Work Things Socks
Description: Turns out motivational advice hits a little differently on payday. This funny workplace design features one confused employee using a magnifying glass to inspect his ridiculously tiny paycheck while his phone confirms the disappointing news: payday has officially arrived. Perfect for employees, coworkers, underpaid professionals, office workers, paycheck-to-paycheck survivors, and anyone who has ever opened their direct deposit notification and thought, “That’s it?” A sarcastic twist on the classic advice to appreciate life’s little things—because apparently, payroll took it literally.
Description: A monochrome textual composition with white lettering on a black background. The text is divided into four lines. The top line reads 'I DON'T ALWAYS LISTEN TO', followed by 'MY WIFE' in large, bold capital letters. Below that is 'BUT WHEN I DO THINGS' and finally 'TEND TO WORK OUT BETTER'.
I Don't Always Listen To My Wife But When I Do Things Tend To Work Out Better Text Socks
by liquiditynationsquad
$20
Description: I've Done Some Terrible Things For Money Like Getting Up Early To Go To Work design
I've Done Some Terrible Things For Money Like Getting Up Early To Go To Work Socks
by mdr design 23
$20
Description: A humorous black background design with prominent white text stating "I HATE IT WHEN I LOSE THINGS". Below this, in a teal color, it says "AT WORK". A red and teal elongated writing instrument is centered. Following this, the word "LIKE" is in white, and "MY FAVORITE PEN" is in teal. The final line, in white, reads "OR THE WILL TO LIVE".
Description: A typographic design featuring the text 'GOOD THINGS happen to those WHO HUSTLE' in stacked lines. 'GOOD THINGS' is in yellow block letters. 'happen' is in pink script. 'to those WHO HUSTLE' is in light blue block letters. The text is surrounded by yellow, pink, and blue confetti dots.
Description: I've Done Some Terrible Things For Money Like Getting Up Early To Go To Work design
I've Done Some Terrible Things For Money Like Getting Up Early To Go To Work Socks
by mdr design 23
$20
Description: A bold, monochrome depiction of a heavy equipment bulldozer set against a striking yellow background bordered by black. The bulldozer is detailed with tracks, blades, and a cab. Prominently displayed text reads "SOMETIMES REASONABLE MEN" above the bulldozer and "MUST DO UNREASONABLE THINGS" below it.
Heavy Equipment Bulldozer "Sometimes Reasonable Men Must Do Unreasonable Things" Socks
by Typography of Arts
$20
Description: A stylized depiction of a raccoon with a sad expression, wrapped in a blanket adorned with stars. The raccoon holds a steaming mug of coffee. Text above reads "I'VE DONE HORRIBLE THINGS FOR MONEY LIKE", and text below reads "WAKING UP EARLY TO GO TO WORK.". Small 'Z's indicate sleepiness.
Description: A cartoon sloth is seated in a lotus position, wearing red and white striped pajamas and holding a white mug of steaming coffee. The sloth is positioned in front of a retro sunset graphic with horizontal stripes of red, orange, yellow, green, and blue. The text 'I'VE DONE HORRIBLE THINGS FOR MONEY' is curved above the sunset, and 'LIKE WORKING UP EARLY TO GO TO WORK' is below.
Description: Off-To-Actively-Monitor features a vintage-style character with humorous wording about active monitoring. The artwork blends watchful personality, workplace sarcasm, old-time illustration energy, and supervision humor into a playful design about observing, checking details, and keeping an eye on everything.
Description: This Shirt was Designed with all love, and professionalism, so it can become an everyday favorite. i dont always listen to my wife retro , i dont always listen to , but when i do things tend to work out , better , i dont always listen to my wifes , gift , love , heart , but when i do , things tend to work out better , i dont always , i do it everyday , drinking , sayings life.
Description: A black background features the word "ENGINEER" in large white sans-serif font, superimposed over white line art of gears and circuitry. Below, the phonetic pronunciation "[en-juh-neer]" is shown. Further down, the text defines an engineer with two numbered points: "1. A person who solves problems you didn'd know you had it ways ae don't understand." and "2. Someone who enjoys breaking things to stee how themy work."
