Antiwork Stickers

Description: Boss makes a dollar while you make a dime. Maybe don't wear this one to work...

Description: Not all jobs can be fixed through seizing the means of production, not all jobs can be unionized, not all jobs are worth keeping. When you find yourself in such a situation, and can get by without it, sometimes it just gets time to tell your boss to shove it. Hint at it with this shirt, which is just the name of a country song you're totally a fan of.

Description: Born To Die Forced To Work Antiwork Design

Description: It's all a matter of perspective, no?

Description: Some things don't need translation. The sentiment is universal even when the words aren't. Bold type, maximum color, zero apology. The message fills the space the way the feeling fills a Monday morning — completely, unavoidably, with a kind of defiant joy that refuses to be quiet about it. Not a complaint. A position.

Description: Running on coffee and silent rage.

Description: I hope this email finds you well. Warmest regards, burning hot, in fact. Check out more of my art and products at https://spacedoglaika.com/

Description: Embrace your anti work side with our hilarious and relatable design, perfect for those who are overworked and underpayed. This tee is a witty nod to those who hate their job and understand the art of sarcasm and humor. This t-shirt screams 'I hate my boss' and a playful one star review rating, this design is a bold statement of your preference for limited office and work experience. Express your entrepreneurial nature with style and humor with this unique tee

Description: all billionaires go to hell change my mind

Description: Tired of emails that “hope this message finds you well”? Had enough of corporate lingo, forced positivity, and office power speak? This brutally honest dark-humor design is for anyone who’s drowning in pointless emails and workplace nonsense. Perfect for coworkers, remote workers, burned-out professionals, and anyone who wants to express exactly how they feel—without hitting Reply All.

Description: Ummmm yeah, That'd be great! - Lumberg

Description: Somebody had to say it officially. The announcement arrives with the visual confidence of something that was always true and just needed to be declared. Bold. Colorful. Completely serious about not being serious about work. The meeting is cancelled too. So is the follow-up email.

Description: My dream job is literally just dreaming.

Description: A funny design for people who are ready to retire.

Description: Spread awareness and show your support for the IBD community with this bold, dark-humor graphic. Featuring the classic purple awareness ribbon with a distressed grunge aesthetic, this design is dedicated to Crohn's warriors, fighters, and supporters. A perfect way to make a strong statement about living with chronic and invisible illnesses.

Description: I CRY ON COMPANY TIME

Description: Busy doing nothing.

Description: Going to the woods to ignore my emails

Description: The ultimate corporate survival uniform for those days when choosing between your mental health and a 9-to-5 feels impossible. Perfect sarcastic office humor gear for underappreciated employees, tired coworkers, and anyone ready to quiet quit in style.

Description: Writer Franz Kafka writers about Gregor Samsa turning into a cockroach on his bed in metamorphasis

Description: Classified ads are high-risk reading material.

Description: Funny - I Hate My Job! ... Seriously?

Description: Anti-corpo energy, boardroom sarcasm, zero chill.

Description: The feedback form has been prepared. SVC. Unit #075 is waiting. This design documents the complete arc of the AI economy in one panel — the service robot, the clipboard, the two-star rating already filled in. Trained on your data. Took your job. The survey is not optional. The irony of the request has been logged and will not affect future behavior. The substitution was efficient. The feedback loop continues regardless. The meeting could have been this shirt.

Description: This design features the humorous saying Please Don't Make Me Do Stuff. Perfect for people who love funny quotes, introverts, and those who enjoy being lazy.

Description: Presenting the official uniform of the modern professional. This tee features the statement "OVERWORKED," a subtle nod to the crushing demands of the daily grind. It’s great for casual Fridays, meetings that should have been emails, and achieving optimal "work/life balance." Wear your exhaustion with pride.

Description: My social battery is alway 1%

Description: I've always felt like life came with an unspoken instruction manual. Work until you're tired. Rest at the same desk you work at. Play for a little while, if you're lucky. Then, well... you know. This one's for everyone who's ever stared at their screen and thought, "is this it?" Inspired by the spirit of punk, drawn in the cold language of public signage, because that's kind of the joke, isn't it.

Description: Your existence is a line-item error. Wear this to signal that your presence is officially bad for the GDP.

Description: Bills unpaid, mind unbothered.

Description: your value is not determined by your job anti work

Description: Tell the world you're officially clocked out with this edgy retro design. Featuring middle finger clock hands and a bold "Time Off" message, it's the perfect statement for retirees, vacationers, or anyone finished with the daily grind.

Description: Boss makes a dollar, I make existential dread.

Description: Sad ribbit

Description: That's where acting your wage comes in. "If a company is paying you, let's say minimum wage, you're gonna put in minimum effort," Soto said. "If you're acting your wage, that means that the amount of labor that you're putting in reflects the amount that you're getting paid.

Description: Minimum Wage = Minimum Effort