Suits Mugs
Description: Depicts two anthropomorphic toads, seated at a table laden with numerous white, oval-shaped entities. Both toads are attired in pinstripe suits. One, with brown skin, is actively consuming the white objects. The other, sporting green skin, points a finger while holding one of the white objects. The table holds plates and a brown bowl brimming with the white objects. The text below reads: "We must stop eating! Cried Toad as he eate another."
Description: A cartoon style depicts a well-dressed character wearing a red propeller beanie hat and seated. Behind the figure are bags of money marked with dollar signs. Below is the text "NO MORE KINGS" in large yellow font. The background is solid black. The figure wears a blue suit with a red tie.
Description: This bold grunge tee says what every fed-up gamer is thinking — corporations are killing the games we love while developers get left behind. Perfect for fans of indie games, anyone furious about gaming layoffs, and players who believe gamers rise up against greedy suits. Makes a raw, honest gift for the passionate gamer in your life who wants to support developers over corporate money-grubbing.
Description: Step into the static with this surreal TV‑Head Businessman design — a crisp suit, a retro screen, and a whole lot of attitude. Perfect for fans of glitch aesthetics, analog nostalgia, vaporwave vibes, and anyone who feels like a walking broadcast signal. Whether you’re into tech culture, weirdcore, or just love art that sparks conversation, this design brings bold colour and a touch of chaos to any outfit or accessory. Broadcast your style. Tune out the noise. Wear the weird.
Television Head Mug
by Harley Warren – Pop Culture Mashups, Surreal Art & Chaotic T‑Shirt Wizardry
$18
Description: The pressure suit used in the Mercury program was developed from the U.S. Navy MK-IV full pressure suit manufactured by the B.F. Goodrich Co. This basic suit was selected by NASA in July 1959 for use in Project Mercury after an extensive evaluation program. Many design changes were made to the suit during the course of the Mercury program.
