Transit Socks

Description: Cities Are For People Not Cars - Urban Planner - Flames / Flaming Car On Fire

Description: This artwork are in formats PNG file, ready for print. The artwork can be used for digital printing and screenprinting.

Description: Illustration of a shuttle coach bus speeding viewed from front on isolated background

Description: I Love Public Transport - fun quote.

Description: The Paris Métro first began operation in 1900, and has now grown to encompass 16 lines and is the second busiest metro system in Europe. It has become one of the enduring symbols of the city. This design is based on the MF-01 class of train which runs mainly on lines 5 and 2.

Description: Ride The S.L.U.T. Trolley Seattle

Description: The Barcelona Metro system, first opened underground in the 1920s, now consists of a sprawling network of lines criss-crossing the great city and providing transit to more than 400 million passengers every year, making it the second busiest metro system in Spain behind Madrid. This design is inspired by the 9000 Series train manufactured by Alstom, which run on lines 2, 4, 9 and 10.

Description: Hit the open road in style with this bold, vintage-inspired Vanlife is My Retirement Plan design featuring a lifted Ford Transit overland camper. Perfect for digital nomads, RV enthusiasts, and vanlife dreamers, this vibrant retro artwork captures the spirit of freedom, adventure, and life off the grid. Whether you’re living full-time in your van or planning your next escape, this shirt celebrates your wanderer’s retirement plan—miles, sunsets, and campfires included. Ideal for: vanlifers, travelers, digital nomads, overlanders, campers, and anyone chasing freedom on four wheels.

Description: Ride The S.L.U.T. Trolley Seattle / South Lake Union Trolley

Description: New York City Train

Description: On top of its metro system, Brussels boasts a large and efficient tram network. This design is based on the newer Bombarider T3000 tram model, introduced to the streets of the Belgian capital from 2005 onwards.

Description: This bold Queens design celebrates the energy and movement of New York City’s most diverse borough. Featuring the area code “718” and stylized E, F, M, and R subway lines in vintage-inspired stripes, it captures the perfect mix of nostalgia and city pride. With glowing tones and sleek retro lines, this design is a must-have for anyone who loves Queens, NYC’s transit culture, and timeless urban style.

Description: PTC Philadelphia

Description: The Berlin U-Bahn - served by iconic yellow trains - first opened in 1902, and now carries hundreds of millions of passengers a year around the German capital. This design is based on the HK narrow profile class of train which runs mainly on line U2.

Description: Photo of a bus terminal in Sao Paulo, Brazil taken by Jerry Frank. There is no date on the back, but the photo was taken some time between 1950 - 1980s based on what we know of Jerry's life. Jerry was an award-winning photographer who sold photos to Time, Life, and National Geographic as well as many other publications. We have more photos of Brazil and Sao Paulo if you want to check them out.

Description: My own simplified version of the Tyne and Wear Metro system map/diagram.

Description: Chicago Transit Authority Questions 67 & 68

Description: A classic tram cruises down San Franciscos steep streets, surrounded by pastel-colored buildings and the shimmering bay. Alcatraz Island sits majestically in the distance.

Description: The rusting decal of the Massachusetts Bay Transit Authority known to many in Boston as the T.

Description: For the ones who love the group photo—but don’t do matching shirts. A retro Disney nod that keeps your style unique. Toon Town locked and loaded for the kids in your group, or just the kid at heart!

Description: Urban planner. Profession, work, job. Cat shows a banner with the inscription. Watercolor illustration. A gift for a professional.

Description: Combino tram, Amsterdam.

Description: American cities should prioritize what's healthiest and safest for most people of all abilities and ages to get around and that is bikes (with protected bike lanes), buses, trains, trams, metro/subway, walking, etc. Not cars. www.quelparish.com

Description: London Metro Uk Underground Iconic transit map art. Stylized geographical depiction of a complex rail network. Modern abstract representation of connectivity.

Description: Bing Bong echoes in the station. A quirky tribute to a city's unique auditory landscape. NYC transit inspires this fun design.

Description: Trams are a mainstay of the streets of Amsterdam. This design is based on the 12G unidirectional vehicles which are the oldest on the network, and will soon be phased out entirely.

Description: Sarcastic one-liner in cool typography. The funny joke has a gag line with an ironic reference to buses, public transportation and hunting.

Description: Are you all about direct current? Lucky you found this design then! Welcome to the squad!

Description: Show your Montreal Métros pride with this vintage-inspired design!

Description: Ride the S.L.U.T. Trolley Seattle

Description: 25kV 50Hz AC Gang, Christmas edition!

Description: Make sure to get a seat reservation whenever available.

Description: This Melbourne, Australia design features a bold collegiate-style layout paired with a minimalist tram icon—one of the city’s most iconic symbols. Clean lines and simple typography give it a timeless urban travel look that works perfectly for everyday wear. Ideal for Melbourne locals, visitors, expats, transit lovers, and fans of modern city graphics, this design looks great on t-shirts, hoodies, stickers, and more. A stylish city souvenir or gift celebrating Melbourne’s unique character and culture.

Description: Each of the 11 metro/light rail systems currently operating in Britain, displayed on a geographic representation of the country

Description: A bold retro Chicago Illinois design featuring classic block lettering, angled stripe graphics, and a stylized rail transit train. Inspired by Chicago’s legendary transit culture, elevated rail lines, and the fast energy of the Windy City. Perfect for locals, visitors, commuters, engineers, railfans, and anyone who loves Chicago’s iconic rails, from the Loop to the neighborhoods. Great for everyday wear or as a unique Chicago souvenir.