Music T-Shirts

Music t-shirts are the oldest uniform there is. People have worn what they listen to for fifty years. Our Kentucky shop prints each design direct to garment. Because the ink cures into the cotton, the shirt ages instead of cracking.

Analog Nostalgia

Mix Tape Cassette exists for anyone who ever recorded off the radio. Vinyl Records Rock takes the format one step further back. Meanwhile, I Dig Groovy Music Vintage borrows late sixties type and color. In short, this rack skips streaming entirely.

Turn It Up

Let’s Rock keeps the message to two words. Less Talk More Rock trims it down again. Then Uncle Sam Lets Rock Guitar puts a flag behind the amp. Because these read from across a room, they work at a show.

Strings and Front Porches

Pickin And Grinnin Banjo comes from a different tradition entirely. Bluegrass runs deep where we print. So that one sells hard through festival season. For more of that flavor, see our Kentucky t-shirts.

For Younger Fans

No Music No Life Retro suits a first concert. Music Makes Me Happy stays simple enough for a kid. In addition, Wild Child runs in the smaller sizes. For example, a Wild Child snap suit shows up in a lot of festival photos.

Cotton, Sizes and Shipping

Each music t-shirt uses 4.3 oz combed ring-spun cotton. On black we lay a white base first, then print the color on top. Men’s sizes run small through 4XL, so read the men’s size guide. Kids get their own cuts in the youth guide, the toddler guide, and the baby one piece. Most orders ship within 24 hours.

Band Merch and Custom Runs

Local bands need shirts before they need anything else. Because we print direct to garment, there is no minimum order. So a first run of ten is entirely reasonable. Our design your own t-shirt guide covers artwork and placement.

Get the matching decal too: our Music Stickers are printed in the USA on durable outdoor vinyl in sizes from 3 to 9 inches.