Upton Shorts
Description: Bought Blindness Upton Sinclair’s Warning A bold, uncompromising design built around Upton Sinclair’s 1934 warning about how money shapes belief, loyalty, and selective “not understanding.” Perfect for anyone who sees through manufactured narratives, corporate spin, and political gaslighting. This clean, high‑impact typography piece fits protest lanes, social commentary collections, and truth‑to‑power messaging. Wear it as a statement against corruption, captured institutions, and the incentives that keep people blind when clarity threatens their paycheck.
Description: Bought Blindness Upton Sinclair’s Warning (Dark Version) A bold, uncompromising design built around Upton Sinclair’s 1934 warning about how money shapes belief, loyalty, and selective “not understanding.” Perfect for anyone who sees through manufactured narratives, corporate spin, and political gaslighting. This clean, high‑impact typography piece fits protest lanes, social commentary collections, and truth‑to‑power messaging. Wear it as a statement against corruption, captured institutions, and the incentives that keep people blind when clarity threatens their paycheck.
Description: Do you have that person you'd follow blind no matter what? What about a thing- where you have a bad day, one person doesn't want to talk, but you talk anyways and are then able to go to work the next day? Tell that person how much they mean to you with our 'Upton to my Halstead" shirt, and don't forget the other half!
*NEW* Halstead to my Upton (Light) Shorts
by Meet Us At Molly’s- a One Chicago franchise podcast
$27
Description: Do you have that person you'd follow blind no matter what? What about a thing- where you have a bad day, one person doesn't want to talk, but you talk anyways and are then able to go to work the next day? Tell that person how much they mean to you with our 'Upton to my Halstead" shirt, and don't forget the other half!
*NEW* Upton to my Halstead (Light) Shorts
by Meet Us At Molly’s- a One Chicago franchise podcast
$27
Description: Retro meme parody design featuring the iconic phrase “All Your Base Are Belong to Us” mashed with “everywhere like such as” internet humor. A throwback to early gaming culture, viral memes, Murica education, and online lore. Great for gamers, meme collectors, and fans of South Carolina.
