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  • We deliver worldwide from several locations and always provide a tracking link.

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Satisfied customers

If you are not 100% satisfied with our products or our customer service, you can return your order for a full refund, no questions asked. Of course, we think our service is good but we never underestimate the power of word-of-mouth. So don't just take our word for it, check out what our amazing customers are saying.

  • ★★★★★
    The best shirt ever: Camus is clapping at this fabulous shirt, wonderful on so many levels... and Sisyphus is happy again
    Alana G. from USA
  • ★★★★★
    Make smart cool again: I’ve received the order, have already worn it and immediately elicited favorable feedback from others, who liked the message. I ordered several more excellent shirts since then.
    Bohdan P. from USA
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    ★★★★★
    I just LOVE IT! I was a little apprehensive about the quality, but I received it today, and it's so comfortable, and the print is good.I see myself coming back and buying from them again and again!
    Fábio C. from Portugal
  • ★★★★★
    This was a joy! Gave it to my wife who is a child psychotherapeutic counsellor and she is looking forward to wearing it at meetings with colleagues.
    Ron B. from UK
  • ★★★★★
    Train in the gym of where you are! For a gym guy like me, nothing more beautiful than this T-shirts! Already received comments from my friends in the gym… “ehi ...it’s leg day! Brain day" fuck: this is amazing!”. I Love to be a walking philosophical reminder!
    Simone R. from Italy

Blog posts

  • Nietzsche philosophy illustration showing modern person on smartphone walking tightrope over abyss between animal figures and Übermensch, representing Thus Spoke Zarathustra rope metaphor and self-optimization critique

    Nietzsche vs Self-Optimization: Why He'd Hate Your Routine

    By Markus Uehleke

    Discover why Nietzsche would hate modern self-help culture. Learn the real meaning of the Übermensch, the Last Man, and "what doesn't kill you makes you stronger." Explore how we've turned radical philosophy into comfortable Instagram quotes and why that proves Nietzsche's point about cultural decline.
  • Greek temple ruins next to Christian church illustrating Plato's philosophical influence on early Christianity and fusion of Greek and Christian thought

    How Plato Accidentally Became Christianity's Philosophical Godfather

    By Markus Uehleke

    Discover how Plato, a pagan philosopher who died 400 years before Christ, became Christianity's unlikely intellectual godfather. Learn how Church Fathers like Justin Martyr, Origen, and Augustine used Greek philosophy to shape Christian theology, creating a synthesis that still defines modern Christianity today.
  • A number of fishing hooks puncturing red cards with angry titles and tags for each with the words: RAGE BAIT. Small people latch onto these cards.

    Don’t Take the (Rage) Bait: Bad Faith Online Arguments and Their Historical Roots

    By Caroline Black

    Let's discuss rage bait by way of ancient Greek philosophy. Join us as we discuss rhetoric and logic, and how they both play a part in taking apart your most annoying online content.

About us

Who would have thought that one touches so many moral and philosophical concepts when running a webshop? This is both fascinating and challenging. Over the last 6 years we have come to the following conclusions regarding the most frequent or most important feedback from our followers and customers. The only thing that makes sense as a company of our size is to provide full transparency about our products, about ourselves and about our marketing activities. But even if we had the resources, we wouldn't have a PR department that would do the "beautiful shine" thing. We believe that certain information must be freely available and accesable without any considerable hurdles.