Process Merch

Motivation for you team

Cats in space

“No rain no flowers” quote. Minimalist line art design.

I have my final exams! Thermodynamics doesn't learn itself my dude!

For those who think

It's a simple workflow, but many people forget. Make sure you follow this easy steps before saying something! :D

Life Quotes

This complex machine represents business processes. Scratchboard Illustration by Lisa Haney

Brain tosses heart back into the game. The cat goes wild!

Motivational word art to keep you in the flow. Create your own personal utopia by focusing on Process Over Outcome.

Continuous Improvement Crew. This design is a great way to show appreciation to your team and encourage others to share in the adventure!

The OODA loop is the cycle: Observe, Orient, Decide, Act. Original Concept.

5S Workplace Organization. 5S is a great place to begin your lean journey. Show your commitment to this systematic approach through a great 5S t-shirt!

Chemical Engineer At Work

Cross processed

Chemical Engineering Design that reads: "Skilled Enough To Be A Chemical Engineer Crazy Enough To Love It". Ideal for a Chemical Engineer who wants to show off his Chemical Engineering Skills.

vintage

A call to action for to use their wonderful skill to identify, examine, and reshape our connection to race and supremacy within ourselves and our dojos.

Introducing the Offset Cassette Tape, a unique and stylish addition to your wardrobe that pays homage to one of the golden eras of music. Featuring a rough image of a classic cassette tape, this design is sure to catch the eye of music lovers and retro enthusiasts alike. What sets this shirt apart is its offset color scheme of cyan, magenta, and yellow, giving it a vintage and slightly faded look. Whether you're headed to a concert or just looking to make a statement, the Offset Cassette Tape design is sure to be a conversation starter. So why wait? Add it to your collection today and show off your love for music in style.

Lean Six DSigma Yellow Belt

TIMWOOD / 7 Wastes / Lean Six Sigma. This vibrant design highlights the key principles of process improvement using the TIMWOOD framework: Transportation, Inventory, Motion, Waiting, Overproduction, Overprocessing, and Defects. Learn how to identify and eliminate these wastes.