Ethernet Pillows

Description: This is designed for all the geeks and electronic hobbyists out there. It is kinda subtle, but anyone who knows computer networking will immediately recognise that this is the ethernet CAT5 T-568B pinout! It also makes a good reference for the pinout that you can carry around with you all the time...on the front of your shirt or on your phone cover.

Description: A retro-styled illustration of an Ethernet RJ45 connector against a striped background. The connector is light beige with blue accents, positioned diagonally. The background consists of horizontal stripes in shades of red, orange, yellow, beige, blue, and brown. The graphic is contained within a rounded hexagon shape.

Description: This artwork is an representation of how much internet means to humans. It is depicted by the use of French fries and ethernet cables.

Description: A hexagonal emblem with a retro sunset gradient background featuring horizontal stripes of red, orange, yellow, and light blue. Centered within the emblem is a close-up of a blue and beige Ethernet cable connector, rendered in a vintage distressed style.

Description: Free the net! Celebrate a free and open Internet with old school RJ-45 connectors. Colorful vintage look for a modern geek. Connect with others every day via ethernet!

Description: Parody hard rock and roll old school networking Internet design. Celebrate geeky humor at LAN parties and with free WiFi and rock and roll.

Description: A dark background with the phrase "Going Deep" in a stylized font with red outlines. To the left is a red outlined depiction of an Ethernet cable connector. To the right is a red outlined shark fin emerging from the darkness below.

Description: The cat knows exactly what happened. The cat is simply choosing not to discuss it. This mischievous black cat is caught red-pawed holding the Ethernet cable while giving you a grin that says, “Prove it.” With the router down, cables everywhere, and absolutely zero remorse, this design perfectly captures life with a cat and technology under the same roof. Perfect for cat lovers, IT professionals, network engineers, tech support teams, gamers, remote workers, and anyone whose cat has ever shown a suspicious interest in cables. Because when the internet suddenly goes down, always check the cat.

Description: Vibrant Netzwerk Verbindungsprobleme artwork depicting a sparking, frayed network cable representing ultimate tech support chaos. Ideal for IT support pros, sysadmins, and techies dealing with Netzwerk Verbindungsprobleme daily. Funny office lifestyle gift for network engineers.

Description: Data transfer speed, internet connection speed.

Description: Are you a tired IT professional, computer technician, or network engineer dealing with endless user complaints? This funny sysadmin quote features a colorful border of ethernet cables, making it the perfect tech humor apparel for office workers and programmers.

Description: T 568A And T 568B Ethernet Network Engineer

Description: Have You Tried Pinging It? — the ultimate funny design for network engineers and IT professionals. Featuring a vintage-inspired network engineer troubleshooting a computer network surrounded by server racks, Ethernet cables, monitoring screens, and terminal commands, this design celebrates one of the most iconic questions in IT support. Perfect for network engineers, system administrators, IT technicians, telecom professionals, help desk specialists, and anyone who spends their days diagnosing connectivity issues. A fun gift for tech lovers, networking students, computer science graduates, and IT coworkers who know that sometimes the first step is simply to ping it! Troubleshoot. Test. Repeat.

Description: Data Center Technician Server Rack Collage

Description: Reality Exe Stopped Working Black Cat IT Network Glitch Featuring a fierce black cat slashing an ethernet cable through a broken screen, this glitch aesthetic design is perfect for network engineers,computer science students, gamers, IT support, and programmers.

Description: One worm, one bad night in 1988, and the internet learned what 'wormable' means. On 2 November 1988 a self-replicating program got loose on the internet and copied itself from one Unix machine to the next, using weak passwords, trusted-host logins and bugs in common network services. Machines across universities and research labs slowed down or had to be pulled off the network while administrators worked out what was happening. It became known as the Great Worm. It was one of the first worms to spread across the internet, and it led to the creation of the first computer emergency response team. This pen-and-ink design shows a big segmented worm coiled around a boxy 1980s workstation. The workstation is wired into a period-accurate thick Eth

Description: A bold, black text graphic reads "NETWORKING ENGINEER" at the top and "I don't fix PCs" at the bottom. In the center is a close-up of a network cable connector, rendered with a gradient from blue to pink and purple.

Description: Perfect for IT professionals, software engineers, and tech geeks who know how the internet really works. This funny developer design makes a great gift for anyone in computer science or system administration. Wear your tech humor proudly!

Description: I don't think Nandor knows what the Ethernet is....

Description: Glowing blinking cabinet pulsing with a green vital-sign line, surrounded by tangled cords, a steaming mug, and an orange hard hat. Perfect gift for network engineers, helpdesk heroes, infrastructure crews, and anyone ensuring websites stay online nonstop.

Description: A minimalist representation of two network cable connectors. One connector is positioned above and to the right, while the other is below and to the left, with a curved cable connecting them. A subtle grey line arcs to the right of the top connector.

Description: A retro-style design featuring multiple colored network cables arranged in a circular pattern around a block of horizontal stripes. Text reads "NO", "IT'S NOT", "THE", and "NETWORK" in varying stripe colors and distressed fonts.

Description: This is a funny and unique design that computer technology people will appreciate, with the use of the IP address in the slogan Don't Try This At Home. Available in a range of products and background colors, get this funny computer networking design for yourself or for a friend.

Description: A humorous black background with white text that reads "YOUR PORTS WERE OPEN" at the top. Below the text are five gray-bordered squares, each containing a black depiction of a network port. At the bottom, white text reads "... SO I INVITED MUSELF IN."

Description: RJ45 color code networking basic ethernet wiring guide.

Description: If it's Ok with The Hawk...! IT Crowd inspired.

Description: This adorable pastel illustration captures the bittersweet reality of IT life: a crying purple slime creature slumped in a gray cubicle, tangled in ethernet cables and sticky notes. The skull-shaped steam from the mug adds a playful touch of dark humor. Perfect for tech support agents, developers, and anyone who feels the burnout of office work. The chibi vector style softens the struggle with gentle purples and pinks, making it a relatable yet charming piece for everyday wear or tech event self-expression.

Description: Ethernet skull logo from the Palm-Beach rapper Wifisfuneral.

Description: Retro geek gift for IT professionals, tech enthusiasts, LAN gamers, and computer networking experts. Distressed vintage pattern of eight RJ-45 Ethernet connectors arranged in a symmetrical grid.

Description: Ethernet skull logo from the Palm-Beach rapper Wifisfuneral.

Description: Network Cable Twisted Pairs pattern, with all the colored ethernet cable wires for RJ-45 connection. The network is up! Funny gift for Network Engineers, IT professionals, geeks and nerds.