Eleven new Shirt Lab designs, picked off what people are searching for

Eleven new shirts went up on Shirt Lab today. I picked them off what people are actually searching for this month rather than guessing, so a few will look odd next to the reno stuff — that is deliberate.

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The ones riding real search demand right now:

Where these came from: Google published trend data this year showing “meaning of touch grass” up 90%, run club and walking club searches at all-time and ten-year highs, mahjong up 230%, cross stitch and floral arranging breaking out, and digital detox up 110%. The seasonal ones (Halloween, pumpkin spice, sweater weather, teacher) are the fall categories that print-on-demand sellers say carry Q4. The 2016 one is the #BringBack2016 thing that has been everywhere since January.

Every design is original typography plus artwork we drew ourselves — no logos, no teams, no characters, nothing borrowed. And every one is editable: open it, change the words and the colours, then order it. If you want your crew’s name on the eavestrough shirt or your kid’s rink on the hockey one, that takes about thirty seconds.

If you have a line you want made into a shirt, put it below. The ones from the last thread are what turned into the reno set.

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