Coffee Magnets for Sale
We've Had One Yes But What About Second Coffee Funny Fantasy Lover Men Women Magnet
by Sweet Slice Ripe
$4.75
Description: Funny French Bulldog design featuring a cool Frenchie wearing sunglasses and sipping an iced coffee. Perfect for dog lovers, puppy owners, and caffeine addicts who love a relaxed vibe. A hilarious graphic for anyone who loves their morning brew. Great present for the people who can't start the day without coffee. Whether you love bulldogs or just enjoy funny animal memes, this trendy outfit is for you. Stay cool and caffeinated with this chill puppy graphic.
Description: This design is for anyone who loves coffee and has a great sense of humor. Featuring a vintage-style illustration of a steaming cup of coffee with the text "That's What I Do I Drink Coffee And I Know Things," it's perfect for coffee lovers, nerds, geeks, and anyone who appreciates a witty saying. Great for morning routines, coffee shops, or just a casual day out. A fantastic gift for him or her on birthdays, holidays, or any occasion. This funny coffee design is a must-have for those who live on caffeine and knowledge.
That's What I Do I Drink Coffee And I Know Things Funny Retro Coffee Lover Magnet
by PhotoSphere
$4.75
Description: The technical specifications for productivity are finally here. This design features a scientifically accurate blueprint of the Caffeine molecule (1,3,7-Trimethylxanthine), re-imagined as a vintage patent schematic. labeled as "Human Starter Fuel" and detailed with chemical components like the "CNS Stimulant Matrix" and "Methyl Group Accelerators," this is the ultimate uniform for baristas, chemistry teachers, engineering students, and anyone who runs on coffee. Designed by The Inspiration Nexus in a clean, white-line technical drawing style. Perfect for the lab, the cafe, or the late-night gaming setup. Patent No. US-CFN-2026.
Description: Hobo Joe’s Coffee Shop existed in a time long before the term 'coffee shop' evoked thoughts of overpriced espresso drinks sold in hipster friendly spaces to a soft alt-rock soundtrack. Coffee shops of the '60s and '70s were more akin to diners and cafés, usually open later than most restaurants or even all night. Hobo Joe’s was just that and after opening the first location in 1965 in Phoenix, Arizona, the coffee shop became a hit and grew to include dozens of locations throughout the state, each of which included a life-size statue of 'Hobo Joe' standing out front, a few of which included his named canine companion. There were also a few locations that received 20+ foot tall statues, one of which still stands in Buckeye, Arizona today.
