THE COMPASS ROSE

Description: Inspired by the tv show "Will & Grace," this fictional logo/merch is for Jacques's - the "cafe" that Jack sets up in his apartment building hallway.

Description: Original design by Mike DiFrancisco

Description: For the Gilmore Girls superfan - this shirt pays homage to the "Straight Outta Compton" design with a Stars. Hollow spin. Including a little gazebo and some coffee spills!

Description: Inspired by the ultimate iconic performance of "You Don't Own Me" at the end of the film, "The First Wives Club," this design includes the three leading women in silhouette of each letter "O," as well as three kiss prints, as if they each kissed their troubles goodbye!

Description: It's a lovely place to start a new chapter.

Description: Your new uniform?

Description: Inspired by "Pretty Little Liars," this design is a variation on the "Camp Mona" hoodies worn at Mona's camping birthday party. Silhouettes of the liars as well as the signature "A" complete the design.

Description: When Bethenny said," It's about Tom," the Housewives universe shifted. This design immortalizes one of the most iconic moments in Real Housewives of New York history - perfect for Bravo fans who live for drama, yacht photos, and champagne-fueled confrontations. Whether you've been watching Scary Island or just love a Housewives deep cut, this shirt is pure pop culture perfection. Great for wearing to BravoCon, binge nights, or your next cabaret show (with or without Luann).

Description: Inspired by the 1985 cult classic film, "CLUE," this hand-drawn graphic features the character Wadsworth (Tim Curry) in the style of DaVinci's Vitruvian Man.

Description: A bold, simple truth: Peace is not political. This clean, minimalist design speaks volumes without saying much. Whether you're protesting, teaching, parenting, or just existing in the world—you can wear this shirt as a quiet stand for kindness, empathy, and sanity. Perfect for activists, educators, peacemakers, and anyone tired of watching compassion be treated like controversy.

Description: Inspired by Jack McFarland (Sean Hayes) on Will & Grace!

Description: From the cult classic, "Drop Dead Gorgeous."

Description: "Oops! My Bad" from the iconic film "Clueless."

Description: "Tell me about it, stud."

Description: Announce your status as Trade of the Season!

Description: Sutton's classic "name 'em" quote from RHOBH

Description: Inspired by the 2004 campy cult classic, "Connie & Carla!"

Description: Inspired by season three of American Horror Story.

Description: Inspired by American Horror Story: Asylum.

Description: An instantly iconic quote from Chelsea (Aimee Lou Wood) in the White Lotus, season three.

Description: An instantly iconic quote from Victoria Ratliff (Parker Posey) in the White Lotus, season three.

Description: A happy ending for Victoria Ratliff (Parker Posey) in the White Lotus, season three.

Description: "How very," from the movie, "Heathers."

Description: "What's your damage, Heather?" from the movie, "Heathers."

Description: A classic line from a cult classic film - "Heathers."

Description: As seen in Will and Grace, Karen Walker can't be bothered to "pretend to care" about work!

Description: Inspired by a scene from the film "Titanic."

Description: Mrs Peacock is determined to enjoy herself!

Description: Clue fanart featuring Wadsworth (Tim Curry).

Description: A patient Erika Jayne responds to being called "...her" by Camille, as seen in Real Housewives of Beverly Hills.

Description: Dorit's choice words for Camille, as seen in Real Housewives of Beverly Hills.

Description: Clue fanart by Mike DiFrancisco for @thecompassrosemerch

Description: Clue (1985) fan art by Mike DiFrancisco for @thecompassrosemerch

Description: For fans of any of the 750 seasons of Chopped - the chef competition TV show!

Description: Featuring a hand-drawn cartoon-style rendering of Mrs Peacock (Eileen Brennan) as seen in the 1985 cult classic whodunnit comedy, "Clue." A fun quote of hers accompanies, "No, it's a vicious lie!"

Description: The iconic quote from Teresa on Real Housewives of New Jersey, in the style of the show's logo.