Putin Meme T-Shirts
Description: Putin squatting, funny saying if you tear off your heels, you don't respect guys. It means that the first rule of Russian squat is not to tear off your heels. Hand drawn simple black and white style design, Cyrillic letters, Russian language. Great for gopnik style lovers.
Description: "פּוטין איז אַ פּאַסקודניאַק" (Putin iz a paskudnyak) — "Putin is a vile/disgusting person" in Yiddish, the Yiddish equivalent of "Putin khuylo," a viral Ukrainian anti-Putin chant that began at a 2014 football match and spread into an international protest slogan. The original Ukrainian appears on the back of the T-shirt.
Description: "Putin è una testa di cazzo" — "Putin is a dickhead" in Italian, the Italian equivalent of "Putin khuylo," a viral Ukrainian anti-Putin chant that began at a 2014 football match and spread into an international protest slogan. On the back of the T-shirt only, the Ukrainian original text also appears.
Description: "Putin es un hijueputa" — "Putin is a son of a bitch" in Spanish, the Spanish equivalent of "Putin khuylo," a viral Ukrainian anti-Putin chant that began at a 2014 football match and spread into an international protest slogan. On the back of the T-shirt is the original Ukrainian.
Description: "פוטין הוא בן זונה" (Putin hu ben zona) — "Putin is a son of a bitch" in Hebrew, the Hebrew equivalent of "Putin khuylo," a viral Ukrainian anti-Putin chant that began at a 2014 football match and spread into an international protest slogan. The original Ukrainian appears on the back of the T-shirt.
Description: "Putin is a dickhead" — the English rendering of "Путін — хуйло" (Putin khuylo), the viral Ukrainian anti-Putin chant that began at a 2014 football match and spread into an international protest slogan. The original Ukrainian appears on the back of the T-shirt.
Description: "Putin é um filho da puta" — "Putin is a son of a bitch" in Portuguese, the Portuguese equivalent of "Putin khuylo," a viral Ukrainian anti-Putin chant that began at a 2014 football match and spread into an international protest slogan. On the back of the T-shirt only, the original Ukrainian text appears.
Description: "بوتين — منيك" (Butin — manyak) — the Levantine Arabic equivalent of "Putin khuylo," a viral Ukrainian anti-Putin chant that began at a 2014 football match and spread into an international protest slogan. On the T-shirt, the original Ukrainian appears on the back.
Description: It’s 1993 and this is my Synthwave collection. Neon aesthetics, glitches and VHS graphics give you that retro nostalgia. Vladimir Putin, the president of Cyberpunk Russia is here Blyat. Also a great gift for family, friends, boyfriend or girlfriend who also like political humor and sarcasm.
Description: A funny political parody featuring Putin struggling through an intense sauna experience. Designed for fans of political satire, cartoon humor, meme culture, and clever illustrations. Makes a unique gift for people who enjoy current events, political cartoons, and sarcastic comedy.
