Industrial Manufacturing Pillows

Manufacturing Engineer Design that reads: "Some People Call Me Industrial Engineer The Most Important Call Me Dad". That's just right for a Father who wants to show off his Engineering Skills.

High-res recreation of the Civ VI industrial zone icon with a worn-in look.

Steel - Industrial Art by George Ames Aldrich

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Capture the essence of industrial history with our print featuring a film photo of the old Rozelle power plant. The vintage charm is accentuated by the surrounding scaffold, a lone figure in orange high-vis near the top, all set against a striking blue sky.

The "Forklift" shirt design celebrates the essential workhorse of warehouses and industrial settings, featuring its sturdy frame and utility. 🏭🚜 Perfect for workers and enthusiasts of logistics and heavy machinery, epitomizing the spirit of efficiency and productivity in material handling.

Gartsherrie Iron Works was a large iron producing factory to the north of Coatbridge in the United Kingdom. It was purpose built by William Baird & Co. in 1828 and was in operation until 1967. The location was chosen due to the quantity (and quality) of blackband ironstone, coal, and limestone in the area. The works produced forge quality iron, which became world renown and was often specifically requested by engineers and designers for their projects. William Baird & Co. became a major industry concern, operating 42 blast furnaces, 16 of which were at the Gartsherrie site.

The Forklift shirt showcases the essential workhorse of warehouses and industrial settings 🏭. With its sturdy frame and lifting mechanism, it symbolizes efficiency, productivity, and hard work 🌟. Perfect for operators and workers who keep goods moving and industries thriving! 💼🔧

View from a moving vehicle from a passengers perspective looking through a windshield at an animal food manufacturing factory on Vernon-Sicamous Hwy, Grindrod, British Columbia, Canada. This perspective is the concept of van life, travel, and wanderlust.

Flex hybrid technology punching machine.

Smoking chimney at sunset on industrial buildings complex.

Maglekilde Maskinfabrik

Smoking chimney at sunset on industrial buildings complex.

View from a side view or rare view mirror overlooking a lumber mill factory on a highway road in Armstrong, British Columbia, Canada.

Welder because badass is a statement that describes the strength, skill and toughness of a welder.

Fortress Specialty Cellulose plant in Thurso, Quebec. Taken from an altitude of approximately 2,500 feet.

Embrace the vital role of quality assurance in the food industry with our "Lab Tube Larry" t-shirt. Featuring a charming test tube mascot, this design proudly showcases the significance of QA in ensuring safe and reliable food production. Wear it as a statement that "QA's exists because food is life's foundation.

A Blast Furnace in Pittsburgh

Time to bury the rust belt and make anew. The Rust Belt is a colloquial term used to describe the region from New York to the Midwest that was once dominated by industrial manufacturing and has been left to rust all these years.