Tiger Socks
Tiger Head Old School Retro Traditional Tattoo Socks
by Trippycollage
$14 $20
Description: He called himself the Tiger King and plastered his face on highway billboards in Texas and Oklahoma. He bred big cats, bears, baboons, and more. He lived, with a parade of partners, on the grounds of his private zoo. He threatened a rival with murder-repeatedly, on YouTube-and tried to hire a hit man to do the deed. Joe Exotic isn't the LGBT hero anyone asked for, but he's the one that we somehow ended up with.Like a Women's Joe Exotic Tank Top Shirt - Tiger King Tank Shirt - Ladies Joe Exotic T Shirt - Ladies Tank Top This Joe Exotic Tiger King Women's T Tank Top is a great funny Ladies Shirt gift for Netflix and Tiger Fans.
Description: A striking Japanese tiger design featuring traditional Asian artistic elements, golden clouds, and a red sun. Inspired by Japanese folklore and ukiyo-e style, this detailed tiger artwork reflects cultural symbolism and artistic tradition.
Japanese Tiger Art – Traditional Asian Design Socks
by TAMSIN DESIGN
$14 $20
Funny Saint Tiger Of Florida Tiger Woods Mugshot Socks
by wlidloopdesign
$14 $20
Description: A funny cartoon drawing of a tiger wearing a brown suit, drinking a glass of red wine. There is an orange oval in the background of the portrait. This cool cat looks dapper in his suit, looks like he is after the Leonardo Dicaprio role in that Django movie. For kids who love tigers and memes.
Description: This cute design features a small tiger cub with large ears and deep black eyes. The kitten is sitting down with its paws beside each other and is looking forward which creates a symmetrical pattern. The over sized head and small body along with the details in the fur create a beautiful combination of a cartoon and realistic look. Reading glasses sit on the cats nose which gives the pattern a playful look and intelligent feel. This unique design is an adorable example of this wonderful and majestic big cat.
Description: The Toy Tiger of Louisville, Kentucky was home to all kinds of debauchery that involved scantily clad young women in some capacity. Ranging from wet t-shirt and sexy banana eating contests, this joint made no apologies for being sleazy and never pretended to be something it wasn’t and when the stage wasn’t being used to debase women, it played host to an amazing array of national touring bands as well as popular local acts. It’s iconic, animated Las Vegas style marquee stood on Bardstown Road from the time it opened it’s doors in 1973 until last call in 1999 and then it hung around for some time after that as the building sat empty, falling into disrepair and then being razed to make way for a gas station.
