Debt Collector Shorts

Description: A vintage collector graphic centered on an overflowing trading card binder, capturing the humorous financial obsession behind building a growing collection. Made for card collectors who know that binders, sleeves, and endless cards can turn a hobby into a lifestyle.

Description: Stewie Griffin means business, and he's not leaving without his money! Inspired by the unforgettable "Where's My Money?" moment from Family Guy, this hilarious design captures Stewie's ruthless attitude, sarcastic personality, and legendary cartoon humor. Perfect for Family Guy fans, animated comedy lovers, meme enthusiasts, and anyone who knows the struggle of getting someone to pay back what they owe.

Description: You know that deal was bound to catch up with you. Columbia House wants their money.

Description: Relive the most persistent debt in cinema history with this legendary retro design. A perfect vintage aesthetic for fans of 80s teen comedies, paperboy legends, and anyone who knows that sometimes, you just really need your two dollars back.

Description: A satirical, spooky vector comic design showing a hazmat-suited debt collector dragging a chained safe while being pursued by a massive, multi-eyed green tentacle monster and malevolent ghosts.

Description: The Scrooge And Marley T-Shirt is inspired by the classic 1843 novel A Christmas Carol by Charles Dickens. A Christmas Carol recounts the story of Ebenezer Scrooge, an elderly miser who is visited by the ghost of his former business partner Jacob Marley and the spirits of Christmas Past, Present and Yet to Come. After their visits, Scrooge is transformed into a kinder, gentler man.

Description: Hand drawn and designed by Seattle artist Grumbledor.

Description: Remember, what you do now will come back to you in the future.

Description: Collector of Broken Dreams

Description: How much money do you kiss goodbye a month to settle student debt or student loans? Your American dream plan might relegate being a home owner to the realm of pipe dreams. Maybe your debt collector would accept this fine art prine in lieu of cash?