Apostrophe T-Shirts
Description: A circular emblem with a geometric pattern in the center. The text "MINISTRY OF APOSTROPHE" curves around the top of the circle, and "EST. 2021" is visible at the bottom. The geometric shape features intricate lines and intersecting shapes, forming a complex square-based structure with triangular elements.
Description: A bold white text design on a black background. The top line reads "NEVER DATE AN". The second line reads "APOSTROPHE". Centered between two horizontal lines on either side is a large lower-case typographical symbol resembling the letter 'q'. Below this symbol, the text reads "THEY'RE TOO POSSESSIVE".
Description: Funny gift for the grammar nerd or text editor in your life. Great gift for writers, authors, sign makers, librarians, wordsmiths and just possibly a federal agent or two. There are NO APOSTROPHES IN PLURAL NOUNS! Join the cause. Save a plural noun today.
Description: Grammar nerds, rejoice! This witty apostrophe vs. plural "S" design brings punctuation humor to life. Featuring a happy apostrophe claiming "I BELONG HERE" and a grumpy "S" snapping back with "NO YOU DON'T!", this fun t-shirt is perfect for teachers, writers, editors, and anyone who loves a good grammar debate. Get ready to spark conversations—and maybe even a few grammatical corrections!
Description: If you are an English grammar teacher who loves making grammar jokes and puns, then this school teacher design is a great choice for you, Any grammar lover is sure to like this linguistics pun joke. Wear this one while teaching grammar rules to students.
Description: If you are an English grammar teacher who loves making grammar jokes and puns, then this school teacher design is a great choice for you, Any grammar lover is sure to like this linguistics pun joke. Wear this one while teaching grammar rules to students.
Description: A circular emblem in monochrome white on a black background. The emblem features a geometric symbol resembling 'PAB' or 'PB' intersected by a diagonal line. Curved text along the top reads 'MINISTRY OF APOSTROPHE' and at the bottom reads 'EST. 2021'. The overall aesthetic has a distressed, textured appearance.
Description: "Where I stole the margarine!" A cool retro vintage diner logo inspired by Frank Zappa's classic 1974 song "St. Alfonzo's Pancake Breakfast" from the Apostrophe (') album. Perfect gift for Zappa fans, classic rock lovers, vinyl collectors, diner aesthetic fans, and pancake lovers!
Description: Never Date An Apostrophe, They're Too Possessive - Funny English Grammar Teacher
Never Date An Apostrophe, They're Too Possessive - Funny English Grammar Teacher T-Shirt
by The Awesome Black
$24
Description: A bold, minimalist composition featuring white, serif text on a black background. The top line reads "Yh'e yout", and the second line, centered below, displays "exclusive". The typography is clean and prominent, with a distinct apostrophe in the first word.
