept.

Was again difficult for me to find this place, this time because since my last visit they moved from their Central location to Old Town. Very excited to find that they are still in business and from the business very successful. I again picked up several shirts to bring back home to Philly. Best place in town, I think, to find shirts with local symbols (Zia symbol and hot air balloons) for toddlers. The day of the dead Breaking Bad t-shirt, however, is unfortunately not produced in toddler sizes. Please change this!!