Smiled Shorts
Description: A striking visual featuring a person with wild, spiky green hair and a wide, unsettling smile. Below the face, the text "YOU WOULD LOOK SO PRETTY IF YOU SMILED" is displayed in white, bold, sans-serif font, with red brush stroke accents and dripping red effects beneath the last word. The background is solid black.
Green Haired Person Smiling with "You Would Look So Pretty If You Smiled" Text Shorts
by STEPHEN CHOU STD
$27
Description: Bob shirt Marley pride — "Rise up this mornin', smiled with the risin' sun". vintage screen-print reggae roots design for Bob fans and Marley collectors — roots reggae, ska, reggae music gift, vintage reggae, concert music, reggae album art. Perfect Bob graphic tee Marley gift for concerts, birthdays, holidays and record store days. Soft, high-quality Marley lovers fabric — Bob spirit built to last wash after wash. Since 1980.
Description: I Have Smiled At People Who Have Said The Most Terrible Things I Have Smiled At People Quote Do you love a funny outfit filled with sarcasm and wit? Then this design is just for you! Makes a great ice breaker at parties or social gatherings and is also great for every day wear. This funny outfit is perfect for Christmas, Father's Day for Dad, Mother's Day for Mom, gift for friends, or the perfect idea for your brother or sister. Ideal for anyone that loves wearing a funny or sarcastic design.
Description: A funny retro style design for anyone who smiles because they’re pretty, civilized, and technically capable of behaving in public. Perfect for fans of dry humor, sarcastic sayings, feminine humor, and vintage-inspired graphic tees. Cute, confident, slightly unhinged, and very well mannered.
Description: A monochrome character with green spiky hair and wide yellow eyes stares forward with a menacing grin and sharp teeth. The character wears a black long-sleeved top with stitched patches on the shoulders and neck. The text "YOU WOULD LOOK SO PRETTY IF YOU SMILED" is printed in bold white and red lettering across the chest.
