
29 prints
All prints
Every motif we print, on both fabrics. The style, the century and the object each drawing came from are named on the product page.




Valhalla Can Wait · Hand-Lettered tee
Hand-lettered · Poetic Edda; Snorri, c. 1220



Fenrir, the Bound Wolf tee
Urnes-style blackwork · Urnes style, c. 1050–1125

Berserker Bear Crest tee
Blackwork · Viking Age — named in verse c. 900






Find Your Way Home tee
Nordic folk compass · Portolan charts, from 1300s


Her Name on the Manifest tee
Nordic folk silhouette · Emigration by sail, 1800s

Wisconsin, By Way of Norway tee
Nordic folk floral · Wisconsin, from 1839


Uff Da · Norwegian for Oof tee
Woodcut · Upper Midwest, from 1825





North Dakota, Most Norwegian State in America tee
Woodcut crest · North Dakota — the highest share of Norwegian ancestry of any US state
Names like Urnes, Ringerike and Borre are art-historical style labels, not places a design "comes from" in any mystical sense. They are named after the find sites where the style was first identified.
Every design is printed on both blanks — the classic tee and the washed tee. The grid shows each design once; the fabric swatch on the product page switches between them.