Personalized Select * From Problems Where Solved = True Hoodie with Custom Name | Custom Blueprint Funny Programmer Hoodie, Personalized Gif

Personalized with Your Name

This Select * From Problems Where Solved = True hoodie is customizable. Add any name, nickname or short text and it prints right under the design.

How to personalize:

1. Choose your size and color.
2. Click the Add Your Name button.
3. Type the name you want (about 15 characters fits best), for example a first name, last name, "Grandpa" or "The Smiths".
4. Check the preview and spelling, then add it to your cart.

Each personalized item is printed to order exactly as typed, so please double-check the spelling.

Prefer it without a name and with a larger design? Look for our standard Select * From Problems Where Solved = True Hoodie.

Select * From Problems Where Solved = True hoodie in a technical blueprint style: funny programmer artwork featuring a database cylinder with a check mark with the words "Select * From Problems Where Solved = True".

Made for developers, software engineers, QA testers and the IT crew. A thoughtful programmer gift for men and women, perfect for birthdays, promotions, work anniversaries, Christmas and coworker gifts.

Also available in these styles: Vintage, Minimalist Stick Figure, Bold Typography, 8-Bit Pixel Art. Want a name on it? See the Personalized Select * From Problems Where Solved = True Hoodie.

• Blueprint artwork
• Printed on demand in the USA just for you

The Gildan Heavy Blend™ hoodie, made from a soft cotton-poly blend, provides warmth and durability. Its unisex fit offers everyday versatility, with ribbed cuffs and hem to keep the shape intact. A large front pocket adds convenience, while the double-lined hood with matching drawcord gives it a clean, cohesive look. Trusted for custom printing and casual wear, the Gildan 18500 is a reliable choice that balances comfort and longevity.

Disclaimer:
- Due to the fabric properties, the White color variant may appear off-white rather than bright white.
- Human involvement in the printing process can lead to minor variations in the exact placement of prints on garments and products.