Glassware Socks
Description: Collectors and fans of vintage Pyrex kitchen glassware will love this design, featuring a coffee pot, cups, refrigerator dishes (fridgies), mixing bowls and casserole dishes in eye-pleasing, retro colors. Popular patterns are featured, like Gooseberry, Spring Blossom, Foulard, Butterfly Gold, Rainbow Stripes, Starburst, Snowflake Blue, and even the promotional red and gold Holly and Pine Cones Christmas pattern.
Description: Shipwrecked treasure hunters pry open a chest beside a rocky shore while a chemist studies glassware in a crowded laboratory. Blue engraved brushwork frames a Victorian scientist and antique instruments. These products are premium quality pieces from Dashery powered by Teepublic, bringing vintage chemistry history to sturdy T-Shirts and soft fleece Hoodies. Crisp Posters and durable vinyl Stickers preserve the intricate linework and scholarly glow.
Description: Collectors of vintage Pyrex kitchen glassware will love this design inspired by the popular Early American pattern, produced from 1962 to 1971. This pattern features symbols of Colonial America, including an eagle, a cat, early American tools, cooking implements, and crops like corn and wheat. Also available in gold and in white.
Description: Dive into the intriguing world of science with our Surreal Melting Lab Glassware design. This unique black-and-white illustration captures the essence of scientific curiosity with a dark, distorted twist. Featuring a melting Erlenmeyer flask with a poignant sad face, a dissolving beaker, and a prominent DNA double helix, it's a perfect blend of clinical precision and surrealist imagination. Ideal for biologists, lab technicians, science students, and anyone who appreciates alternative science art that challenges perception and sparks conversation.
Description: This clever piece for algae enthusiasts features an Erlenmeyer flask with bubbling aquatic plant life. Ideal for phycologists, marine biologists, and laboratory teams, it celebrates team algae from day one. Whether at a biology conference or everyday lab work, this clean monochrome piece is perfect for researchers and botany students.
Description: A serious bearded scientist performs a late-night experiment while dressed in bright duck-patterned pajamas and a matching sleep cap. The phrase “It’s Pasteur Bedtime” adds a clever science pun above bubbling laboratory glassware. Neon pink, orange, and turquoise colors create a bold retro comic aesthetic, blending microbiology humor, chemistry imagery, bedtime comedy, and eccentric laboratory style for science enthusiasts and fans of intelligent wordplay.
Description: Three test tubes in a laboratory rack rendered in expressive white ink brushstrokes, featuring simple glassware forms in a clean minimalist composition. Textured brushwork and generous negative space emphasize the recognizable structure of this laboratory equipment against dark backgrounds. A science-inspired design for scientists, laboratory professionals, researchers, chemistry enthusiasts, teachers, and admirers of expressive monochrome artwork. Suitable for apparel, accessories, stickers, notebooks, mugs, and home décor.
Description: Showcase your professional dedication and pet ownership pride with this creative featuring a scientist a laboratory coat interacting with laboratory glassware alongside a husky dog in safety goggles. Set against a prominent city bridge backdrop, this humorous concept highlights the everyday balancing act of funding a pet's active lifestyle.
Description: A detailed scientific illustration of a copper alembic heated over a furnace, its vapor rising, condensing in the beak and dripping into a glass receiver, set against a deep dark background. Jabir ibn Hayyan, the founding figure of Arabic alchemy in the eighth century, is credited with describing laboratory techniques such as distillation and crystallization. The word alembic itself comes from the Arabic al-inbiq. Made for chemists, chemistry teachers and anyone who loves the lab, it suits a laboratory, classroom, study or home office.
Jabir ibn Hayyan and the Alembic, the Art of Distillation in Early Chemistry Socks
by Science Design
$14 $20
