Spill The Tea Baseball T-Shirts

This 1774 portrait has a young woman "taking coffee" - actually pouring it from cup to saucer - but ya know, it looks like tea in a teacup and that's good enough. "AND THAT'S THE TEA" caption added in bold pink letters makes it modern AF.

Clock It Pink Cursive Quote

Quasselstrippe, German, old meaning is the Telephone, mainly used now to describe a person who is a chatterbox, talking nonstop, Blah bla bla. handlettering by my own human hand x badlydrawnbabe

gossip in da morning ecopop lifestyle in the bed

Quasselstrippe, German, old meaning is the Telephone, mainly used now to describe a person who is a chatterbox, talking nonstop, Blah bla bla. handlettering by my own human hand x badlydrawnbabe

coffee and tea lover

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If you like the T, this is your shirt

“Spilling the tea” a series

funny gossip shirt

A doodle of a teacup and saucer with a funny caption that reads "I'm just here for the Tea." decorated with tea spills. Perfect for anyone who loves tea and a little gossip.

Show you are a person of truth with the stupid lingo of some yoofs nowadays

And I don't like it.

Positive Tea Shirt If you like to sip the tea this T-shirt is for you. Wear this Shirt to Spill the tea with your friends. Cute Inspirational Positive Tea Shirt for all your tea loving friends. Great gift item for a friend that you like to share a good tea time. For everyone that likes tea, lemon tea, black tea, green tea, boba tea with milk and 2 sugars. This inpirational kawaii cute cup of tea will bright up your day. You can do this!! Says your cup of tea. Have a sip and go on face your day with a big bright smile

I don't know what you've been told

I don't know what you've been told.

Introducing our "Spilling The Tea Since 1773" Patriotic 4th of July shirt! This shirt is the perfect way to show off your love for history and celebrate America's independence in style. It's a fun and patriotic design that pays homage to an iconic event in American history. The front of the shirt features a bold and eye-catching graphic that includes the phrase "Spilling The Tea Since 1773." The words are cleverly placed within a teacup, symbolizing the Boston Tea Party, a historic event that played a crucial role in the American Revolution. The design is both patriotic and humorous, making it a conversation starter at any 4th of July celebration or patriotic event.

Easily Distracted by Gossips Shirt design for friends who bond over stories and gossips

With an extra shot.

you already know this is my motto *background color can be changed upon request

You're A Qualitea Mom - a tea pun and a mom gift all wrapped up in one

Spill the tea.

Goodess powerhouse brunch, mid-century style

Let people know that you're special.

I don't want to be involved in the drama. I just want to know 107% of what happened

BITCH THE POT

Bitch the Pot, floral

Bitch the Pot, floral

Tea can solves everything. There's full of imaginations.

Help your students learn advanced paragraphing and analytical writing with this fun poster.

Remember me in your prayers as you do in your gossip

Don't cry over spilled... can

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Introducing our "Spilling The Tea Since 1773" Patriotic 4th of July shirt! This shirt is the perfect way to show off your love for history and celebrate America's independence in style. It's a fun and patriotic design that pays homage to an iconic event in American history. The front of the shirt features a bold and eye-catching graphic that includes the phrase "Spilling The Tea Since 1773." The words are cleverly placed within a teacup, symbolizing the Boston Tea Party, a historic event that played a crucial role in the American Revolution. The design is both patriotic and humorous, making it a conversation starter at any 4th of July celebration or patriotic event.

Funny design fitting for therapists who loves massage. It can also be given as a Birthday or Christmas gift to your best friend, relative, boyfriend or girlfriend who also loves sarcasm. Design is also fitting for National Massage Day, Oct 1st.

Go Tell Your Friends About It.