Don The Con Hoodies
Description: Don the Con - Front Donald tRump is a con man and has always been. He doesn't pay his vendors. He seldom pays his lawyers. He grifts from the magaT minions and have bilked millions, from the American treasury. He's a sociopath and demagogue #SubversiveWare Subversive Ware SubversiveWare Warrior Goddess for the Resistance
Description: Don the FELON - Convicted 34 - Double-sided #SubversiveWare Subversive Ware SubversiveWare #TrendingNow #BestSeller I can personalize any product with mix and match and adjust dimensions. Please contact me for options.
Don the FELON - Convicted 34 - Double-sided Hoodie
by SubversiveWare
$32 $42
Description: Convicted Felon: Don the Con — The graphic design is stark demanding attention—black text on a solid void, uncompromising in its message: “CONVICTED FELONS SHOULD NOT BE ALLOWED TO PARDON CONVICTED FELONS." This is the battle cry of *\”American Disgust”, the underground resistance that carves truth into the walls of power. When law becomes currency and favors replace verdicts, the people rise—not with weapons, but with words that cannot be ignored. Justice may bend, but it will not break.
Description: He’s Still Not in Prison? Same Question, Every Single Morning (Dark Version) Every morning, same thought: why isn't Trump in prison yet? This loud, two-color letterpress design stacks black and red wood type like a vintage street broadside, built to be read from across the room. Political protest typography for voters running on frustration, late-night news watchers, and anyone who believes the law should apply to everyone, including presidents. A sharp gift for election season, rallies, and group-chat arguments. If the question keeps you up, wear it proudly. Designed by Puff Sumo, an independent studio making satire that says what everyone is muttering.
He’s Still Not in Prison? Same Question, Every Single Morning (Dark Version) Hoodie
by Puff Sumo
$32 $42
Description: He’s Still Not in Prison? Same Question, Every Single Morning Every morning, same thought: why isn't Trump in prison yet? This loud, two-color letterpress design stacks black and red wood type like a vintage street broadside, built to be read from across the room. Political protest typography for voters running on frustration, late-night news watchers, and anyone who believes the law should apply to everyone, including presidents. A sharp gift for election season, rallies, and group-chat arguments. If the question keeps you up, wear it proudly. Designed by Puff Sumo, an independent studio making satire that says what everyone is muttering.
He’s Still Not in Prison? Same Question, Every Single Morning Hoodie
by Puff Sumo
$32 $42
Description: Felon: 8647 Felon in Chief, Felons Pardoning Felons — A bold protest illustration exposes the hypocrisy of power: a convicted felon in a orange prison jumpsuit grips jail bars beneath the damning phrase “CONVICTED FELONS SHOULD NOT BE ALLOWED TO PARDON CONVICTED FELONS.” This visual indictment targets “Don the Con,” the self-serving Felon-in-Chief, whose corrupt pardons and criminal grift mock justice, rob taxpayers, and erode democracy. The cracked yellow wall behind him symbolizes a fractured nation, betrayed by lies, lawlessness, and authoritarian decay
Felon: 8647 Felon in Chief, Felons Pardoning Felons Hoodie
by Puff Sumo
$32 $42
Description: Libtard: Defenders of Truth and Democracy — the label used by those who fear truth, reason, and accountability. As Don the Con bulldozes the East Wing of the People’s House to build a $250 million vanity ballroom—without oversight, approval, or conscience—millions of Americans lose their SNAP benefits amid a government shutdown. The grifter-in-chief mocks democracy itself, replacing justice with greed and compassion with gold leaf, while calling the informed ‘elitist’ for daring to care about facts.
