Vent Socks
Description: A playful Halloween design for HVAC techs, showing a vent grille releasing cold blue mist shaped like a small ghost with the phrase "HVAC: I BRING THE CHILLS."
HVAC Tech: I Bring the Chills Ghost Halloween Design Socks
by malihanora
$14 $20
Description: A vintage-style emblem shaped like an oyster shell. It features the text 'DEWING & MONSELL' at the top, 'WHOLESALE & RETAIL DEALERS IN' below it, and 'OYSTERS' in large, bold red letters in the center. Underneath 'OYSTERS' are the words 'Desep, FS, 109210' and 'Vent S009'. The background is black with radiating lines extending from the shell.
Oysters Wholesale & Retail Dealers Dewing & Monsell with Address Socks
by STEPHEN CHOU STD
$14 $20
Description: Il n'y a pas que les tracteurs dans la vie à la ferme ! Ce design rassemble la silhouette d'un fermier, d'une vache, d'un cochon, d'une poule empilés et d'un moulin à vent. La citation "I stopped farming to be here" en fait une tenue drôle pour tout éleveur ou passionné d'animaux de ferme.
Die Hard (1988): Come out to the coast... (DARK) Socks
by SPACE ART and NATURE
$14 $20
Die Hard (1988): Come out to the coast... (LIGHT) Socks
by SPACE ART and NATURE
$14 $20
Grill Giants Original Weber Vent Logo front side print White Socks
by Grill Giants
$14 $20
Grill Giants Original Weber Vent Logo front side print Black Socks
by Grill Giants
$14 $20
grunge style // Die Hard Is My Favourite Christmas Movie Socks
by Musartsy
$14 $20
Description: This little dumbo octopus (Grimpoteuthis) is hanging out in the warm waters of the deep water hydrothermal vents. There are vent crabs (Bythograea thermydron) and giant tube worms (Riftia pachyptila) are there too. Hot steam and minerals are spewing out of the vents and so much life is thriving there, even in the pitch dark, because of chemosynthesis.
T shirt, Iles De La Madeleine, mon coeur au vent Socks
by Paskalamak
$14 $20
Description: It celebrates ‘minced oaths’ — an offensive word or phrase is substituted by a polite phrase. Other examples include ‘For crying out loud!’ and ‘Sugar!’ Such euphemisms have been used for centuries whenever people have done something clumsy or when they simply need to vent. But why has ‘For Pete’s Sake’ been singled out for special attention? It is because Pete here is likely to refer to St. Peter. However, it is a euphemism used in replacement for God.
