The One-Off Shop

In screen-printing there is a lot of preparation before laying down ink and I consider it funny, the inverse relationship between setup and output, where a product with a high setup and a low yield scores high on the funny scale.

And if there is demand for your funny product then value will skyrocket and that's the theory behind this...

Only orders of one. Every product hilarious.

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