Working To Death Pins and Buttons
Description: Relatable "Working Myself To Death" skeleton frantic at a laptop. Ultimate sarcastic tee for office workers, corporate burnouts, and overworked students!
Skeleton Working Myself To Death Funny Office Pin
by ConchitaDuffy
$2.75 $3.25
Description: A monochrome composition featuring a skull and crossbones. Above the skull, the word "DEATH" is prominently displayed in large, bold, white capital letters. Below the skull and crossed bones, the text "TO ALL WHO STAND IN THE WAY OF FREEDOM FOR WORKING PEOPLE." is presented in similar white capital letters.
DEATH TO ALL WHO STAND IN THE WAY OF FREEDOM FOR WORKING PEOPLE Skull and Crossbones Pin
by STUDIO DESIGN PESSO
$3.25
Description: Let your outfit do the talking with these witty graphic designs. From sassy comebacks to clever puns, our design is sure to turn heads and start conversations. Whether you're wearing them to a music festival, a night out on the town, or just running errands around town, it will make a statement.
Description: A funny dark-humor labor design featuring a skeleton construction worker wearing a yellow hard hat while holding a coffee mug. Surrounded by tools and industrial elements, this vintage-style artwork is ideal for construction shirts, blue-collar apparel, worker humor merchandise, and jobsite graphic tees.
Description: A dark humor construction-themed illustration featuring a skeleton worker wearing a hard hat and carrying a toolbox, set against a distressed patriotic background. The bold “Working Myself To Death” typography creates a rugged blue-collar aesthetic, perfect for construction shirts, labor apparel, worker humor designs, and vintage-style graphic tees.
Description: The Grim Reaper at a full wooden desk — typewriter going, papers flying, cigarette dangling, rotary phone beside him — working the graveyard shift at what appears to be his own office. The phrase works on every level and the visual confirms the literal reading. For spooky season and every other season — because the grind doesn't take October off and apparently neither does Death.
