The Corrections In Collage Socks
Description: A distressed white and red text-based composition reads "MY RED FLAG IS I HAVE THE SAME TASTE IN MEN **AS THE** DEPARTMENT OF CORRECTIONS". Three white stars are above "AS THE" and two white stars flank it on either side. The background is black.
My Red Flag Is I Have The Same Taste In Men As The Department Of Corrections Text Graphic Socks
by RIO BRIAN AMIGOS
$20
Description: This design captures a unique sense of humor about dating and relationships. It features the complete text: "But Why Do I Have The Same Taste In Men As The Department Of Corrections?" A perfect humorous statement for women who appreciate funny dating anecdotes, relatable love life experiences, or simply enjoy witty, sarcastic observations about men and their choices.
Description: You visited them, now get this unique design featuring torn paper images of Grand Prismatic Spring, Old Faithful geyser, Lower Falls, and Roosevelt Arch.
Yellowstone National Park ripped paper collage of four major sites in the park Socks
by Unique, Artistic, Beautiful
$20
Description: This gritty, zine-style punk rock collage features the phrase "Locked in the Moors" alongside a poignant quote from Emily Brontë's Wuthering Heights about broken hearts. The design combines vintage keys, heavy chains, a wax seal, and the brooding manor house in a high-contrast black and white aesthetic. Perfect for dark academia rebels, book worms, and alternative literature enthusiasts.
Description: Pay homage to the absolute anarchy of 1980s British alternative television with this deep-cut Dancing Elephant Head graphic. Specifically designed for true fans of the chaotic BBC sitcom "The Young Ones," this piece perfectly captures the bizarre, blink-and-you-miss-it moment of the singing elephant crashing the flat. Built with a gritty, authentic punk zine aesthetic that completely rejects glossy, over-rendered modern digital art, the design utilizes heavy halftone textures, neon ransom-note typography, and safety pins to mirror the DIY counter-culture of the era. It is the ultimate nostalgic statement piece for Gen X and older millennials who grew up on late-night alternative comedy and underground punk rock.
