Browse Occupation Shirts by Trade
This is the parent collection for every job-themed design in the store, and the fastest way through it is to start with the trade rather than the grid. Eleven professions have their own collection.
Healthcare and education: Nurse Shirts and Teacher Shirts are the two largest here, and both lean heavily on humor written from inside the job.
Trades and transport: Trucker Shirts, Mechanic Shirts, Plumber Shirts, Electrician Shirts and Lumberjack Shirts — mostly trade puns, tool graphics and shift humor.
Land, craft and business: Farmer Shirts, Barber Shirts, Photographer Shirts and Entrepreneur Shirts.
Jobs Without Their Own Collection
Not every occupation has a dedicated page. A handful of designs sit in this parent collection only — caregiving, housekeeping and janitorial work, front-office and team-appreciation designs, church ushering, chefs, retirement, and one written for women veterans. If your trade is not listed above, look here rather than a level down, and note that searching the store by job title is usually faster than browsing.
Choosing Fit, Fabric, and Care
Nearly everything here is a printed tee, made in the USA using direct-to-garment (DTG) printing and made to order, so slight color and placement variation between prints is normal. The default garment is a unisex heavy cotton tee in a classic fit with taped neck and shoulders; solid colors are 100% U.S. cotton, and fiber content varies on heather, Ash and Sport Grey shades. The Garment & Print Details panel on each product page lists the other styles with their own weights and blends — long sleeve, tank, women’s cuts, hoodies and sweatshirts. One design is an all-over-print shirt rather than a printed tee, and it is priced, sized and cared for differently on its own product page. To protect a print, machine wash cold and inside out with a mild detergent, skip the bleach, tumble dry low or hang dry, and keep the iron off the printed area.
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Common Questions About Occupation Shirts
Are these work uniforms or printed T-shirts?
They are printed graphic tees, with one all-over-print exception. This collection does not carry work uniforms, embroidered work shirts, scrubs, high-visibility clothing or flame-resistant garments. If you need clothing to a job-site specification, this is not the right collection — the designs here are worn off duty, on a casual day, or given as gifts.
My profession is not listed. Is there anything for it?
Possibly. The eleven collections above are the trades with enough designs to justify their own page, but the parent collection also holds one-off designs for jobs without one. Searching the store for the job title is the quickest check, and it will find designs filed under humor or family collections that never reach this page.
Are these suitable for a school career day?
Many are, with one caution: read the full product title first. A good portion of this catalog is workplace humor written for adults, and some of it is blunt. The straightforward trade, tool and pride designs suit a classroom; the shift-humor and punchline designs often do not. Youth sizing is a garment style on the listing rather than a separate product.
What are these made from, and how should I wash them?
The default garment is a unisex heavy cotton tee with a classic fit: 100% U.S. cotton in solid colors, with fiber content varying on heather, Ash and Sport Grey shades. Other styles are listed with their own specifications in the Garment & Print Details panel. Machine wash cold and inside out, do not bleach, tumble dry low, and keep the iron off the print.
How do I choose a size when the shirt is a gift?
Select the garment style on the listing first, then use that product’s size guide, because a size label is not consistent across styles. The most dependable method is to measure a shirt the recipient already wears and compare it against the size chart.