Plug Shorts
Description: Founded in 1911 as Electric Autolite in Toledo, Ohio, the company produced generators to power early day buggy lamps. In 1927, they acquired an automotive battery manufacturer, and in 1935, Electric Autolite decided they should get into the business of manufacturing spark plugs. In 1936 the first spark plug was produced at their Fostoria, Ohio plant. Electric Autolite's products were expanded further to include starter motors, ignition systems, and wire and cable products. With a full range of automotive electrical goods in their stables, Electric Autolite began securing supply contracts with leading car manufacturers, providing their products as OEM installations, and allowing Electric Autolite to move into a phase of explosive growth.
10 Things I Love About My Electric Car (Dark Front Light Text On Back) Shorts
by Fully Charged Tees
$27
Description: A bold, high‑contrast spark plug lineup for anyone who lives life one ignition cycle at a time. This design blends clean mechanical detail with punchy color and garage‑culture attitude, making it perfect for gearheads, builders, tuners, and anyone who appreciates the simple beauty of the parts that keep combustion alive. Whether it’s for the shop, the track, or the daily grind, this spark plug graphic fires every time.
Description: A stark black background features white text in all caps, split into lines. A yellow border encloses the first three lines: "IF I'M EVER ON LIFE SUPPORT UNPLUG ME". Below this, a stylized white electrical plug and cord are centered. The bottom lines, also in white text, read "THEN PLUG ME BACK IN SEE IF THAT WORKS".
Description: Charge the car battery to change the future is the perfect message on a t-shirt for those who believe that green initiatives, such as electric cars, can help save the planet earth from global warming. Featuring a supercharger charging station providing electricity to an electric car, this shirt is great to wear during your next discussion with politicians about how to stop a polar vortex and save the planet by driving the latest model of EVs.
Description: Make a bold statement without saying a word with this minimalist red prohibition sign graphic. Featuring a sleek power plug icon and clear warning text that reads "unplugged unable to process any more human interaction," this design perfectly captures the ultimate introvert vibe. The clean, modern layout combines a bold no symbol with a humorous low-battery style concept, making it an ideal choice for tech enthusiasts, gamers, and anyone who needs a temporary break from social settings. This quiet yet witty artistic piece blends an edgy technical look with everyday relatable humor.
Description: A midnight-indigo sugar skull with mint-green and cream detailing sits inside a mosaic of rosette eyes, spiral scrollwork and tiny electrical plugs, a "Toque de Muerte" with a dreamy backstory about a hat that the wind keeps blowing just out of reach. Surreal, wistful and built for anyone who "had a dream once where I was chasin' me hat" and woke up still running. A fun pick for dreamers, dark-whimsy fans, sugar skull collectors and anyone who has ever lost a hat to the wind.
Description: A symmetrical sugar skull in espresso brown, mint green and cream stares out from a mosaic of rosette eyes, spiral scrollwork, tiny electrical plugs and a spade-shaped nose, a coffee-fueled "Cráneo de Café" for anyone who agrees that every day is Día de los Muertos until you've had your coffee. Rich, jittery and built for anyone who can't function, speak or smile before the first cup. A fun pick for coffee lovers, night-shift survivors, mocha fans and anyone who celebrates Day of the Dead all year long.
Craneo de Cafe Coffee Sugar Skull Mocha Day of the Dead Calavera Funny Morning Coffee Lover Shorts
by Fisheyed Graphics
$27
Description: A rain-washed sugar skull in weathered gray-cream, teal and rust sits inside a mosaic of rosette eyes, spiral scrollwork and tiny electrical plugs, a "Rastro de Vida" for that Portland feeling when it's been raining for 35 days straight, the clouds finally part, and a passing car splashes puddle water on your new boots. Gloomy, wry and built for anyone who has ever almost seen the sun. A fun pick for Portlanders, Pacific Northwest locals, rain lovers and sugar skull fans who know the forecast is gray again.
Rastro de Vida Rainy Day Sugar Skull Portland Rain Pacific Northwest Day of the Dead Calavera Shorts
by Fisheyed Graphics
$27
Description: R.A. and F.D. Stranahan are essentially the founders of Champion Spark Plug Company. Sort of. At the very least, they ended up with the patent on the Champion name which they legally and wisely used to eventually create the largest spark plug manufacturing company in the world. But it certainly didn’t start out that way. More than 20 thousand dollars in debt, and with a company that was fledgling along at best, the brothers had little choice but to move to Toledo when Willys-Overland Motor Company offered R.A. and F.D. a contract under which Champion would become the exclusive spark plug of automobiles manufactured at Willys-Overland. The deal came with the stipulation that the Stranahans must make Toledo their home.
Description: A pistachio-green and cream sugar skull trimmed in oxblood red and mint sits inside a mosaic of rosette eyes, spiral scrollwork and tiny electrical plugs, a "Cráneo de Dulce Pistacho" that looks like a tasty pistachio and creme skull over a mocha chocolate base. Sweet, nutty and built for anyone who always picks the pistachio, mmmmm. A fun pick for dessert lovers, foodies, candy skull collectors and Day of the Dead fans with a sweet tooth.
Craneo de Dulce Pistacho Pistachio Sugar Skull Mocha Chocolate Candy Skull Day of the Dead Shorts
by Fisheyed Graphics
$27
