Slavic Mom T-Shirts

Description: In a Slavic family, "Did you eat?" means "I love you". A funny gift for a Polish, Ukrainian or Eastern European mom or grandma, or anyone raised on second helpings.

Description: In a Slavic family, "Did you eat?" means "I love you". A funny gift for a Polish, Ukrainian or Eastern European mom or grandma, or anyone raised on second helpings.

Description: The first rule of winter in every Slavic home: put on a hat. A funny, cosy gift for the Polish, Ukrainian or Eastern European mom who still reminds you, even in spring.

Description: The first rule of winter in every Slavic home: put on a hat. A funny, cosy gift for the Polish, Ukrainian or Eastern European mom who still reminds you, even in spring.

Description: Twelve dishes on the Christmas Eve table and zero chill in the kitchen. A funny Wigilia / Sviata Vecheria gift for the mom or grandma who runs the whole feast.

Description: Twelve dishes on the Christmas Eve table and zero chill in the kitchen. A funny Wigilia / Sviata Vecheria gift for the mom or grandma who runs the whole feast.