Electric Shock Socks
Description: **Made for use By ROUFXIS. Duplication, modification or reproduction of this work is expressly prohibited. ©2017** <This item is a work of fiction. Names, characters, businesses, places, events and incidents are either the products of the author’s imagination or used in a fictitious manner. Any resemblance to actual persons, living or dead, businesses or actual events is purely coincidental.> [ALWAYS HiDef DESIGNS]
Description: Feel the electric power of rock legend Ace Frehley, the original Spaceman of KISS. This realistic illustration captures Ace in his iconic makeup, surrounded by lightning as he shreds his famous Les Paul guitar. Perfect for true KISS fans, classic rock lovers, and anyone who lives for that “Shock Me” energy. Ideal for t-shirts, stickers, posters, or hoodies — keep the spirit of classic rock alive! ⚡🎸
Description: Funny retro comic style illustration inspired by AC/DC featuring an electrified character holding power plugs surrounded by rock elements like guitars, bells, and lightning bolts. Ideal for hard rock and heavy metal music lovers.
ACDC Rock Band Comic Electric Shock Mascot Socks
by ghostsofchristmaslost
$14 $20
Description: A bold and energetic illustration of a mischievous black cat outlined in vibrant purple, surrounded by explosive yellow electric bursts. With glowing eyes and a wide, playful grin, the cat radiates chaotic energy and attitude. The graffiti-style text “ELECTRIC CAT” enhances the street-art aesthetic, giving the piece a lively, edgy, and modern feel. The combination of neon colors and rough textures creates a striking visual that feels both rebellious and fun.
Description: A yellow rectangular sign with a black border. At the top, a black triangle with an exclamation mark inside is followed by the word "WARNING" in black capital letters. Below that, in smaller black capital letters, is "SHOCK OR BURN RISK". In the center, a silhouette of a person wearing a fedora, suit, and tie is crossed out by a red circle and a red diagonal line. Red zig-zag lightning bolts are shown to the left of the silhouette. At the bottom, "ELECTRIC BOOGALOO" is written in large black capital letters, followed by "AUTHORIZED PERSONNEL ONLY" in smaller black capital letters.
Description: This wide‑eyed kitty has officially learned the hard way that electrical outlets are not toys. Now rocking the ultimate electric‑shock hairstyle, it stares into the void as if reconsidering all life choices. This painting by Anna Salomé Hammer is ideal for cat lovers, chaos gremlins, and anyone who’s ever had a bad hair day.
Description: Crown Electric Company, Inc. of Memphis, Tennessee was an electrical supply business that served the trades. Founded in 1953 at 475 N. Dunlap Street, Crown Electric was a full service supply house that stocked everything a working electrician might need, and even delivered directly to their job sites. By 1956, the business had outgrown their original location and relocated to 353 Poplar Avenue, and while that building no longer stands today, the original Dunlop location does and has been a steel supply business for decades.
Description: Warning High Voltage Risk Of Electric Shock Keep Away design for electricians and electrical workers. Perfect for anyone in the electricity industry or who appreciates electrical safety warnings.
Warning High Voltage Risk Of Electric Shock Keep Away Electrician Electrical Safety Socks
by Funny Animal Kings
$20
Description: SHOCK THE SYSTEM is a dark industrial horror artwork inspired by electric execution chambers, dystopian machines, and retro horror aesthetics. This design features a powerful visual of a restrained figure surrounded by intense electric energy, creating a bold and dramatic atmosphere perfect for fans of horror, dark art, and industrial themes. Ideal for horror lovers, sci-fi fans, cyberpunk enthusiasts, and anyone who enjoys intense dark visuals and edgy streetwear style. Perfect for t-shirts, hoodies, posters, and stickers. A strong statement piece for those who love powerful and electrifying artwork.
