Idiom Socks
Description: 不撓不屈 Japanese idiom with kanji calligraphy and beautiful crane illustration. Never give up and never surrender that is unyielding split that is never say “I am surrender” spirit when meet across strong enemy or many difficulties. Strenuous effort that there is a will, there is a way, and never give up.
Description: To strike while the iron is hot is an English idiom meaning to act on an opportunity promptly while favourable conditions exist, to avoid waiting. It derives from blacksmithing, literally to strike a hot piece of metal, especially iron, with a mallet or other tool before it cools, while it is still hot enough to be shaped.
Description: Pattern of the phrase "It's all Greek to me" written with the help of Greek alphabet letters / characters. ΙΤ'Σ ΑΛΛ ΓΡΕΕΚ ΤΟ ΜΕ This English phrase / idiom means: I don't understand, It's unreadable. The main colours of the design in this version is blue & black.
It's all Greek to me PATTERN # Blue On Black * ΙΤ'Σ ΑΛΛ ΓΡΕΕΚ ΤΟ ΜΕ circle Socks
by All Greek Design
$14 $20
Description: 不撓不屈 / Never give up never surrender / Japanese writing with beautiful calligraphy. Never give up and never surrender that is unyielding split that is never say “I am surrender” spirit when meet across strong enemy or many difficulties. Strenuous effort that there is a will, there is a way, and never give up.
Description: Horses For Courses is an idiom or expression commonly used in the English language. An allusion to the fact that a racehorse performs best on a racecourse to which it is specifically suited. The practice of choosing the best person for a particular job, the best response for a situation, or the best means to achieve a specific end.
Description: A vintage, old English idiom meaning to be happy and full of life. Very energetic and lively.The phrase full of beans seems to have come into popular use in the mid-1800s and is attributed to a practice of feeding beans to horses as fodder.Supposedly, horses that were fed beans were more energetic and lively.
Description: Drei Käse Hoch, Dreikäsehoch, German Idiom for Kids, handwritten font by my own human hand x Dreikäsehoch is a German slang and joke term for a small child and rascal, literally "three cheeses high".
Drei Käse Hoch, Dreikäsehoch, Three Cheese High, German Kids Socks
by badlydrawnbabe
$14 $20
