Pipe Socks
Description: A graphic featuring a light blue adjustable wrench centrally positioned. Above the wrench, text reads 'SKILLED PLUMBERS' in white and blue lettering with blue stars. Below the wrench, text states 'AREN'T CHEAP' in white, followed by 'CHEAP PLUMBERS AREN'T SKUNIGG' in white text.
Description: A detailed technical drawing presented in white on a black background. The drawing depicts a complex mechanical assembly with pipes, gears, and structural components. Various labels and annotations are present in white text throughout the drawing, suggesting a blueprint or schematic.
Description: A circular emblem with a retro style, featuring the character Popeye in the center. He is wearing his sailor hat and holding a can of spinach. The text "POPEYE" is arched above the circle in bold red lettering with a yellow outline. The background within the circle is cream colored.
Description: Shuttered in 1915 during WWI, the American Meerschaum and Pipe Company had been reformed out of receivership from the American Meerschaum Company to be the only mining in the United States of Meerschaum. It has never reopened. This logo is an homage to a bygone era where the potential of American meerschaum pipes could have been.
Description: Celebrate the essential trade of plumbing with this 'I Speak Fluent Plumbing' design. Featuring classic tools like a wrench and pipe tape, this graphic is perfect for professional tradesmen, handymen, or apprentices who take pride in their craft. Whether you are fixing leaks, installing pipes, or just appreciate a clever pun, this vintage-style artwork makes an ideal gift for birthdays, Father's Day, or appreciation days for the hardworking experts in the plumbing industry.
Plumber Humor I Speak Fluent Plumbing Retro Professional Design Socks
by Fire at the Furthes
$14 $20
Description: The Wake are a British post-punk and later indie pop band, founded in Glasgow in 1981 by Gerard "Caesar" McInulty (formerly of Altered Images), Steven Allen (drums) and Joe Donnelly (bass), the latter soon replaced by Bobby Gillespie. Steven's sister Carolyn Allen also joined on keyboards, and remained in the band thereafter. In 1988, disillusioned with the lack of proper promotion and indeed apathy from Factory Records, The Wake left the label and signed to Bristol's legendary Sarah Records, releasing two singles and two LPs, the last being 1994's Tidal Wave of Hype.
