Fashion

[on the bay]

The only one I have with lettering is an orange with sparkly black lettering that says

"you say witch like it's a bad thing"

loved it so much I got one for my sister too. We wear it every Halloween as our costume.

A treasured find😄

[fairydogmother]

On one Life is Good tee shirt. It has a palm tree and says Every Day is Saturday. Appropriate since I'm retired now. 
I can't stand generic affirmations on clothes or home decor. So cliched and derivative. I have been in peoples homes that look like Hobby Lobby stores. 
I especially dislike the so called Christian slogans like Grateful, thankful, blessed. I saw a shirt recently in a boutique that said Jesus, flannels and pumpkin spice. 🙁

For me, reducing one's supposedly Christian beliefs to mass produced slogans cheapens the value of that belief. 
But doubtful that a shirt or sign saying "Born a sinner. Saved by grace, not by works" would be a big seller. 
😏

[Love my grandkids]

Me too! I've always disliked seeing women (usually young or teens) In Juicy couture pants with Juicy displayed in big letters across their butt. Tacky tacky IMO.

[Queen of shop]

@Kachina624  No way!

[Kachina624]

Too bad the Peace, Love, World owner/vendor doesn't read this post.  She'd be appalled at the number of potential sales she's losing.  If you must have a message, put it where it's seen privately. 

[Sooner]

Possibly.  I once saw a green sweatshirt with big letters that said:

BAH!

Humbug!

[PhilaLady1]

If not for the sayings, I would have bought the sweatshirt, possibly even two.  Big dislike for me.  I heard the host say something about shining your light. I'm a person, not an electric eel.  Pretty sure that human beings don't glow in the dark.

[colliegirls]

NO

[Pook]

Not with affirmations on them - funny tees yes.  I do like some of the styles but with affirmations I will not buy!!!

[Kachina624]

@Sooner    Perfect for all retail cashiers and clerks.