The Business Tapestries
Description: What's his Name? Harry May. The Business were the best of the 80s English punk bands, them and the Anti Nowhere league just had it going on. No try hards, no posing just raw and simple punk rock and roll. Although it was not their first vinyl output, "Harry May" was the band's The Business' first single. Backed by "The Employers Blacklist," the group composition was produced by Ronnie Rouman and released on the Secret label. In a 1981 interview with New Mania, which included guitarist Steve Kent, Harry May was identified as a "well-known south London celebrity and 'Robin Hood,' in no way a villain, contrary to rumours spread by the Metropolitan Police."
Description: TCB - ORIGINAL TRIBUTE ART - You might have heard of the term "TCB" and have no idea what it stands for or why it's connected to Elvis Presley. The initials TCB. stand for "Taking Care of Business," which is what Presley called his band when he returned to the concert circuit in 1969. The letters appear as a logo or emblem, along with a lightning bolt, which means "taking care of business in a flash."
Description: A bold and funny reminder to mind your own business. “Roses Are Red, The Sky Is Blue, I Mind My Own Business, Why Don’t You?!” Perfect for independent thinkers, introverts, sarcastic humor lovers, and anyone who prefers staying out of other people’s drama. A fun statement design for everyday wear and a great gift for someone who values privacy, independence, and personal space.
Description: A bold and funny reminder to mind your own business. “Roses Are Red, The Sky Is Blue, I Mind My Own Business, Why Don’t You?!” Perfect for independent thinkers, introverts, sarcastic humor lovers, and anyone who prefers staying out of other people’s drama. A fun statement design for everyday wear and a great gift for someone who values privacy, independence, and personal space.
Description: A bold and funny reminder to mind your own business. “Roses Are Red, The Sky Is Blue, I Mind My Own Business, Why Don’t You?!” Perfect for independent thinkers, introverts, sarcastic humor lovers, and anyone who prefers staying out of other people’s drama. A fun statement design for everyday wear and a great gift for someone who values privacy, independence, and personal space.
Description: A bold and funny reminder to mind your own business. “Roses Are Red, The Sky Is Blue, I Mind My Own Business, Why Don’t You?!” Perfect for independent thinkers, introverts, sarcastic humor lovers, and anyone who prefers staying out of other people’s drama. A fun statement design for everyday wear and a great gift for someone who values privacy, independence, and personal space.
Description: A bold and funny reminder to mind your own business. “Roses Are Red, The Sky Is Blue, I Mind My Own Business, Why Don’t You?!” Perfect for independent thinkers, introverts, sarcastic humor lovers, and anyone who prefers staying out of other people’s drama. A fun statement design for everyday wear and a great gift for someone who values privacy, independence, and personal space.
Description: A bold and funny reminder to mind your own business. “Roses Are Red, The Sky Is Blue, I Mind My Own Business, Why Don’t You?!” Perfect for independent thinkers, introverts, sarcastic humor lovers, and anyone who prefers staying out of other people’s drama. A fun statement design for everyday wear and a great gift for someone who values privacy, independence, and personal space.
Description: A bold and funny reminder to mind your own business. “Roses Are Red, The Sky Is Blue, I Mind My Own Business, Why Don’t You?!” Perfect for independent thinkers, introverts, sarcastic humor lovers, and anyone who prefers staying out of other people’s drama. A fun statement design for everyday wear and a great gift for someone who values privacy, independence, and personal space.
Description: A serious cat in a fedora and pinstripe suit sits at a desk with an open ledger, a glass of whiskey, a pocket watch and stacks of coins, in front of a city skyline in an art deco frame. Whiskered wealth and wiles, since 1928. A vintage, noir-style design for cat lovers who think their cat runs the household finances.
Description: Washing and drying garments is a mechanical process, but the final stage of folding and storing creates an insurmountable domestic roadblock. Once clean clothes emerge warm from the dryer, they migrate into a temporary laundry basket or onto a designated bedroom chair, where they remain for nearly a week. Reaching into the clean pile each morning effectively replaces the need for closet hangers or dresser drawers. The humor exposes the psychological gap between machine-assisted chores and the manual labor of putting things away. It hilariously validates the clean basket as permanent household furniture, poking fun at our stubborn determination to delay storing textiles until the next washing cycle arrives and restarts the weekly routine.
