Corgi King Pins and Buttons
Description: A smug cartoon corgi king dresses to impress in a maroon royal cape and backwards cap, holding a golden tennis ball scepter. Perfect for corgi owners and dog lovers with a sense of humor, this mock-majestic piece is sure to turn heads and spark smiles.
Smug Corgi King with Tennis Ball Scepter Pin
by Xfiber Production
$2.75 $3.25
Description: A spoof of Grant Wood’s "American Gothic" featuring a regal pair of Welsh Corgis. This design depicts a King and Queen Corgi in full royal regalia, ornate crowns, velvet and fur robes, and a trident, standing before Windsor Castle’s Round Tower and Royal Standard flag. A parody of famous art, this "Royal Gothic" artwork merges the iconic Corgi breed with the British Royal Family aesthetic. It makes a unique Corgi gift for Corgi lovers, dog moms, dog dads, British royalty fans, and art history enthusiasts who appreciate a witty caricature of modern art.
Description: Forget British royalty, there is only one true ruler of our hearts, and he loves treats! This hilarious graphic tee features an adorable Pembroke Welsh Corgi reimagined as the iconic King of Hearts playing card, complete with a tiny crown and a bone in his mouth. Perfect for corgi moms, dog dads, poker players, or anyone who knows that dogs are the real kings of the household. Wear it to the dog park, your next game night, or whenever you want to flex some royal puppy energy. Long live the King of Sploot!
Description: Features a dramatic and regal golden Corgi wearing a crown and sunglasses with the humorous text quote 'This Is An Outrage!'.
This Is An Outrage Funny Royal Corgi King Pin
by CloudEagleson
$2.75 $3.25
Description: Forget Skull Island—this giant, fluffy monster has taken over the Empire State Building, and the only way to bring him down is with a giant bag of treats. He’s got the airplanes buzzing, the city panicking, and his favorite red ball firmly in hand. Perfect for kaiju fans, classic movie buffs, and anyone who knows that a corgi with a toy is unstoppable.
