Drinking Around the World Shirts?

[Dpflake]

Hey all
My husband and I are going to be at Disney during the Food and Wine Festival this year. I’m wondering if anyone might be able to let me know where I could possibly order shirts that have “Drinking Around the World” printed on them with maybe the different worlds listed with check off boxes? My husband really wants one to wear. I’ve seen the ones on Amazon but none of those are popping out to me. Thanks y’all

 

[The WDW 3]

This isn't exactly what you were looking for, but this is exactly what I would get

https://teeshirt21.com/product/spac...MIgYK0xJiv8QIVC6_ICh1QFgQfEAQYASABEgKJW_D_BwE

 

[Skippyboo]

Try Etsy

 

[LovesTimone]

Etsy for sure...

If you like a shirt and maybe its not quite what you want contact the vendor and ask if they are willing to work with you. I had shirts made for our grandson 1st birthday trip. I wanted to add something to them, and she did it without any problems, is was just a bit more in cost, and I ordered 5 shirts.

Order them early so the vendor has time to get them ready, with a special order.

I have a big birthday coming and it coincides with the 50th birthday party.. DH and I are getting shirts made for sure.. Not sure on the wording yet.

 

[Spinster Travel]

I've gotten many shirts on Etsy including some Boozy Epcot designs. Definitely look at the reviews/comments/etc. I've gotten some wonderful shirts, but also on occasion have received product that was not all that great. Once I started paying Uber attention to the reviews on comfort/style and fit, I have scored much better results. Have a blast!

 

[Moliphino]

For an already-designed shirt I'd try Etsy. You can also design your own through places like Vistaprint, CustomInk, Zazzle, etc. We've done it multiple times with different companies and they've all come out nice.

 

[jmakesmagic]

The lost bros has some cool ones! If you google them, their website should pop up.

 

[LovesTimone]

I've gotten many shirts on Etsy including some Boozy Epcot designs. Definitely look at the reviews/comments/etc. I've gotten some wonderful shirts, but also on occasion have received product that was not all that great. Once I started paying Uber attention to the reviews on comfort/style and fit, I have scored much better results. Have a blast!

I agree with the attention to size and fit, and length is important. As well as the type of fabric that the shirt is made out of...
I have to wash everything before I wear it, so washing instructions know what they are before you pull the trigger...
Ask questions, never assume, and I always will go with a bigger size. I am top heavy, so I would rather the shirt fit across the girls, than be uncomfortable and self-conscious, and fighting with the shirt all day.

 

[MusicalAstronaut]

Definitely Etsy! Can't recall any specific shops but there are sooooooo many fun & creative shirts on there!

 

[MICKIMINI]

Pick up solid color shirts that are sturdy and fit well (we use Land's End) and are on sale. I wear three quarter sleeve in pima cotton. DH is less picky. Order iron on transfers from Etsy and go to town! I stock up on shirts all year when they are $6-8 each.

Tip: Make sure you use a piece of linen (buy an old linen napkin from antique store) and only use the iron on the linen.

Good luck!

 

[Brocktoon]

Also check out Teepublic and Redbubble ... I get a lot of various T shirts from them