Jagoff Shorts
Description: A public service announcement, Pittsburgh-style. This bold, retro-stacked design makes it clear: please don’t be a jagoff. It’s part fashion statement, part life advice — and all Yinzer. Rock this tee to Steelers games, cookouts, or while waiting in line at Sheetz. Whether you're in the city or just miss the 412, it’s a reminder to keep it classy… or at least not jagoff-y.
Description: Show off your true Pittsburgh spirit with this hilarious "Hello I Am A Jagoff" name tag design! Perfect for yinzers who aren't afraid to embrace their inner jagoff with pride. Great for tailgates, parties, or just confusing out-of-towners. Redd up your wardrobe with a little Steel City humor, n'at!
Description: Check out www.YinzJagoffz.com for additional designs and discounts! Straight from the Steel City, this unlicensed fan-favorite design tells it like it is: Aaron Rodgers is a Jagoff. Whether it’s his attitude, his antics, or just the vibes — Pittsburgh fans know what’s up. Perfect for gamedays, tailgates, or anytime you feel like talking Yinzer-style smack with a bold gold punch.
Description: A shirt that says what every Pirates fan has been thinking. This bold gold-on-black design pulls no punches—just like the Bucs’ offense. Whether you're at the ballpark or just airing out decades of frustration, this tee is for true Yinzers who bleed black and gold... and demand better ownership. Disclaimer: This is a satirical, humorous, parody design intended for entertainment purposes only. Not affiliated with any team or individual.
Description: Forget “Naughty or Nice” – this Pittsburgh holiday shirt proudly checks the Jagoff box. Perfect for holiday parties, gift exchanges, or just showing off your Steel City humor this Christmas. Printed on high-quality tees, hoodies, mugs, stickers, and more. The perfect gift for Yinzers and anyone who appreciates Pittsburgh-style holiday fun.
Description: This retro athletic design combines the iconic Pittsburgh phrase "Jagoff" with a Paris twist, creating the perfect shirt for football fans heading overseas. Inspired by vintage sports typography and finished in classic black and gold, it's a must-have for every yinzer.
Bonjour Jagoff | Pittsburgh Paris Football Retro Shorts
by Yinz Jagoffz
$21 $27
Description: Yinz can keep your ghosts ‘n goblins — around here, nothin’ scares us more than a straight-up jagoff. Drippin’ in horror-movie vibes and Pittsburgh sass, this design is perfect for spooky season tailgates, haunted hoagie runs, and screaming at the TV during Sunday games. Show off your black-and-gold pride with a little hometown attitude… and maybe keep the jagoffs away.
Description: Brush up on your ‘Burgh talk with this hilarious Pittsburghese Periodic Table design! From “Jagoff” to “Dahntahn,” each square captures a piece of local slang in a science-inspired layout. Perfect for Yinzers, ex-Yinzers, and anyone who knows that a “telepole” ain’t in no chemistry book. Whether you’re from Sahside or just love pop and pierogis, this design is in our element, n’at. Great gift for Pittsburgh natives, linguistics nerds, or anyone who’s ever “redd up” the house!
Description: Picklesburgh pride meets Pittsburgh attitude in this hilarious tee that’s as sour as it is sweet. Featuring a smiling cartoon pickle and the iconic Yinzer jab, “What’s the Dill, Ya Jagoff?”, this shirt is perfect for anyone who knows their way around Heinz, ham BBQs, and hometown sass. Rock it at the Picklesburgh festival or just around the Burgh—either way, you'll be the big dill.
Description: This vintage Pantone-inspired design reimagines the city's personality as its own official color palette, featuring favorites like Bridge Yellow, Pickle Green, Ketchup Red, Steel Beam Gray, and Penguin Blue. Finished with a detailed Pittsburgh skyline and the slogan "Our City In Full Color," it's the perfect shirt for anyone proud to call the Steel City home.
Description: Celebrate Pittsburgh with a vintage-inspired illustration featuring five of the city's most iconic bridges: Rachel Carson, Fort Pitt, Roberto Clemente, Fort Duquesne, and Andy Warhol. A distressed, old-school design perfect for Pittsburgh locals, sports fans, engineers, travelers, and anyone who loves the Steel City.
