Color Code Phone Cases - iPhone and Android
Description: A black background displays lines of code. The text "class \"shirt\" {" is in a light color. Below it, "fiom = sshirt\"); {" is shown with "fiom" and "sshirt" in a pinkish hue. Following this are lines \"black background)(text color) ;\" and \"text color()\";. Curly braces and semicolons punctuate the code.
Description: Brown. Orange. Yellow. Three colors that mean nothing to a homeowner and everything to a commercial electrician. “B.O.Y. — 277/480 Volts. If You Know, You Know.” is the high-voltage credential badge for the electrician whose work lives in the 480-volt world — rendered as a premium three-stripe color statement that insiders will read in under a second and everyone else will just admire.
B.O.Y. 277 480 Volts If You Know You Know – Commercial Industrial Electrician Color Code Art Phone Case
by Luminari Creations
$23
Description: The item features a retro style design with the text "Roses are #FF0000" in red pixelated text at the top and "Violets are #0000FF" in blue pixelated text at the bottom, all against a black backdrop. The text mimics a computer programming style. The layout is simple and direct.
Description: For the watch nerd who knows one plastic legend can start a luxury-watch argument in five seconds. This swatch watch shirt turns collector panic into a loud fake tabloid graphic with shocked faces, an octagonal crystal, royal blue bursts, and huge “MADE THE WATCH GUYS PANIC” energy. Built for anyone who loves a funny watch collector shirt, watch culture tee, horology joke shirt, or luxury watch debate shirt that actually looks bold from across the room. Follow for more sharp, weird, wearable collector chaos.
Description: A humorous take on the periodic table of elements, with the central question 'CAN I LICK IT?' displayed prominently. Each element box contains its symbol, atomic number, and name. A legend explains color-coded reactions to licking certain elements. A spotlight on 'Li' (Lithium) is included.
Description: A dark background displays code snippets with text in white and red. The code includes comments and class declarations related to 'ninja-shirt' and 'background-color'. It specifies 'color = black', 'White', 'display = none', and a quote: "display:none; cannot tha applied to "cotton blends".
Description: Perfect shirt to wear while at your standing desk, ping pong tourney, or just around the co-working space. Yes, I'm talking to you at the tech start up! Great gift for your favorite programmer, graphic designer, or anyone who appreciates an accurate color palette. Everyone loves hex codes!