Socks
Description: .001% spooky. Level, plumb, still spooky. A retro Halloween badge for millwrights who know precision doesn't take October off. A fun gift for a millwright, an industrial mechanic, or a maintenance crew's Halloween party — looks great on a mug or mouse pad for the shop desk as well as a shirt.
Description: Query: is it haunted? Still waiting on a response. A retro Halloween badge for medical coders who spend all day chasing documentation, not ghosts. A great gift for a medical coder or a coding department Halloween party — looks just as good on a mouse pad as it does on a shirt.
Description: Code: Spooky. Unspecified is still not an option. A retro Halloween badge for medical coders who never let October get in the way of proper documentation. A fun gift for a medical coder or a whole billing department's Halloween office party — reads well on a mug as well as a shirt.
Description: ICD-Boo — there's a code for that. A retro Halloween stamp for medical coders and billers who are fluent in codes and, apparently, spooky puns. A great gift for a medical coder, a coding or billing department Halloween party, or coding week — looks just as good on a coffee mug on her desk as it does on a shirt.
Description: Certified spooky. Still getting every word right. A retro Halloween badge for CSR-certified court reporters who don't let October distract them from the record. A fun gift for a court reporter, a CSR exam grad, or a courthouse Halloween party — looks great on a mug or mouse pad as well as a shirt.
Description: Objection, it's spooky — overruled, happy Halloween. A retro Halloween stamp for court reporters who spend all day transcribing rulings and know exactly how this one would go. A great gift for a court reporter or a whole deposition team's Halloween office party — reads just as well on a mouse pad at the reporter's station as it does on a shirt.
Description: Trick or transcript — every word still makes the record, even the spooky ones. A retro Halloween badge for court reporters and stenographers who take Halloween about as seriously as everything else: seriously, but with a sense of humor. A fun gift for a court reporter, a deposition team Halloween party, or the office costume day nobody prepared for — looks just as good on a mug at her desk as it does on a shirt.
Description: I make round things and an honest mess. Shavings included. A retro seal design for woodturners who come inside covered in curls and consider it a good day. Made as a compact badge that fills a sticker, mouse pad or mug as well as a shop shirt. A great gift for woodturners, turning club members, and the family that has learned to live with the sawdust.
Description: Point zero zero one of an inch. Close enough isn't a thing. Level, plumb, true. A retro badge design for millwrights and industrial mechanics who align machinery to tolerances most people cannot picture. A great gift for millwright apprentices, journeymen, maintenance mechanics and machinists who measure in thousandths.
Description: Specificity. Unspecified is not an option. To the highest degree. A square stamp design for medical coders who query until the documentation actually says what happened. Retro lettering with a clean double border, made to fill a sticker, mouse pad or tee. A great gift for certified coders, billing specialists, coding students and the whole HIM department.
Description: Baby's first nurse and mom's biggest fan. Postpartum and proud. A retro seal design for mother baby unit nurses who are there for the first feed, the first bath and the first terrified question at 3am. A great gift for postpartum nurses, newborn nurses, unit preceptors and Nurses Week.
Description: Every feed is a win, no matter how it happens. Support without judgment. A retro seal design for lactation consultants and feeding support professionals who meet every family exactly where they are. A great gift for lactation consultants, postpartum nurses, doulas and infant feeding counselors who make the hard days easier.
Description: Cut. Stitch. Burnish. Repeat. Everything by hand. A retro seal design for leathercrafters and leather artisans who do it the slow way on purpose. Made as a compact badge that fills a sticker, mouse pad or mug as well as a work shirt. A great gift for leather makers, saddle stitchers, and anyone who has burnished an edge until it shines.
Description: It doesn't run itself. That's where I come in. A square stamp design for wastewater treatment plant operators who know the plant only looks automatic because someone competent is on shift. Retro type with a clean double border. A great gift for operators, maintenance crews, and utility workers who keep the whole town flowing.
It Doesn't Run Itself, That's Where I Come In — Wastewater Plant Operator Socks
$14 $20
Description: Treated with respect, every drop, every day. A retro seal design for wastewater treatment plant operators, the essential workers who keep the water clean long after everyone else has stopped thinking about it. A great gift for licensed operators, plant crews, utility workers and anyone proud of a job most people never see.
Description: Word for word. Nothing added, nothing lost. The record speaks for itself. A retro arched badge for court reporters and stenographers who take pride in a clean, verbatim transcript. A great gift for court reporting graduates, certified shorthand reporters and deposition professionals who know exactly what was said.
Description: I type faster than you talk. A bold square stamp design for court reporters and stenographers who keep up with every witness, every objection and every mumbled aside. Retro lettering with a clean double border, made to fill a sticker, mouse pad or the front of a tee. A great gift for court reporting students, working stenographers and realtime reporters.
Description: Strike that. Too late, I already got it. A retro badge design for court reporters and stenographers who have every word down before counsel finishes changing their mind. Built as a compact seal so it looks right on a mouse pad, sticker or mug as well as a shirt. A great gift for court reporting students, certified shorthand reporters, and anyone who guards the record for a living.
