Sabbatical T-Shirts
Description: A playful slogan in crisp white italic letters that says you have officially stepped away from work. The simple type treatment keeps the focus on the joke. Perfect for anyone who has quit a job, changed careers or just loves the idea. Friends who tease about leaving the office behind will appreciate it.
Description: Elegant white italic serif lettering stacked on two lines for a clean, minimalist look. The phrase “On Permanent Sabbatical” speaks to anyone dreaming of a long break from work. A great pick for the daydreamer, the overworked, or anyone who loves classic typography with a dry sense of humor.
On Permanent Sabbatical - Minimalist Serif Italic Typography in White T-Shirt
by Moddies
$16 $24
Description: A clever “on permanent sabbatical” quote set in elegant olive green italic serif lettering. The clean, minimalist typography has a calm, sophisticated feel. It’s perfect for retirees, early retirees and anyone who has finally left the daily grind. A thoughtful pick for a retirement party or farewell.
On Permanent Sabbatical - Witty Retirement Quote in Olive Green Serif Typography T-Shirt
by Moddies
$16 $24
Description: A sarcastic office humor quote that every tired coworker, stressed employee, and burnt out manager will relate to — because running out of patience is a daily struggle. Ideal coworker leaving gift, funny work gift, or office gift for boss who has zero patience left for pointless meetings.
My Patience Is Currently On Sabbatical Funny Work Gift T-Shirt
by Say It With Ink
$16 $24
Description: Clocked out for good! This retro 1970s badge graphic turns a broken alarm clock into a blooming flower pot inside a terracotta red and mustard yellow circular frame. Perfect for former workaholics embracing a life free of endless emails and early morning alarms.
Description: Maya Moore in the style of the pop art design
Maya Moore Pop Art. Maya April Moore. an American professional basketball player. basketball legends. T-Shirt
by Andika Bahtiar
$16 $24
Description: Schoooooooool’s out for summer! Schoooooooool’s out until fall! Also, this guy is on sabbatical, so really, he’s got until next year. Anyway, what is an archaeology professor with a knack for trouble and a lasso to do with all that free time? Freelance looting, of course! But honestly, is it a crime to tell a good story? Possibly in some countries—I don't know a lot of stuff!