The Fed vs The Treasury — Socks

One prints it. One owes it. Neither one asked you.

An original allegorical engraving on the oldest running argument in American economics: who actually issues the currency in your pocket, and who is on the hook for it. Parody commentary, drawn entirely from scratch. This design uses no government seal or emblem of any kind.

The full design, printed edge to edge over the whole sock rather than stamped on one side. Cushioned foot, ribbed leg, black sole.

Sizing

Adult sizing. M fits roughly a men's 6 to 8 or a women's 7 to 9, L fits roughly a men's 8.5 to 10.5 or a women's 9.5 to 11.5, and XL fits roughly a men's 11 to 13. If you are between sizes, take the larger one.

Fabric, stated honestly

60% nylon, 22% cotton, 18% spandex. All-over printed socks are made this way because the ink needs a synthetic fibre to bond to and the leg needs stretch to stay up. A sock that is entirely cotton cannot hold a full-coverage print and will not stay on your calf. We would rather tell you the exact content than call it cotton and hope you do not check.

Care

Wash cold inside out, tumble dry low, no bleach, no ironing.

Any design on any product

Any design in this store can be printed on any product we carry. If you want this design on a different item, or a different design on this item, ask us and we will set it up. Send the request through the Contact page and name the design and the product you want. Full instructions are on the Any Design On Any Product page.

The legal fine print, in plain English

Every design in this store is original artwork and political, historical or religious commentary. Nothing here reproduces a government seal or emblem, and nothing here is affiliated with, endorsed by, or issued by any government agency. Freedom Advocates Florida Official, LLC. Florida.