Cable Merch
Description: Why smash modern skyscrapers when you can just stay warm and relaxed? This hilarious "Too Cozy To Destroy" design features a fearsome prehistoric kaiju monster bundled in a chunky cable-knit sweater peacefully sipping hot coffee. The perfect funny gift for introverts, movie geeks, and monster lovers.
Description: Capture the classic charm of San Francisco with this vintage cable car design featuring a historic streetcar climbing the city’s famous hills, colorful Victorian architecture, and bold retro San Francisco typography. Perfect for San Francisco travelers, cable car fans, California lovers, city explorers, and vintage travel poster collectors.
Description: Once cables click, it can be hard to knit anything plain. This design embraces that stage with one oversized cable climbing a cream panel that is still on its two needles. A connected strand runs to a yarn ball at the side. The words I'M IN A CABLE PHASE sit in friendly rounded lettering above and below. It is a playful identity piece for knitters who keep reaching for textured patterns.
Description: Margaret River wine (sip scenic). Rottnest quokka selfie (smiling). Perth Swan River (black swans). Ningaloo whale shark (gentle giant). Broome Cable Beach sunset (camel ride). Karijini gorge (ancient). Pinnacles desert (weird rocks). Esperance pink lake (bubblegum). Kalbarri cliffs (dramatic). Perth Mint gold (shiny).
Description: Dive into complete sweater weather bliss with this charming autumn collage design! Features lovely monochromatic fall essentials: a sleeping curled cat, fluffy fox, pumpkin pie, warm socks, cozy cable-knit sweater, apples, squirrel, and cinnamon rolls. A cozy gift for autumn and cat lovers.
Description: I wonder which is the older, the San Francisco Cable Car or the contents of the shop behind it? I think every country should have these. Dare I point out that this American Icon arose out of the mind of a Brit way back in the 1870's? If you get the opportunity, I would recommend a visit to the Cable Car Barn on the corner of Mason and Washington which explains how they work and you can see the motors that drive the 57,300 feet of cables on the Powell, Mason, Hyde and California Street Lines. !http://ih2.redbubble.net/work.7653112.1.flat,300x300,075,f.vintage-feature.jpg! !http://i302.photobucket.com/albums/nn93/intenselygentle/138.jpg! !http://ih0.redbubble.net/work.7662200.3.flat,550x550,075,f.feature-banner-otav.jpg!
Description: Margaret River wine (sip scenic). Rottnest quokka selfie (smiling). Perth Swan River (black swans). Ningaloo whale shark (gentle giant). Broome Cable Beach sunset (camel ride). Karijini gorge (ancient). Pinnacles desert (weird rocks). Esperance pink lake (bubblegum). Kalbarri cliffs (dramatic). Perth Mint gold (shiny).
Description: Not my problem. A chaotic illustration of a cracked CRT monitor with a glowing glitch X, buried in a tangled heap of cables, chips, and connectors, with a firm warning-sign message below. Made for the IT pro who has heard “can you just take a quick look?” one too many times. Perfect for help desk staff, sysadmins, network technicians, repair shop owners, and tech-savvy relatives. A great gift for the go-to IT person in your family, office, or friend group
Broken Computer Cable Pile Glitch Funny Tech Support Warning Design Tank Top
by Velveteen Contour Studio
$16 $21
Description: Celebrate your upcoming grandchild with this cute gamer gender reveal design! Featuring two game controllers connected in a heart shape with baby footprints inside, question marks, stars, and the quote Pink or Blue Memaw Loves You in bold pink and blue marquee font. Perfect matching outfit for memaw, grandmother, gamer family gender reveal parties, baby shower celebrations, and pregnancy announcements
Description: Eat Sleep Wire Repeat! Featuring bold distressed typography with a colorful electrical cable wire graphic, this design is built for electricians, wiremen, linemen, cable technicians, and electrical engineers. A great gift for tradesmen, sparkies, apprentices, journeymen, or colleagues who live and breathe electrical work.
