Split Mugs
Description: Celebrate the beauty of the coast with this stunning lighthouse graphic. Featuring rugged cliffs, crashing ocean waves, and a serene northern landscape, this piece captures the spirit of historical maritime beacons. Perfect for anyone who loves nature, nautical history, and beautiful coastal scenery in a vintage style.
Description: A humorous bowling diagnosis for anyone traumatized by a 7‑10 split or a gutter ball at the worst moment. This vintage bowling alley design announces your affliction: PTT.PID (Post‑Traumatic Ten‑Pin Disorder) — a perfect parody of a serious diagnosis for an unserious game. The cracked, distressed typography, retro pin iconography, and the tongue‑in‑cheek 10% badge make it the perfect shirt for league night, beer frames, tournament meltdowns, or open bowling therapy. Whether you're an anchor who's seen too many splits or a casual bowler who treats the game like a support group, this design delivers the spare‑riety you need. Looking for a funny bowling gift? A stress‑relieving tee for your favorite bowler who takes their sport way too serio
Description: Finally, a diagnosis for the bowler who's seen too many 7-10 splits and gutter balls at the worst moment. This retro comic-style design introduces a relatable new condition: POT-POD (Post-Traumatic Ten-Pin Disorder) — a perfect parody of a serious diagnosis for a game that’s anything but. The cracked, distressed typography and vintage bowling pins add a layer of throwback authenticity to this irreverent take on sports frustration. Whether you're nursing a bad case of the opens during league night, commiserating over a beer frame, or just looking for a laugh during tournament play, this shirt delivers the spare-riety you need. Looking for a funny bowling gift? A stress-relieving tee for your favorite bowler who takes their sport a little
Description: Celebrate the journey of creation with this unique design featuring a split image of an adorable teddy bear, half sketch and half colorful pattern. This whimsical "Still a Work in Progress" art highlights the artistic construction process and the beauty of things still a work in progress.
Description: A stunning vintage-art tribute to the 1963 Corvette Sting Ray coupe in Nassau Blue, featuring the split rear window that designer Bill Mitchell fought for and production chief Zora Arkus-Duntov hated — and which lasted only one year before being deleted — shown in vivid 3/4 angle that captures every hidden headlight and faux vent detail. For the Corvette collector who knows the split-window is the one C2 every enthusiast most wants.
