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There’s a t-shirt for nearly everything and for almost any occasion. Whether you want to make a statement, show your patriotism, display a funny slogan, or just need something to wear, chances are I’ve created a design for a t-shirt — or baseball jersey or hoodie or sweatshirt — that will meet your needs.
The days when T-shirts just came in white (Am I showing my age?) are long gone. Most designs are also available in an assortment of styles and colors — black t-shirts, long sleeve t-shirts, and light and dark colors.
The links on this site will take you to t-shirts that are funny, exotic, practical, whimsical, patriotic, vintage, or cool. There are Christian t-shirts, pro-life t-shirts, and conservative t-shirts. Others create rock music-related t-shirts; I like to think that I create t-shirts that just rock. There are writing-, chronic illness and conditions-, and conservative commentary-related comic strip and cartoon character shirts. There are t-shirts that make great gifts; and, as an added bonus, many of the t-shirt collections offer other gift ideas as well. Especially popular are the BBQ aprons and tote bags.
The pictures you see on this site are links that each open a new window to the entire collection that features that design.
Nobody ever promised life would be easy, but I never expected it to be this difficult either. But difficulty doesn’t keep me from trying. That is why, when the catch-22 of disabling chronic illness disrupted my ability to concentrate enough to write, I started “coloring” t-shirt and gift designs. That is also why, despite the problems I’m now encountering because of exacerbated problems from disabling chronic conditions, I’ve decided to set another goal. Keeping with my philosophy that if I’m going to dream, I might as well dream big, I’ve set a goal of selling two hundred thousand t-shirts in a month. (I’d originally set my goal at one hundred thousand t-shirts, but a friend told me that I wasn’t dreaming big enough so I revised that goal.)
Thank you for visiting TShirtCollections.com. Here’s hoping you find something of interest on this site that you like — and help me reach that goal.
TShirtCollections.com will soon feature regular announcements about t-shirt and gift designs by Pamela Rice Hahn.
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A professional writer since 1984, Pamela Rice Hahn is the author of more than 20 published books.