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Stay clean in style when you're doing dirty work in the kitchen, in the art studio, in the garden, or at the BBQ
All-over sublimation print design
100% polyester
Durable neck band and extra-long black ties that wrap around to tie in front
One size fits most adults
Easy care, machine washable
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Clean Code is a Myth - Spaghetti Code Programmer Sticker

Every developer and programmer knows the ideal: beautiful, structured, minimalist 'clean code.' But the reality? More often than not, it’s a tangled mess of dependencies, legacy functions, and spaghetti logic. This sticker is a humorous, tongue-in-cheek tribute to the messy reality of software development. Featuring a keyboard buried under a chaotic pile of spaghetti, with a few crossed-out 'forbidden' symbols for good measure, it's a badge of honor for anyone who has looked at their project and thought, 'Well, it compiles.