Funny Business Socks
Description: Don’t settle for a dodgy wig that’s gonna come off at the wrong time. Get yourself down to Queens and visit Morrie’s Wig Shop, right next door to the Suite Nite Club. This guy’s wigs are tested against hurricane winds (so important!) and are guaranteed to stay on your cranium (unless you’re being assaulted by a local wiseguy).
Description: Success can't wait! This "Sorry I'm Late, I Was Doing Business" design is perfect for entrepreneurs, freelancers, startup founders, hustlers, and business-minded people. A funny and motivational gift for anyone chasing goals with style and a sense of humor.
[WHT] Sorry I'm Late, I Was Doing Business – Funny Entrepreneur Design Socks
by myTRASHure.com
$14 $20
Description: Success can't wait! This "Sorry I'm Late, I Was Doing Business" design is perfect for entrepreneurs, freelancers, startup founders, hustlers, and business-minded people. A funny and motivational gift for anyone chasing goals with style and a sense of humor.
[BLCK] Sorry I'm Late, I Was Doing Business – Funny Entrepreneur Design Socks
by myTRASHure.com
$14 $20
Description: Bring back some classic retro slang with this "Are You Giving Me The Business" vintage shirt! Featuring an illustration of a skeptical young man with a cool 50s and 60s classic vibe, set against a distressed retro striped sunset background. This graphic tee is perfect for fans of vintage Americana, old-school slang, and sarcastic humor. A fantastic gag gift idea for friends, dads, or anyone who appreciates a cool throwback design and loves to playfully call out people in style.
Are You Giving Me The Business Funny Retro Vintage Slang Sunset Shirt Socks
by Emotional Error Collective
$14 $20
Description: A cheeky, sunglasses-wearing white cat holds a tiny knife and deadpans: “Know thy Lane and stayeth tf in it”. Cat design is inspired from Gojo. Perfect for buyers who love dark micro-humour and cat memes — this design reads like a sly one-liner and works great in kitchens, dorms, and cheeky gift collections.
Description: A monochrome text-based composition with multiple lines of text. The top reads "2 PLACES", followed by "YOU CAN STAY", then "FOR FREE". Below this, in a script font, is "In Your Lane", and then "And OUT OF MY". The bottom line reads ">Business<". The text is white on a black background with decorative white swirly elements on the sides.
2 Places You Can Stay For Free In Your Lane And Out Of My Business Text Socks
by studiobogares
$14 $20
Description: Vintage-style funny raccoon artwork featuring mischievous raccoons at a baseball stadium stealing fuel with the quote “Mind Ya Business Diesel Ain’t Cheap.” Perfect for blue collar workers, diesel truck lovers, mechanics, farmers, and anyone who enjoys sarcastic country humor.
Description: A slick and stylish digital illustration of a medieval Crusader knight in modern formal wear. The character dons a full white bucket helmet with a red cross visor and glowing red eyes, paired with a sharp grey vest, crisp white dress shirt, blue necktie, and teal gauntlets. Rendered against a dynamic red and dark brown geometric backdrop with a faint shadow silhouette, this design brings a unique, modern-meets-medieval aesthetic to apparel and accessories.
Description: This Funny Quote Design Features The Complete Text Don't Forget To Do Hydrate Mind Your Own Business. Perfect For Individuals With A Sarcastic Sense Of Humor Who Appreciate Personal Boundaries And Funny Sayings. Ideal For Anyone Who Enjoys Witty Hydration Messages.
Don't Forget To Do Hydrate Mind Your Own Business Funny Sarcastic Quote Skeleton Humor Socks
by PSU MMA CLUB
$14 $20
Description: Celebrate racing culture with this hilarious Dale Earnhardt-inspired design featuring the viral meme "Call me the way my thoughts are racing and I'm about to crash out". This bold typographic tee is perfect for motorsport fans and anyone with a fast-paced mind who loves witty racing humor!
Roses Are Red The Sky Is Blue I Mind My Own Business Funny Sarcastic Quote Socks
by NomiCrafts
$14 $20
Description: Another throwback from my days studying psychology. This shirt is based on a study conducted in the 70’s and by Zimbardo and his colleagues. They staged arrests of participants who had volunteered to be in a study on fake charges and put them in jail. Other volunteers became jailers and had to keep the prisoners in order. It got a bit out of hand as the participants took on the roles given to them a bit to seriously.