Press Socks
Description: At first glance, this shirt might look like you support the authoritarian action we know as the executive order. But look at it closer, and you can see that this is a sarcastic bite against it, showing people the irony in calling for a national emergency every time you want something passed into law. After all, if one person is able to do it just by arbitrarily calling a national emergency... what's to stop anyone else from doing it over anything?
Description: Bold one-color typographic design featuring “JOURNALISM MATTERS” and “I SUPPORT FREEDOM OF THE PRESS.” The distressed lettering and minimalist layout give it a vintage screen-print aesthetic. Designed for journalists, reporters, writers, media professionals, journalism students, and fans of classic typography.
Description: There is only ONE America! We are in danger of losing it all due to Big Tech censors, Corrupt Media and the Deep State. Push back now! Where will you run to when America is lost? Buy several to give to friends and to have on hand for those gift occasions that always seem to pop up!... You will be glad you did!
Description: A thought-provoking symbolic design featuring two reporters laying flowers at a tombstone marked “Here Lies Freedom of The Press.” Newspapers, a camera, and a traditional quill represent the changing history of journalism and news reporting, while the memorial imagery invites a larger question: What happens when people believe an independent press is disappearing? Designed as social commentary rather than a statement about any particular politician, party, or news organization, this piece is for journalists, reporters, media professionals, journalism students, First Amendment enthusiasts, and anyone interested in the role of a free press in society. A free press shouldn't need a memorial.
Description: A sarcastic occult parody design to showcase your support of journalism and playfully poke fun at conspiracy panic around mainstream news. For reporters, editors, journalism school students, media majors and anyone else who wishes to stay cheeky while protecting the freedom of the press. This version was designed to pair best with light-colored fabrics and backgrounds.
