Your Place Or Mine I'll Flip A Coin Heads I Cum Over Tails You Sit On My Face Tee (BACKPRINT)

The Your Place Or Mine I'll Flip A Coin tee from Unethical Threads is a backprint that poses the most rigged coin toss in history. Both outcomes land exactly where you want them. Available in black or white.

Who Actually Wears This?

People who've never needed a pickup line but appreciate the engineering behind a good one.

This shirt is for whoever says what the rest of the room is thinking and still gets a number. A crude coin flip printed on the back, no subtlety, no apology. Top-shelf bachelor party material, a couples gift for the pair that grosses out their friends, or just a solo purchase by someone with a killer sense of humor.

• Heavyweight cotton that handles as much abuse as your reputation
• Unisex relaxed fit in sizes S through 4XL
• Crew neck, keeping the front clean while the back does all the talking
• DTG print for color that outlasts your dignity
• Full backprint design, so the reveal happens when you turn around

Is This a Good Gift?

If you know the person, it's a perfect gift. If you don't know them well enough, this shirt will fix that fast.

This is the go-to adult humor gag gift for bachelor parties, dirty Santa exchanges, or the friend whose birthday card already pushes boundaries. The innuendo is printed in full across the back of the shirt. Not ideal for family dinner, but nobody was buying it for that.

Frequently Asked Questions

What does this shirt say?

The back reads "Your Place Or Mine I'll Flip A Coin Heads I Cum Over Tails You Sit On My Face." The front is blank. People behind you get the full experience.

What sizes does this come in?

S through 4XL in a unisex relaxed fit. Check the size chart if you're between sizes.

Is this good for a bachelor party?

It was practically made for one. Also works for bachelorette parties, gag gifts, or asserting dominance at a cookout.

Will this shirt shrink?

It's heavyweight cotton. Cold wash, tumble dry low, and it holds its shape.

Is the design on the front or back?

Back only. The front stays clean so you can maintain plausible deniability until you turn around.