Consumer Culture Merch

Description: Tired Of Being Lied To - American Flag Overload Satire (Dark Version) Tired Of Being Lied To. A man buried in fast food trash, plastic bags, and flag-print fabric — face melting into the noise, hands full of empty calories and cheap consumer goods. This biting satire cuts straight at consumerism dressed up as patriotism, backed by bold dripping-ink typography declaring enough is enough. It sits right alongside the energy driving Divided America, Resistance 2026, Declaration 250, No Kings, and Free America — sharp commentary for anyone tired of being sold junk and told it’s prosperity. Gritty detail, loaded symbolism, unapologetic voice. Great on tees, hoodies, and wall art. Wear your truth. Puff Sumo.

Description: Tired Of Being Lied To - American Flag Overload Satire Tired Of Being Lied To. A man buried in fast food trash, plastic bags, and flag-print fabric — face melting into the noise, hands full of empty calories and cheap consumer goods. This biting satire cuts straight at consumerism dressed up as patriotism, backed by bold dripping-ink typography declaring enough is enough. It sits right alongside the energy driving Divided America, Resistance 2026, Declaration 250, No Kings, and Free America — sharp commentary for anyone tired of being sold junk and told it’s prosperity. Gritty detail, loaded symbolism, unapologetic voice. Great on tees, hoodies, and wall art. Wear your truth. Puff Sumo.

Description: Vibrant doodle illustration featuring smart home gadgets arranged in an energetic tech seamless pattern. Designed for tech enthusiasts and home automation fans, it showcases modern smart devices in bright neon colors. Bring a fun pop art aesthetic to your daily life with this colorful tech seamless pattern.

Description: Designed for lovers of retro tech and digital detox, this artwork features a vintage rotary phone overflowing with delicate green leaves. The uplifting text Disconnect To Reconnect reminds us to slow down and embrace mindfulness. A meaningful piece celebrating vintage rotary phone nostalgia and balanced living.

Description: A striking high-contrast typographic design that captures the intense energy and consumer frenzy of the world's biggest shopping event

Description: A distressed typography design for anyone who embraces shopping humor and budgeting fail moments. The vintage lettering and sarcastic saying make it a funny choice for an economics student, birthday gift, or holiday gift.

Description: Stop scrolling. Stop consuming. Start creating.

Description: This shopping addict design perfectly captures the chaotic rush of online retail therapy. Featuring a vibrant pop-art style pink hand holding a cracked smartphone, a wild explosion of shipping boxes, credit cards, and shopping carts bursts from the shattered screen. It is an ideal piece for impulse buyers and e-commerce lovers who know the thrill of the digital shopping spree.

Description: The "Paranoid Android Apparel" design playfully blends Radiohead's iconic song with fashion, creating a whimsical twist on consumer culture. It's a nod to the song's commentary on superficiality, inviting wearers to embrace authenticity over artificiality.

Description: A bold graphic illustration exploring the pressures and contradictions of modern life. Mortgages, careers, social media, shopping, advertising, fast food, and endless consumption erupt from the human mind in a chaotic explosion of contemporary expectations. Created in a gritty comic-inspired style, this artwork is inspired by the spirit of 1990s British counterculture and the iconic “Choose Life” philosophy that challenged conformity, consumerism, and society’s predefined paths. Perfect for fans of social commentary, counterculture, philosophy, alternative fashion, streetwear, and thought-provoking graphic art.

Description: Capitalism summarized in four words.

Description: A bold and sharp typographic design that captures the essence of modern consumer habits through a gritty industrial lens

Description: The "Fake Plastic T-shirt" design playfully blends Radiohead's iconic song with fashion, creating a whimsical twist on consumer culture. It's a nod to the song's commentary on superficiality, inviting wearers to embrace authenticity over artificiality.

Description: Social commentary on consumer culture. © This design is property of Maratus Funk under copyright. Any unauthorised reproduction or copying of the products or images featured on this website and belonging to Maratus Funk may result in legal action.