Dock Socks
Description: Who wants to Netflix and Chill when you can Dune and Chill? Along with a classically made Dune font and coloring pulled directly from the novel itself. Dune fans are truly one of a kind, and this design combines the vintage Dune look that we all recognize with the slogan that deserves a sci-fi upgrade.
Description: Historic Dry Dock 1 at Charlestown Navy Yard near Boston, Massachusetts sits empty during the winter cold. This is where the Navy takes Old Ironsides (USS Constitution) to fix her up every 20 or so years. The Charlestown dry dock and the one built concurrently at Norfolk, Va., both designed by Loammi Baldwin Jr., were the first such naval structures in the United States. Six years under construction, the Charlestown dock was inaugurated in 1833 with the docking of Constitution. Over the course of its history Dry Dock 1 has been enlarged several times. In 1833, the dock was 341′; in 1858-60 the dock was extended to 357’; the final extension occurred in 1947- 48, when the dock became 415’ in overall length, the size that it is today.
Description: In the 1969 Polish film, How I Unleashed World War II, Pvt. Franek Dolas famously walks in front a German Gestapo officer and gives him this fictitious name.... a name that was nearly impossibly for anyone that isn't Polish to say, let alone spell out. This shirt is sure to give your Polish friends or family members a smile and a laugh.
Traphouse to Trophouse - Front graphic Socks
by Spaceport Trading Co - Enjoy one-of-a-kind graphics launching from the Space Coast, the only beach that doubles as a launch pad.
$20
Description: In the heart of Whidbey Island, the red Coupeville Wharf is a charming and historic destination. Originally built around 1900 as a grain wharf, this lovely pier and red building currently houses a coffee shop, restaurants, kayak rental, marine services, gift stores, and a museum. If you visit Whidbey Island in the Pacific Northwest, you might want to include this lovely wharf on your destination list. There's a small adjacent park where people picnic, paint the wharf, and enjoy the variable PNW weather.
