Beef Mugs
work cattle once and you'l understand why we eat them Mug
by Impasto Ocean Gallery
$12 $18
Description: Solid Block Cattlemen Beef Origin Wordmark Design No dividing lines, no punctuation softening the point — just one solid, continuous block of bold type running straight from “Support American Cattlemen” into “Where’s the beef from.” This wordmark-style treatment keeps a single consistent typeface throughout for a heavier, more declarative feel than the kicker-and-headline versions in this collection. It reads like a statement rather than a question, built for anyone who wants their ranch pride stated plainly and printed big. Strong black-on-white contrast holds its shape from tee to hoodie to tote. From Puff Sumo — designs with something to say.
Description: Distressed Stamp - Beef Origin Question Design Raw and unpolished on purpose: this design leans into hand-stamped, speckle-textured navy type with the grain and grit of a real screen-printed flyer, no advocacy copy attached — just the bold question, “Where’s the beef from?” A rougher, more DIY-protest feel than the cleaner statement pieces in this collection, built for anyone who wants their beef-origin question to look like it was pulled straight off a picket sign. Strong navy-on-white contrast reads sharp on tees, totes, and hoodies alike. From Puff Sumo — designs with something to say.
Description: Cowboy Hat Cow Portrait Beef Origin Design Meet the face behind the question: a hand-drawn cow in a classic cowboy hat, rendered in detailed vintage ink-illustration style, with “Where’s the beef from?” stacked below in bold type. Where the rest of this collection leans on typography and protest-poster energy, this one leads with character — charming, a little funny, and instantly recognizable on a shelf full of plain text tees. Great for farm-animal lovers, western-humor fans, ranch kids, and anyone who wants their beef-origin statement to come with a friendly face. Crisp black-and-cream contrast holds fine linework detail from tee to tote. From Puff Sumo — designs with something to say.
Description: A circular emblem style arrangement featuring a vibrant orange and red dragon coiled in the center. Text above reads "LEE HO FOOK'S". To the left, "EST. 1978" and to the right, "SOHO, LONDON". Below the dragon, text curves around the bottom: "WORLD FAMOUS BEEF CHOW MEIN". The background is black.
Description: A classic butcher's diagram of a steer divided into the nine US primal cuts, from chuck and rib to round and brisket, with the retail cuts from each and the best way to cook them. Includes a steak doneness strip and the USDA safe minimum temperatures, in an ink-on-cream vintage style for the kitchen, grill or butcher shop wall.
feed me cheesesteak tell me i'm pretty Mug
by Impasto Ocean Gallery
$12 $18
