Expandable Studios

Description: what did you brang? brang is the fake tech startup brand that Riley's dad, Bill Andersen, works for in the Disney Pixar films Inside Out and Inside Out 2; the reason the Andersen family moves to San Francisco from Minnesota to begin the first animated movie. A parody of Silicon Valley life, Bill is seen wearing the classic t-shirt with the brang company logo. Perfect for a hot dad Halloween costume, cosplay, or niche reference to the popular kids' films, this subtle Easter egg is a fun nod to wear for a movie fan, or a perfect laptop sticker or computer accessory for that geek / programmer / software engineer / developer / coder in your life.

Description: A cheeky twist on a classic! This design playfully reimagines the iconic logo style from that beloved '90s sitcom FRIENDS, swapping out the familiar for something a little more... distant. Whether you're a fan of vintage TV aesthetics, ironic humor, or just prefer to keep people at arm's length, this minimalist parody design is a conversation starter (or ender). Perfect for introverts, anti-social butterflies, or anyone who appreciates a good wordplay.

Description: The Y2K BEATS ME shirt Harold (John Cho) wears in the 2008 comedy movie Harold & Kumar Escape from Guantanamo Bay.

Description: "Your Logo Here" — the perfect way to do product placement and sell the power of advertising to potential sponsors and clients. *** PLEASE NOTE that this is not a customizable product; what you see is the finished design that will be printed. ***

Description: For the grammar enthusiast, teacher, word nerd, etc. Your ≠ You're.

Description: The World's Greatest Grandpa shirt Pierce Hawthorne (Chevy Chase) wears in the tv show Community season 1, episode 13: Investigative Journalism.

Description: League of Legends. E-sports top lane gamers represent.

Description: For the grammar enthusiast, teacher, word nerd, etc. There ≠ They're ≠ Their.

Description: The 'That Girl' t-shirt Phoebe Buffay (Lisa Kudrow) wears (reversed color version) during the infamous Thanksgiving football match in FRIENDS Season 3, Episode 9: The One With The Football.

Description: League of Legends. E-sports top lane gamers represent.

Description: The weird but intriguing television show, The Love Ducks, that Arthur Read watches in Arthur season 10, episode 4: "That's a Baby Show!"

Description: The WHAT ARE YOU LOOKING AT DICKNOSE t-shirt worn by Stilinski "Stiles" (Jerry Levine) in the 1985 film Teen Wolf.

Description: For the grammar enthusiast, teacher, word nerd, etc. they're ≠ their ≠ there

Description: "Go by the name of Vector. It's a mathematical term. A quantity represented by an arrow with both direction and magnitude. Vector! That's me. Cause I'm committing crimes with both direction and magnitude. OH YEAH." Vector's supervillain logo from Illumination's animated movie Despicable Me. Perfect for some cosplay or a Halloween costume!

Description: For the grammar enthusiast. too ≠ to.

Description: Someone's in trouble! Never fear! Bionic Bunny is here! The Bionic Bunny Show, Arthur Read's favorite tv show.

Description: The Gilmore Girls version of Straight Outta Compton... Straight Outta Chilton.

Description: The Tarkenton High School Phys. Ed. shirt that Marshall (Jason Segel) wears in How I Met Your Mother season 6, episode 16: Desperation Day.

Description: "Simon's a computer, Simon has a brain, you either do what Simon says or else go down the drain." Throwback to the vintage, colorful, light-up electronic memory game from Milton Bradley that became a pop culture symbol of the 1970s and 1980s.

Description: For the grammar enthusiast. Then ≠ Than.

Description: League of Legends. Support represent.

Description: Straight out of toilet paper. Welcome to 2020's global pandemic where you're forced to quarantine without toilet paper because of the hoarders.

Description: League of Legends. Support represent.

Description: Spooky-Poo! The Arthur spoof of the television show Scooby-Doo, introduced by Mr. Ratburn in _Arthur_ season 4, episode 2: The Rat Who Came to Dinner.

Description: "rory's going to yale!" One of the installments of Kirk Gleason's (Sean Gunn) latest money-making endeavor to print daily t-shirts featuring a humorous, topical headline of something he witnesses around town from Gilmore Girls season 3, episode 17: A Tale of Poes and Fire.

Description: League of Legends. Mid lane represent.

Description: The recycling t-shirt Leonard (Johnny Galecki) wears in The Big Bang Theory season 4, episode 8: The 21-Second Excitation. Or the one Sam (Shia LaBeouf) wears in Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen.

Description: League of Legends. Mid lane represent.

Description: OBNOXIOUS: the movie, the t-shirt worn by Stilinski “Stiles” (Jerry Levine) in the 1985 film _Teen Wolf_.

Description: For when you need to say nope. No. Not gonna happen. Never. Not today. No thanks.

Description: The Napoleon t-shirt Howling Mad Murdock (Dwight Schultz) wears in _The A-Team_ pilot season 1, episode 1: Mexican Slayride (1983).

Description: PNK. The sorority Python Nu Kappa from Disney Pixar’s _Monsters University_. !

Description: Netflix and chill? More like Netflix and CHEL.

Description: The infamous NO CELL PHONES sign from Luke Danes' diner in the tv show Gilmore Girls.

Description: For when you need to say nope. No. Not gonna happen. Never. Not today. No thanks.

Description: Keep Calm and SHUT UP t-shirt.