Babette T-Shirts
Description: "babette ate oatmeal!" One of the installments of Kirk Gleason's (Sean Gunn) latest money-making endeavor to print daily t-shirts featuring a humorous, topical headline of something he witnesses around town from Gilmore Girls season 3, episode 17: A Tale of Poes and Fire.
Description: Share some oatmeal humor with the memorable phrase Babette Ate Oatmeal. This playful breakfast wordplay design is made for oatmeal lovers, cereal fans, brunch enthusiasts, and anyone who enjoys amusing food statements. A lighthearted choice for morning routines, kitchen themes, breakfast gatherings, or anyone who takes oatmeal seriously enough to joke about it.
Babette Ate Oatmeal Oatmeal Humor Breakfast Wordplay T-Shirt
by Galavan
$16 $24
Description: Bring breakfast humor to your day with the simple statement Babette Ate Oatmeal. This playful oatmeal design is made for foodies, brunch fans, cereal lovers, and anyone who enjoys understated morning jokes. A fun choice for kitchen themes, breakfast gatherings, and everyday conversation starters.
Description: Babette Dell is the best! If you love her, Lorelai's response to Babette's bulbs is a must for you!
I'm going to have color coming out of my yin yang! T-Shirt
by StarsHollowMercantile
$16 $24
Description: Missing Gnome. If found, contact Babette. Have you seen Pierpont? This flier-style design is adorable and a perfect homage to our favorite nextdoor neighbor.
Missing Gnome. If found, contact Babette. T-Shirt
by StarsHollowMercantile
$16 $24
Description: "faux poes foes" One of the installments of Kirk Gleason's (Sean Gunn) latest money-making endeavor to print daily t-shirts featuring a humorous, topical headline of something he witnesses around town from Gilmore Girls season 3, episode 17: A Tale of Poes and Fire.
Description: Babette really knows men, and this classic quote proves it. Gmome kicking says a lot about a man's character.
Gnome kicking says a lot about a man's character. T-Shirt
by StarsHollowMercantile
$16 $24
Description: Megachile lucifer is a new species of native bee described by Dr Kit Prendergast aka Bee Babette. It is named for its devilish horns, because Kit loves the Netflix show Lucifer, and because it means light bringer in Latin, and she hopes this discovery brings to light the issues native bees face.