WHOLE LATTE LOVE

Like a lot of people, here at ThinkGeek World Domination HQ we enjoy our coffee. It puts the pep in our step to actually come to work and be an adult, because, let’s face it, being an adult can wear you out. Coffee has so much potential though. It can be so much more than just a beverage to help you wake up and start the day. It can be a vehicle for steamed milk. It can be a place a clever barista draws little illustrations for you. And it can show other people how much you love them. Awww.

Don this shirt and tell somebody just how much you love them (and coffee). (Fortunately, we’re not going to make you choose.) This black 100% cotton tee features a smiling mug of latte with the caption, “I love you a latte!” Machine wash cold. Tumble dry low or lay flat to dry. Imported.

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by | June 14, 2019 | Gear | 0 Comments

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