Some people keep a lucky coin in their pocket. In the Oldskull studio, it’s usually a tee with cracked ink and a story about the night we wore it. We raided the racks to play matchmaker between twelve star signs and twelve prints. Read your sign first, then steal another sign’s luck if the artwork feels more like you.
The red horse on this print looks like it jumped the starting gate before anyone found the flag. Aries, wear it the day you finally put your name down for something. That first open-mic slot has to go to somebody.
There’s one stool left under the red lanterns. You order the usual, then ask the cook what he eats after closing. Taurus, this one’s for the kind of luck you find by going back to a place until a stranger saves you a seat.
A brick phone, a payphone, a VHS tape. Pick any one and somebody has a story. Wear this print to the party where you know only the host, Gemini. Your opening line is already on your shirt. “What was the first tape you ever wore out?”
Six skeletons have squeezed into a hot spring under Mount Fuji. One flashes a peace sign. You can almost hear the friend behind the camera trying to fit everyone in. Cancer, wear this when the group chat goes quiet. Pick a date for dinner and give the gang a reason to turn up.
A black cat big enough to flatten the skyline bares its teeth under a yellow sun. Leo, wear it for the gig you nearly skipped. If the singer asks who knows the chorus, raise your hand. Even a city-sized cat deserves a backing vocalist.
Last frame on the roll. You could spend it lining up the buildings, but your friend just burst out laughing. Click. Virgo, take this silver-camera print on a day out and give yourself one lucky assignment. Catch something you couldn’t possibly have planned.
An armored samurai leans over the decks. Two records spin at different speeds, and for one sweet second the beats line up. Libra, wear him when two groups of friends finally meet. Put on the track both tables love and see who gets up first.
Under a red sun, a rabbit in weathered robes holds a sword perfectly still. The longer you look, the less you want to bet against those ears. Scorpio, pull this one on for the conversation you’ve been rehearsing. Let the silence settle, then say the one sentence that matters.
Shop Shadow of the Rabbit Blade
A gust catches the blue carp and four more streamers lift behind it. Sagittarius, this is your weekend tee. Get off the train one stop early and follow whatever catches your eye. The best souvenir might be the name of a tiny record shop you can find again.
Imagine keeping a bonsai alive on a circuit board. Someone has to show up for that little tree every day. Capricorn, wear it back to the workbench. Put a date on today’s sketch and tuck it away. A month from now you’ll be glad you kept the evidence.
A samurai meets a machine. Both have red eyes. In the last panel, the robot bows first. Aquarius, wear this to your next brainstorm and borrow its trick. Put two things on the table that have never met. Let the room figure out what happens in the next panel.
A wide-eyed red koi breaks through black waves with a cheerful “Konnichiwa Fish Lovers.” Pisces, wear this faded shop-poster print when an idea has been swimming around in your sketchbook too long. Give it a name and show one person. That’s how a small fish finds its people.
Picking one for a friend? Think of the story you’d tell them when they open it. If it starts with “Remember that night…”, you’ve probably found their tee.
Use a tee that fits you well. Lay it flat and measure straight across the chest, 1 inch (2.5 cm) below the armholes. Double that number for the chest circumference of the garment.
| Size | Flat width | Chest around |
|---|---|---|
| M | 20 in / 50.8 cm | 40 in / 101.6 cm |
| L | 22 in / 55.9 cm | 44 in / 111.8 cm |
| XL | 24 in / 61.0 cm | 48 in / 121.9 cm |
| XXL | 25 in / 63.5 cm | 50 in / 127.0 cm |
For length, measure from the shoulder at the collar to the bottom hem. Check the individual product page for its length and fit, as these vary by style.
