Description This Nard Dog shirt features a literal interpretation of new Dunder Mifflin branch manager Andy Bernard's nickname. The graphic is similar to a tattoo Andy got as an incentive for the branch doubling their sales. Originally the tattoo was supposed to be a baby crawling out of Andy's butt.

Description This Hands Across America shirt advertises one of the most famous charitable events in history. The idea was to have people form a human chain by holding hands and literally cross the entire nation. While it didn't quite work out the way it was supposed to, the event was still a cultural phenomenon. Check out this design on a Ladies Shirt !

Description In the Seinfeld episode "The Maid", George decides that his name has taken him as far as he can go with it. He wants the nickname T-Bone. Sadly for George, T-Bone is given to a coworker. When George explains to his coworker that he was supposed to be T-Bone he becomes very animated and flails his arms like a monkey. Kruger gives George the nickname KOKO. They eventually present him with this shirt, with KOKO printed on the back. The back of the shirt is not double zero, it's oo, as in oo oo ah ah, the sound that monkeys make. Did you know that one of the girls down at the maid service is named KOKO? That girl's alright.   

See, if you spell it like it's supposed to be spelled, there is an I in teim. There is an I in Team t-shirt.

Description This Always Sunny in Philadelphia shirt features the phrase Flip Flip Flipadelphia. This design is inspired by the Flip Cup tournament the gang is supposed to compete in.