Due Tomorrow Pins and Buttons

Description: July 3rd, 1776 True story.

Description: A funny retro design for chronic procrastinators with a historical twist.

Description: A black background features white, distressed text arranged in four lines. The top line reads "RELAX", followed by "DUE" on the second line, "TOMORROW?" on the third, and "DO TOMORROW!" on the fourth line. Decorative flourishes frame the top and bottom, and stylized swirls appear next to "DUE" and "DO".

Description: A humorous take featuring Thomas Jefferson looking concerned over an impending deadline set for July 3, 1776. Ideal for history lovers who appreciate a clever graphic.

Description: Humorous graphic pairing history with modern procrastination stress. Features a Founding Father in patriotic eyewear and a distressed flag backdrop. Great for teachers and history fans.

Description: Twas the night before the declaration of independence was due, and Thomas Jefferson, forever procrastinating, had the first "oh crap" moment in American history.

Description: True story.

Description: True story.

Description: Crap Thats Due Tomorrow

Description: A lighthearted history-inspired design for students and teachers alike.

Description: Get your hands on this Thomas Jefferson July 3 1776 shirt featuring a unique and eye-catching design. Perfect for anyone looking to make a statement with their style, this shirt is sure to turn heads. Show off your patriotic pride and standout from the crowd with this must-have addition to your wardrobe.

Description: Too much work? Cramming for exams? Or just living the procrastination lifestyle? This fake programming (inspired) code is for you!

Description: Too much work? Cramming for exams? Or just living the procrastination lifestyle? This fake programming (inspired) code is for you!

Description: 4th July Funny 1776 Due Tomorrow Thomas Jefferson July 4th

Description: A humorous take on procrastination featuring a portrait of a famous historical figure. Great for students needing a laugh about deadlines and history buffs.

Description: The "Crap, That's Due Tomorrow?" design puts a witty twist on history by pairing Thomas Jefferson with a relatable procrastination joke dated July 3, 1776.

Description: A design for procrastinators.

Description: Too much work? Cramming for exams? Or just living the procrastination lifestyle? This is for you!

Description: Too much work? Cramming for exams? Or just living the procrastination lifestyle? This is for you!

Description: Why do something today that can be put off until tomorrow?

Description: Due Tomorrow? Thomas Jefferson Chill AF

Description: Totally how it went

Description: Why do today what you can put off until tomorrow? Procrastinators unite! Wear your procrastination on your chest.

Description: Clapboard - Reminder - Your assignment is due tomorrow

Description: Last Minute Crap, That's Due Tomorrow