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Math Humor iPhone Case

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Product features

Durable flexible case that grips around the edges of your phone
Shock absorbent TPU case with anti-fingerprint finish
iPhone 17-18 case colors are UV printed on the clear shell surface
iPhone SE (2020)-iPhone 16 colors are ink printed on the frosted shell surface
The design is featured on the back while the edges of the case are clear or semi transparent and provide full access to ports
Compatible with Qi-standard wireless charging
iPhone SE (2020) / iPhone 8 cases also fit iPhone SE (2022)
iPhone 17-18 case: Weight 32g, Thickness 5/64 inch (2mm)
iPhone SE (2020)-iPhone 16 case: Weight 26g, Thickness 1/16 inch (1.6mm)
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Math Humor

Turn your love for math into a party with this bold and hilarious graphic tee! Featuring the playful equation “π = 3.14 parties per pizza," this design flips classic math on its head with a fun, food-inspired twist. The π symbol is reimagined as a cheesy pizza slice, while the numbers pop in vibrant graffiti-style colors—each topped with quirky party hats for extra personality. Designed in a crisp, high-contrast vector style, the artwork stands out perfectly on a white T-shirt, making it eye-catching yet easy to wear. The bright pops of yellow, pink, and lime bring an energetic vibe that’s perfect for anyone who enjoys clever humor and standout streetwear. Whether you’re a student, teacher, engineer, or just someone who appreciates a good nerdy joke, this tee delivers the perfect mix of humor, creativity, and style. Ideal for casual outings, college days, or even Pi Day celebrations—because math should always be this fun.