Lost Found Socks
Description: Roam the wilderness with this ATV Four Wheeler I'm Not Lost I'm Just Exploring shirt, perfect for outdoor enthusiasts, nature lovers, and ATV riders looking to embrace the wandering spirit. Ideal for off-road adventures, camping trips, or mountain trail exploration, this tee is a must-have for those who seek to discover the beauty of the great outdoors.
Description: Embrace the chaotic joy of parenthood with this hilarious and relatable typography design. Featuring the witty quote "I have lost my mind and I'm pretty sure my kids found it and ate it," this graphic perfectly captures the everyday exhaustion and humor of raising children. Ideal for moms and dads who handle the madness of family life with a sense of sarcasm and a good laugh. Whether you are dealing with toddlers or teenagers, this clever saying is a great conversation starter for school runs, family gatherings, or casual outings. A must-have for any parent who knows exactly where their sanity went.
Description: The best things you find on a trail aren't on any map. This tee is for the hikers who know that getting a little lost is the whole point — who chase elevation not for the view, but for the silence at the top. For the ones who pack light, walk far, and come back different every time. The perfect gift for hikers, trail runners, nature lovers, and anyone who finds themselves by losing the signal.
Description: A confident fluffy sheep wearing reflective sunglasses stands beneath the simple word “Found.” Inspired by the lost sheep theme, this colorful faith-based design represents grace, redemption, belonging, hope, and the joy of coming home. A meaningful choice for Christian believers, church friends, Bible study groups, youth ministries, pastors, shepherds, farmers, and sheep lovers.
Description: A sweet floral lamb design featuring the word “Found.” with a soft, cute, faith-inspired look. Perfect for Christian women, Easter outfits, church groups, Sunday school teachers, lamb lovers, farm animal fans, spring flower lovers, and anyone who enjoys gentle uplifting designs with cozy cottagecore charm.
Description: Celebrate the joy of being found with this sweet and meaningful Christian t-shirt featuring an adorable doodle sheep design inspired by Luke 15:6. With its simple line-art style and heartfelt message, this shirt is a beautiful reminder of God's love, grace, and the Good Shepherd who leaves the ninety-nine to find the one.
Description: A vintage-style industrial warning sign featuring authentic Japanese text meaning “Please pay attention to safety,” paired with the hilariously incorrect English translation: “Mind your life.” Designed with a distressed yellow hazard aesthetic, this piece captures the charm of real-world translation fails. Perfect for fans of ironic humor, safety signage, and bizarre wording that almost makes sense.
Description: A vintage-style Japanese restaurant sign featuring authentic Japanese text paired with a hilariously awkward English translation: “Delicious is happening here.” Designed with a distressed enamel texture and retro diner aesthetic, this piece captures the charm of real-world translation fails. Perfect for food lovers, travelers, and fans of absurd humor.
Description: Comforting advice… delivered in the least comforting way possible. This vintage green sign mimics an official public notice, complete with clean Chinese typography and a softly aged, institutional look. Beneath it, an awkward English translation transforms what was likely a calm, philosophical message into something strangely ominous—and unintentionally hilarious. “don’t be so careful in time of death” lands somewhere between wisdom and existential threat, making it perfect for anyone who appreciates dark humor, translation fails, or quietly unsettling designs. It feels important. It feels official. It makes absolutely no sense.
Description: Matthew 18:12 How think ye? if a man have an hundred sheep, and one of them be gone astray, doth he not leave the ninety and nine, and goeth into the mountains, and seeketh that which is gone astray? Jesus leaves the 99 to rescue the 1. You are that 1. Lost but Found.
He Left The 99 to Rescue Me. Lost but Found by Jesus - Matthew 18:12 Socks
by Terry With The Word
$14 $20