Ibew Bags
Ibew Local 175 - Reddy Kilowatt - Ibew - Sparky Bag
by McDowell Creative Studio
$19 $24
Description: Brown. Orange. Yellow. Three colors that mean nothing to a homeowner and everything to a commercial electrician. “B.O.Y. — 277/480 Volts. If You Know, You Know.” is the high-voltage credential badge for the electrician whose work lives in the 480-volt world — rendered as a premium three-stripe color statement that insiders will read in under a second and everyone else will just admire.
B.O.Y. 277 480 Volts If You Know You Know – Commercial Industrial Electrician Color Code Art Bag
by Luminari Creations
$19 $24
Description: The circuit is energized. The coffee is in. The hands are steady. “Working Hot: Coffee and High Voltage.” is the identity piece for every electrician who has signed an energized work permit and gotten on with it — and for anyone who runs their best work on caffeine, controlled intensity, and the knowledge that this particular moment requires their full attention, no exceptions.
Working Hot Coffee and High Voltage – Electrician Live Wire Adrenaline Industrial Grunge Art Bag
by Luminari Creations
$19 $24
Description: On one side: the old-school twist-on wire nut, trusted for decades, defended to the death by journeymen who have never lost a connection and never will. On the other: the Wago 221 lever connector, faster, reusable, and apparently the hill an entire generation of electricians is willing to die on. “Choose Your Weapon.” This is the design for everyone who has ever had this argument at a job site, and everyone who plans to have it again tomorrow.
Choose Your Weapon Wago vs Wire Nut – Electrician Connector Debate Vintage Tattoo Flash Trades Art Bag
by Luminari Creations
$19 $24
Description: Crossed conduit benders, bent EMT runs, and lightning bolts fill a riveted steel emblem. It's a bold design for pipe-bending electricians who take pride in clean, straight work.
Conduit Cartel Zero Dog-Legs All Pipe Electrician Crossed Benders Emblem Art Bag
by Luminari Creations
$19 $24
Description: Day one. Someone handed you fifteen rolls of tape, pointed at the job site, and walked away. "First Year Tape Mule." is the official title every electrical apprentice earns before they earn anything else — illustrated as the weary, overloaded, entirely relatable pack animal of the trades, stacked impossibly high with multicolored rolls and just getting on with it.
First Year Tape Mule – Electrician Apprentice Hazing Journeyman Trades Humor Comic Art Bag
by Luminari Creations
$19 $24
Description: Union Made. Est. NYC. 1923. “Brotherhood of the Sparky: Keeping the Lights On.” is the heritage badge for the electrician who carries their trade like a credential and their union membership like a title — rendered as a premium vintage crest that looks as at home in a heritage workwear boutique as it does on a job site. Every sparky has a local. This is all of them.
Brotherhood of the Sparky Keeping the Lights On – Electrician Union Vintage Badge Crest Art Bag
by Luminari Creations
$19 $24
Union Electrician American Flag Thunderbolt Labor Worker Bag
by KeiraLamont
$19 $24
