A single word. A hammer silhouette. Nothing more — and that’s the joke. This shirt walks the fine line between self-awareness and self-parody, the space where irony turns charming. Tool can mean dependable, useful, built for purpose. Or it can mean… well, you know. Either way, it hits like a wink disguised as workwear.
Printed in stencil letters on soft organic cotton, it feels like a uniform for mischief — a little self-deprecating, a little philosophical. It’s the kind of gift a friend gives to say you’re ridiculous, but I like that about you. Or something you buy yourself just to watch people wonder who the joke’s really on.
Wear it straight-faced. Let them decide who’s being fixed.
A single word. A hammer silhouette. Nothing more — and that’s the joke. This shirt walks the fine line between self-awareness and self-parody, the space where irony turns charming. Tool can mean dependable, useful, built for purpose. Or it can mean… well, you know. Either way, it hits like a wink disguised as workwear.
Printed in stencil letters on soft organic cotton, it feels like a uniform for mischief — a little self-deprecating, a little philosophical. It’s the kind of gift a friend gives to say you’re ridiculous, but I like that about you. Or something you buy yourself just to watch people wonder who the joke’s really on.
Wear it straight-faced. Let them decide who’s being fixed.
