Remote Control Mugs
Description: Ever turn on the TV and instantly regret it? This funny cartoon remote control design perfectly captures that moment. Featuring an animated remote with a confused expression and the bold phrase “WHY IS THIS ON”, this shirt is ideal for TV lovers, binge watchers, couch critics, and anyone with a strong opinion about what’s playing. Great as a humorous everyday tee or a gift for friends who are always reaching for the remote. Clean, modern cartoon style that looks awesome on shirts, hoodies, stickers, and more.
Description: Exciting 1970s-styled retro cartoon featuring an enthusiastic, big-eared fennec fox with flight goggles operating an FPV racing quadcopter with a handheld controller and live video monitor, titled "It's A Modern Day Thang." A must-have design for FPV drone pilots, RC hobbyists, tech lovers, and fox fans.
Description: A relaxed pug sprawls across an orange couch beneath bold “Back to the Couch” lettering, with a red throw blanket, scattered snacks, and a remote control nearby. This cozy, humorous design is perfect for pug lovers, homebodies, couch loungers, and anyone who enjoys a quiet lazy day at home. A fun gift for pet parents, relaxation fans, or comfort-loving friends.
Description: This lazy napper design perfectly captures the ultimate weekend mood of relaxation and comfort. Featuring a bearded man sleeping soundly in a cozy plaid armchair with a TV remote and a slice of delicious pizza, it celebrates the joy of doing absolutely nothing. Ideal for introverts, gamers, and anyone who appreciates a deep slumber, this humorous cartoon artwork brings instant cozy vibes to your day.
Description: Embrace the ultimate weekend mode with this funny 2D mascot design! Featuring a chubby, lazy white rabbit wearing sunglasses, chilling on a teal couch with a TV remote, a whole pizza, and a cold glass of beer. Perfect for anyone who loves funny animal memes, relaxing days off, and proudly living that couch potato lifestyle.
Description: This design pays tribute to the legendary RPS Yokomo Special Edition – the Ranch Pit Stop–tuned version of Yokomo’s Dog Fighter 4WD buggy that emerged in the mid-80s after Gil Losi Jr.’s IFMAR World Championship win and helped cement the Losi/Yokomo legacy in off-road racing. Sold through Ranch Pit Stop as a competition-ready SE package, it became a cult icon for hardcore racers who wanted factory-level hop-ups straight out of the box.
RPS Yokomo Special Edition – Ranch Pit Stop Dog Fighter 4WD Retro Logo Mug
by House of the Future
$18
Description: Embrace the chaos with this mischievous tortoiseshell feline scene. Featuring a wild-eyed kitty knocking over a coffee mug and chewing on the TV remote, this Agent of Chaos piece is perfect for pet parents who understand tortitude. Lightning bolts and a splash of mayhem capture the playful spirit of a chaotic companion.
Description: Express Your Dog Owner Humor And Sarcasm With This Design. Featuring The Witty Saying Some People Need A Shock Collar And I Need The Remote. Ideal For Dog Lovers Dog Trainers Or Anyone Who Appreciates Funny Dog Related Statements.
Some People Need A Shock Collar And I Need The Remote Funny Dog Owner Sarcastic Dog Trainer Mug
by DREW-WISE
$13 $18
Description: This lazy mushroom is fully committed to the art of doing absolutely nothing. The lazy character lounges across a green couch with eyes closed, remote in hand, beneath the bold phrase “BUSY DOING NOTHING.” A red cap with white spots, a yellow pillow, and the relaxed pose give the illustration a cozy and playful personality. The simple cartoon style adds lighthearted humor to the laid-back scene. It’s a fun choice for homebodies, chill-day fans, or anyone who relates to taking relaxation seriously. Great for stickers, laptops, casual outfits, and other everyday accessories.
Description: Airtronics was founded by Lee Renaud in 1971, when the former aerospace engineer began selling model airplane kits out of his house in Pasadena, California. In 1982, Lee sold a stake of Airtronics to a Japanese international manufacturing conglomerate, obtaining much-needed financial backing as well as expanding Airtronics’ product portfolio to include re-badged radio systems and servos.
Description: Team Associated, a pioneer in the radio-controlled (RC) car industry, was founded as Associated Electrics in 1964 by Roger Curtis and Lee Yurada. Initially a slot car business, it transitioned to RC cars in 1969 when Curtis and new partner Gene Husting formed the Team Associated brand. The company is celebrated for producing World Championship-winning vehicles and is considered the world's "winningest" RC car manufacturer.
