Farming Corn Socks
Description: This Is My Crop Top Funny Farming Kawaii Groovy Retro is a design featuring a kawaii corn crop that will charm the farmer lover out there.
This Is My Crop Top Funny Farming Kawaii Groovy Retro Socks
by Daytone
$14 $20
Description: Celebrate the roots of American agriculture with “Land Legacy Liberty,” a rugged vintage illustration featuring a farmer and child walking through a mature cornfield toward a traditional barn beneath a weathered American flag. Created for proud farmers, farm dads, agricultural families, corn growers, homesteaders, and everyone who values hard work, rural heritage, harvest traditions, and family farming passed from one generation to the next.
Land Legacy Liberty American Flag Farmer Family Farm Socks
by Radouan
$14 $20
Description: Do you love the smell of fresh soil and the roar of a tractor engine? This "Just Farm It" design is a witty parody for anyone dedicated to the farm life. Featuring a classic tractor climbing the iconic swoosh and a corn stalk detail, it’s the perfect gift for farmers, ranchers, and agricultural enthusiasts. Great for harvest season, birthdays, or everyday wear on the field!
Life Tried to Chew Me Up and Shit Me Out But I'm Built Like Socks
by Ink Pop Studio
$14 $20
Life Tried to Chew Me Up and Shit Me Out But I'm Built Like Socks
by Ink Pop Studio
$14 $20
Description: Collectors and fans of vintage Pyrex kitchen bowls and dishes will love this design inspired by the popular Butterprint pattern! Design also available in other colors.
Vintage Pyrex Pattern - Butterprint (Light Orange) Socks
by SmokyKitten
$14 $20
Description: Grits are without question a truly southern dish, so it would make sense that a town in the south would host a multi day festival celebrating them. After it came to the attention of several buyers for local grocery stores and grits distributors that the people of St. George, South Carolina ate more grits per capita than any other place in the world, the wheels were in motion to celebrate. The first festival was held in 1986, when the small southern town of just 2,000, welcomed an estimated 45,000 aficionados of grits to enjoy their favorite dish and engage in grits related activities.