Socks
Girl Dad Socks
$20
Description: In the 1969 Polish film, How I Unleashed World War II, Pvt. Franek Dolas famously walks in front a German Gestapo officer and gives him this fictitious name.... a name that was nearly impossibly for anyone that isn't Polish to say, let alone spell out. This shirt is sure to give your Polish friends or family members a smile and a laugh.
Description: If you are a fan of British television, you would have likely come across this great show called Misfits. This series is about a group of juvenile delinquents who, when working a community service sentence get superpowers from the aftermath of a freak storm. To anyone know knows and enjoys this show, you will obviously smile and have fond memories of this scene and quote.
Description: Czterdziestolatek was a Polish television show that aired between 1975-1978 and was incredibly popular. The main star was Stefan Karwowski, played by Andrzej Kopiczyński. Though it only had 2 seasons and a total of 21 episodes, it is a very entertaining show. This shirt will definitely be a conversation starter.
Description: Who wants to Netflix and Chill when you can Dune and Chill? Along with a classically made Dune font and coloring pulled directly from the novel itself. Dune fans are truly one of a kind, and this design combines the vintage Dune look that we all recognize with the slogan that deserves a sci-fi upgrade.
Description: In 1995 there was a television program directed to help non-native speakers pick up the Polish language. This is where we meet the Grzegorzewski family. This t-shirt is certainly going to be a conversation starter. But even if it doesn't, it will be your chance to to wear a niche t-shirt of an obscure polish television family.
Description: Be sure to order the Veggie Whopper, only 44.80 złoty for two! When hitman Jurek Kiler goes under cover, he disguised himself as a pizza boy. Not too far off from the original designed, I added "Delivery by Jurek" and the special price in the corner. This t-shirt is the perfect gift for the Polish film nut in your family and/or circle of friends. Because... every Pole knows Kiler. Right?