100% spun cotton
For keeping baby diapers in place to saving us from pricks and pokes, the trusty safety pin has almost as many uses as the paper clip.
THANK YOU to the American mechanic and prolific inventor Walter Hunt. His patent, #6,281 issued by the United States Government Patent office, showed a pin made from one piece of wire, coiled into a spring at one end, with a clasp and point at the other end allowing the point of the wire to be forced by the spring into the clasp.
A portion of proceeds from sales of this item will help fund scholarships to those pursuing an education in Mechanical Engineering.
100% spun cotton
For keeping baby diapers in place to saving us from pricks and pokes, the trusty safety pin has almost as many uses as the paper clip.
THANK YOU to the American mechanic and prolific inventor Walter Hunt. His patent, #6,281 issued by the United States Government Patent office, showed a pin made from one piece of wire, coiled into a spring at one end, with a clasp and point at the other end allowing the point of the wire to be forced by the spring into the clasp.
A portion of proceeds from sales of this item will help fund scholarships to those pursuing an education in Mechanical Engineering.
TEMPORARILY OUT OF STOCK
100% spun cotton
For keeping baby diapers in place to saving us from pricks and pokes, the trusty safety pin has almost as many uses as the paper clip.
THANK YOU to the American mechanic and prolific inventor Walter Hunt. His patent, #6,281 issued by the United States Government Patent office, showed a pin made from one piece of wire, coiled into a spring at one end, with a clasp and point at the other end allowing the point of the wire to be forced by the spring into the clasp.
A portion of proceeds from sales of this item will help fund scholarships to those pursuing an education in Mechanical Engineering.
TEMPORARILY OUT OF STOCK
100% spun cotton
For keeping baby diapers in place to saving us from pricks and pokes, the trusty safety pin has almost as many uses as the paper clip.
THANK YOU to the American mechanic and prolific inventor Walter Hunt. His patent, #6,281 issued by the United States Government Patent office, showed a pin made from one piece of wire, coiled into a spring at one end, with a clasp and point at the other end allowing the point of the wire to be forced by the spring into the clasp.
A portion of proceeds from sales of this item will help fund scholarships to those pursuing an education in Mechanical Engineering.
100% spun cotton
For keeping baby diapers in place to saving us from pricks and pokes, the trusty safety pin has almost as many uses as the paper clip.
THANK YOU to the American mechanic and prolific inventor Walter Hunt. His patent, #6,281 issued by the United States Government Patent office, showed a pin made from one piece of wire, coiled into a spring at one end, with a clasp and point at the other end allowing the point of the wire to be forced by the spring into the clasp.
A portion of proceeds from sales of this item will help fund scholarships to those pursuing an education in Mechanical Engineering.
TEMPORARILY OUT OF STOCK
100% ring spun cotton
Form, comfort and yes, fashion. We love the alias, Mary!
THANK YOU to Mary Phelps Jacob, who sold her invention under the name of Caresse Crosby. It was designed to substitute the wearing of heavily structured corsets that had braces of metal between folds of fabric. Her design was the first brassiere to enjoy widespread use, but its popularity did not peak until World War I, when the U.S. government requested that women stop purchasing corsets in order to conserve metal. Whew!
A portion of the proceeds from sales of this shirt style will be donated to fund reconstruction for breast cancer patients
100% ring spun cotton
Form, comfort and yes, fashion. We love the alias, Mary!
THANK YOU to Mary Phelps Jacob, who sold her invention under the name of Caresse Crosby. It was designed to substitute the wearing of heavily structured corsets that had braces of metal between folds of fabric. Her design was the first brassiere to enjoy widespread use, but its popularity did not peak until World War I, when the U.S. government requested that women stop purchasing corsets in order to conserve metal. Whew!
A portion of the proceeds from sales of this shirt style will be donated to fund reconstruction for breast cancer patients
TEMPORARILY OUT OF STOCK
100% ring spun cotton
Form, comfort and yes, fashion. We love the alias, Mary!
THANK YOU to Mary Phelps Jacob, who sold her invention under the name of Caresse Crosby. It was designed to substitute the wearing of heavily structured corsets that had braces of metal between folds of fabric. Her design was the first brassiere to enjoy widespread use, but its popularity did not peak until World War I, when the U.S. government requested that women stop purchasing corsets in order to conserve metal. Whew!
A portion of the proceeds from sales of this shirt style will be donated to fund reconstruction for breast cancer patients
TEMPORARILY OUT OF STOCK
100% ring spun cotton
Form, comfort and yes, fashion. We love the alias, Mary!
THANK YOU to Mary Phelps Jacob, who sold her invention under the name of Caresse Crosby. It was designed to substitute the wearing of heavily structured corsets that had braces of metal between folds of fabric. Her design was the first brassiere to enjoy widespread use, but its popularity did not peak until World War I, when the U.S. government requested that women stop purchasing corsets in order to conserve metal. Whew!
A portion of the proceeds from sales of this shirt style will be donated to fund reconstruction for breast cancer patients
100% spun cotton
Imbedded in our memories: Alway have an extinguisher nearby. Hopefully, you will never have to “Stop, Drop and Roll”. THANK YOU Captain George William Manby.
Besides being the inventor of the fire extinguisher, the Englishman George William Manby was the author of several books, including Sketches of the History and Natural Beauties of Clifton (1802)
A portion of the proceeds from sales of these shirts will be donated to volunteer Fire Departments.
100% spun cotton
Imbedded in our memories: Alway have an extinguisher nearby. Hopefully, you will never have to “Stop, Drop and Roll”. THANK YOU Captain George William Manby.
Besides being the inventor of the fire extinguisher, the Englishman George William Manby was the author of several books, including Sketches of the History and Natural Beauties of Clifton (1802)
A portion of the proceeds from sales of these shirts will be donated to volunteer Fire Departments.
100% spun cotton
Imbedded in our memories: Alway have an extinguisher nearby. Hopefully, you will never have to “Stop, Drop and Roll”. THANK YOU Captain George William Manby.
Besides being the inventor of the fire extinguisher, the Englishman George William Manby was the author of several books, including Sketches of the History and Natural Beauties of Clifton (1802)
A portion of the proceeds from sales of these shirts will be donated to volunteer Fire Departments.
TEMPORARILY OUT OF STOCK
100% spun cotton
Imbedded in our memories: Alway have an extinguisher nearby. Hopefully, you will never have to “Stop, Drop and Roll”. THANK YOU Captain George William Manby.
Besides being the inventor of the fire extinguisher, the Englishman George William Manby was the author of several books, including Sketches of the History and Natural Beauties of Clifton (1802)
A portion of the proceeds from sales of these shirts will be donated to volunteer Fire Departments.
100% spun cotton
Imbedded in our memories: Alway have an extinguisher nearby. Hopefully, you will never have to “Stop, Drop and Roll”. THANK YOU Captain George William Manby.
Besides being the inventor of the fire extinguisher, the Englishman George William Manby was the author of several books, including Sketches of the History and Natural Beauties of Clifton (1802)
A portion of the proceeds from sales of these shirts will be donated to volunteer Fire Departments.
100% ring spun cotton
Speedier than a row of buttons! THANK YOU, Whitcomb L. Judson
Judson’s early purpose was to create a “clasp locker”, as it was known, to facilitate the lacing or hook clasping of shoes and boots!
A portion of proceeds from sales of this item benefit organizations that distribute workplace appropriate clothing to individuals interviewing for employment.
100% ring spun cotton
Speedier than a row of buttons! THANK YOU, Whitcomb L. Judson
Judson’s early purpose was to create a “clasp locker”, as it was known, to facilitate the lacing or hook clasping of shoes and boots!
A portion of proceeds from sales of this item benefit organizations that distribute workplace appropriate clothing to individuals interviewing for employment.
100% ring spun cotton
Speedier than a row of buttons! THANK YOU, Whitcomb L. Judson
Judson’s early purpose was to create a “clasp locker”, as it was known, to facilitate the lacing or hook clasping of shoes and boots!
A portion of proceeds from sales of this item benefit organizations that distribute workplace appropriate clothing to individuals interviewing for employment.
100% ring spun cotton
Speedier than a row of buttons! THANK YOU, Whitcomb L. Judson
Judson’s early purpose was to create a “clasp locker”, as it was known, to facilitate the lacing or hook clasping of shoes and boots!
A portion of proceeds from sales of this item benefit organizations that distribute workplace appropriate clothing to individuals interviewing for employment.
100% ring spun cotton
Speedier than a row of buttons! THANK YOU, Whitcomb L. Judson
Judson’s early purpose was to create a “clasp locker”, as it was known, to facilitate the lacing or hook clasping of shoes and boots!
A portion of proceeds from sales of this item benefit organizations that distribute workplace appropriate clothing to individuals interviewing for employment.
100% ring spun cotton
Get those clothes off the floor! THANK YOU, Albert J. Parkhouse, for keeping the wrinkles down and giving mothers and roommates something to nag about.
Employees at Timberlake Wire and Novelty Company hung their coats on hooks until, one day, a frustrated Albert fashioned a hanger by twisting wire into a shape to fit the shoulders of his coat.
A portion of proceeds from sales of this item benefit organizations that distribute workplace appropriate clothing to individuals interviewing for employment.
100% ring spun cotton
Get those clothes off the floor! THANK YOU, Albert J. Parkhouse, for keeping the wrinkles down and giving mothers and roommates something to nag about.
Employees at Timberlake Wire and Novelty Company hung their coats on hooks until, one day, a frustrated Albert fashioned a hanger by twisting wire into a shape to fit the shoulders of his coat.
A portion of proceeds from sales of this item benefit organizations that distribute workplace appropriate clothing to individuals interviewing for employment.
100% ring spun cotton
Get those clothes off the floor! THANK YOU, Albert J. Parkhouse, for keeping the wrinkles down and giving mothers and roommates something to nag about.
Employees at Timberlake Wire and Novelty Company hung their coats on hooks until, one day, a frustrated Albert fashioned a hanger by twisting wire into a shape to fit the shoulders of his coat.
A portion of proceeds from sales of this item benefit organizations that distribute workplace appropriate clothing to individuals interviewing for employment.
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100% ring spun cotton
Get those clothes off the floor! THANK YOU, Albert J. Parkhouse, for keeping the wrinkles down and giving mothers and roommates something to nag about.
Employees at Timberlake Wire and Novelty Company hung their coats on hooks until, one day, a frustrated Albert fashioned a hanger by twisting wire into a shape to fit the shoulders of his coat.
A portion of proceeds from sales of this item benefit organizations that distribute workplace appropriate clothing to individuals interviewing for employment.
TEMPORARILY OUT OF STOCK
100% ring spun cotton
Get those clothes off the floor! THANK YOU, Albert J. Parkhouse, for keeping the wrinkles down and giving mothers and roommates something to nag about.
Employees at Timberlake Wire and Novelty Company hung their coats on hooks until, one day, a frustrated Albert fashioned a hanger by twisting wire into a shape to fit the shoulders of his coat.
A portion of proceeds from sales of this item benefit organizations that distribute workplace appropriate clothing to individuals interviewing for employment.
From keeping the hairdo done to beautifying railway tunnels and bridges, This item has come in handy. THANK YOU, Erik Rotheim.
This Norwegian chemical engineer first had a patent agreement to have his invention used for dispensing, paints, varnishes and liquid bean waxes.
A portion of proceeds from the sale of this item benefits urban art projects.
From keeping the hairdo done to beautifying railway tunnels and bridges, This item has come in handy. THANK YOU, Erik Rotheim.
This Norwegian chemical engineer first had a patent agreement to have his invention used for dispensing, paints, varnishes and liquid bean waxes.
A portion of proceeds from the sale of this item benefits urban art projects.
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From keeping the hairdo done to beautifying railway tunnels and bridges, This item has come in handy. THANK YOU, Erik Rotheim.
This Norwegian chemical engineer first had a patent agreement to have his invention used for dispensing, paints, varnishes and liquid bean waxes.
A portion of proceeds from the sale of this item benefits urban art projects.
TEMPORARILY OUT OF STOCK
From keeping the hairdo done to beautifying railway tunnels and bridges, This item has come in handy. THANK YOU, Erik Rotheim.
This Norwegian chemical engineer first had a patent agreement to have his invention used for dispensing, paints, varnishes and liquid bean waxes.
A portion of proceeds from the sale of this item benefits urban art projects.