Wheels On Your Bus Socks
Description: A cheerful nursery-rhyme design featuring a hand-drawn yellow school bus with a duck, giraffe, and crocodile riding inside. Colorful lettering spells out “The Wheels on the Bus Go Round & Round,” surrounded by stars, hearts, flowers, and playful doodles. The artwork captures preschool learning, kindergarten fun, classroom music, and cute animal charm in a bright crayon-inspired style.
Description: Though Route 66 was not yet established, by the 1920’s Model-T’s were making their way westward on the Flagstaff-Winslow Highway, passing right by the Billy Adams’ trading post. Seeing an opportunity, he and hius wife, Myrtle, soon established one of the first tourist camps in Arizona, in 1920. Billy built 12 one-room cabins as well as overnight camping for those who couldn’t afford the $1 per night cabin fee. Winona didn't become 'official' until it was recognized by the USPS in 1924 at which point Myrtle Adams became its first Post Mistress, putting her in charge of hanging the mail sack outside so that it could be hooked by railroad men as the train rolled by.
Description: Celebrate the chaos of the job with this funny school bus driver design featuring the quote “I Watch 40-60 Screaming Kids While Driving a 50 Foot Box on Wheels — What Do You Do?” With bold distressed typography and school bus graphics, this design is perfect for bus drivers, school transportation staff, CDL drivers, and anyone who knows what it’s like to handle a bus full of energetic students.
I Watch 40-60 Screaming Kids While Driving a 50 Foot Box on Wheels Funny Bus Driver Design Socks
by MosaicNatureArt
$14 $20
Description: Fuel their obsession with this vibrant graphic featuring five essential yellow service vehicles, from the classic school bus to the busy garbage truck. Perfect for vehicle-loving toddlers, preschoolers, and young transportation fans who love watching city service trucks at work. A colorful, cheerful design ready for everyday playtime or school adventures.
Description: We celebrate National Food Truck Day on the last Friday in June — June 27 this year. It’s a special day to champion food trucks and encourage the hardworking men and women whose food businesses support the local economy. People celebrate the day by purchasing from their local food trucks, which offer a variety of tasty temptations from gourmet burgers to sushi, ice cream, assorted fries, and tacos.
