Cracker Shorts
Description: The Edmonton Cracker-Cats were a shambolic independent baseball operation that arrived at Edmonton’s Telus Field in the spring of 2005 in the wake of the departure of the Class AAA Edmonton Trappers of the Pacific Coast League. The Trappers left town the previous fall to move to Round Rock, Texas. The Cracker-Cats were an expansion team in the Northern League, an independent circuit based in the American Upper Midwest that also featured a popular franchise in Winnipeg, Manitoba. The Cracker-Cats were part of a dual-pronged geographic expansion to Alberta in 2005 that also included a new team for Calgary, another Alberta city that had also lost its Pacific Coast League franchise in recent years.
Description: Show off your quirky pride with this "Proud to Be a Cracker" t-shirt! Featuring a cheerful, muscular cracker character flexing its arms, surrounded by playful stars, this design combines humor and bold art. Perfect for food lovers, pun enthusiasts, or anyone with a love for unique apparel.
Description: This t-shirt features a fun and colorful illustration of four graham cracker characters who are depicted as the “Graham Cracker Squad.” Each cracker has a unique personality: one wears sunglasses and a snapback, one looks like a superhero with an “SP” symbol, one wears a cylindrical cap, and one holds a winning trophy. The large text “GRAHAM CRACKER SQUAD” is printed in bold, eye-catching letters, with the word “SQUAD” in gold to emphasize team spirit. This t-shirt is perfect for kids and adults who love fun designs and teamwork!
Description: When comfort food meets its inevitable conclusion. This tongue-in-cheek parody puts a morbid twist on a familiar Southern roadside icon, replacing the classic barrel with an old weathered gravestone for a perfectly deadpan design. Featuring a vintage-inspired two-color print, it's ideal for fans of dark humor, dad jokes, road trips, and clever parody shirts. Perfect for anyone who appreciates dry humor, cemetery aesthetics, or simply enjoys making people do a double take.
