Issue Hats
Description: A black background with bright green text in a pixelated font. The design contains a joke about programmers. The text reads "How many programmers does take to change a Lightblub? NONE! That is a hardware issue".
How many programmers does take to change a Lightblub? NONE! That is a hardware issue Hat
by didit artwork pangestu
$19
Description: This devops humor design perfectly captures the classic IT problem: 'It worked fine in dev. Ops problem now!'. Featuring a cheerful DEV stick figure pushing a flaming 'FIRE' box towards a bewildered OPS, this funny coding problem graphic is ideal for software engineers, system admins, and IT professionals. Celebrate the daily struggles and shared laughs of the development and operations teams with this bold comic cartoon.
Description: Sounds Like A Dill Issue. A funny pickle shirt for brine lovers and gherkin snackers who answer every complaint with a pun. Wear it to cookouts, game nights, the farmers market and family dinners. One of the funny pickle gifts and a great foodie gift for men and women who are kind of a big dill. Bright artwork made for black and other dark shirts.
Description: Sounds Like A Grill Issue. A funny BBQ shirt for backyard pitmasters and burger flippers who always blame the charcoal. Wear it to cookouts, tailgates, family reunions and Sunday grill sessions. One of the funny grilling gifts and a great dad gift for men who rule the grill. Bright artwork made for black and other dark shirts.
Description: Charming hand-drawn cartoon artwork with a cozy spooky atmosphere, soft vintage-inspired colors, playful Halloween elements, stitched costumes, pumpkins, candy, moonlight, and nighttime scenery. Perfect for Halloween greeting cards, children's products, seasonal decorations, apparel, stickers, posters, invitations, and festive merchandise.
Description: A raw tribute to the sweat-soaked basement energy of early Washington D.C. hardcore. Distressed stencil lettering, blown-out photocopy textures, crowded fists, and wired-mic chaos give this piece the feeling of a forgotten 1982 all-ages show flyer pulled straight from the scene. Built for old-school punk listeners, hardcore collectors, record diggers, and anyone who still believes people should make an effort.
