Crime Csi Magnets

Forensic Science

This print shows a detective in a burning room, holding a magnifying glass and notepad while searching for clues. Debris and objects are scattered around the room, creating an atmosphere of mystery and intrigue.

Introducing the "Work From Home Detective" design, designed specifically for true crime enthusiasts who have a knack for solving mysteries from the comfort of their own home. This clever and witty design combines the world of detective work with the modern reality of remote work, creating a fun and relatable design that will resonate with fans of the genre. Made from soft, breathable cotton, this design provides all-day comfort while showcasing your love for true crime. The design features a charming illustration of a detective wearing a classic hat and trench coat, giving it a vintage detective noir feel. The text boldly proclaims "Work From Home Detective," capturing the essence of embracing your inner investigator.

fingerprint is a trademark new design t-shirt

Our day starts when yours end. -forensic chemist-

Studying Forensic Science? Hosting a murder mystery party? Obsessed with true crime podcasts? This funny forensic scientist tshirt is just what you need! Has artwork of a fingerprint and says, "I'd find you more interesting if you were dead."

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ASCEND Bladed Inverted. A T-shirt designed for those who consider themselves the sharpest tools in the shed. It includes the Ascension Threads Logo designed to have edges that cut deep, accompanied with the word "Asend" also designed in the same style with blood splatter and everything inverted to give a CSI/ Forensic look. Join our army and fight this fight of life!

Fingerprints are unique patterns of ridges and valleys on the skin of the fingertips. They are used for identification because no two fingerprints are exactly alike, even among identical twins. Fingerprints are formed during fetal development and remain unchanged throughout a person's lifetime. They are often used as a form of identification in criminal investigations and for personal identification in security systems. Fingerprints can be captured using ink or digital scanners, and are analyzed using a process called fingerprint identification.