Half a Second
The takedown that won an Olympic final landed with half a second on the clock. The number needs no caption for anyone who watched it.
Printed for the people who'll recognise them, and nobody else. No name, no face, no lyrics — just the coordinates, the road signs and the seaside architecture that mean something if you know.
The store opens shortly. These are the finished designs; everything is printed to order, so nothing is made until it's bought.
The takedown that won an Olympic final landed with half a second on the clock. The number needs no caption for anyone who watched it.
Behind by one with ten seconds left in the biggest match of his life. The final score, and nothing else.
A high-school record of 210 wins and three defeats — 98.59%, the best in the history of Minnesota high school wrestling.
The town a family moved to so two brothers could wrestle for its high school, and its coordinates. A place, not a person.
Leaving your shoes in the centre of the mat is how a wrestler says they are done. He did it at twenty-one — then came back.
Four professional fights, four finishes, four tally marks. Nobody has seen round two yet.
Two hundred and eighty-five pounds in folkstyle, a hundred and twenty-five kilos in freestyle. The same man, two scales.
Five All-American finishes — the first wrestler in the history of his university to manage it.
Checkout, payment and delivery are all handled there — this site never sees your card, and never wants to.
On a Bella+Canvas 3001 — soft, true to size, printed to order in the US. Nothing is held in stock, so nothing is wasted.
4–8 business days within the US, printed and posted from there. International orders take longer — the listing shows the estimate before you buy.
Every design is original artwork built from public places, map coordinates, numbers, scorelines and places. Nothing here uses Gable Steveson's name, likeness or any team or federation mark, and this shop is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or connected to her, her management or any label.