Pedantic Baseball T-Shirts

Description: Do you love to display your knowledge of obscure facts and details about technology or language? Are you constantly explaining the difference between there, their and they're? Wear this label proudly to show your superior intelligence and nitpick away! Wear as a funny joke to a work or school party or to give a speech or lecture. Great gift for a teacher, professor, student, someone who has a sense of humor about Asperger traits or just that one guy on the internet who challenges you.

Description: Shallow and Pedantic

Description: Perfect for history nerds and ancient naval enthusiasts who love correcting ship details, this Actually Thats a Pentykonter graphic features vibrant pop-art styling. Complete with halftone dots and an energetic speech bubble, it captures peak comic book humor. Wear your precise knowledge proudly with this Actually Thats a Pentykonter design.

Description: Project a playfully pedantic attitude with this distressed typography dedicated to fiercely observant language lovers. Perfect for dominating the English classroom or attending a casual writers workshop, this sarcastically educational aesthetic highlights the everyday struggles of editing. Tap the Linktree in my Instagram bio to grab this bold literature apparel right now and proudly enforce the punctuation rules.

Description: Hipster Frankenstein. Actually he hates being called Frankenstein because he's Frankenstein's monster. So make sure you get it right.

Description: For that one at the table who is about to mage-splain everyone on the "real" use of the spell.

Description: Nerd Frankenstein. Actually he hates being called Frankenstein because he's Frankenstein's monster. So make sure you get it right.

Description: Is telling you about things you didn't ask about.

Description: or know you're shit

Description: Vocative comma design

Description: Public Service Announcement

Description: Frankenstein was the name of the doctor they scream! No. Frankenstein was the name of the book is your pedantic reply. And technically it was Frankenstein; or, The Modern Prometheus (for bonus bibliophile points). Bookworm pedants unite!