Dialect Crewneck Sweatshirts

GIE IT LALDY, a Scots language phrase, which means to gie it (give it) your all, to do something enthusiastically or with great gusto. Often shouted as words of encouragement to others. Also available in white text.

Yorkshire Christmas Av This Sen A Gud Un is a fun dialect seasonal novelty design ideal for any Yorkshire lad or Yorkshire lass who has a strong sense of regional identity and beams with pride at the stereotypes that come with being from God's own county. The flag used to represent Yorkshire is a white rose of York on a blue background, used to help safeguard the names and identities of the ancient Yorkshire Ridings. The white rose has been a symbol of Yorkshire since the fourteenth century. ABOUT THE ART ‎05 ‎December ‎2023, ‏‎15:38:22 Tracey Harrington-Simpson

Yorkshire Christmas Time OT Year For Spice is a fun dialect seasonal novelty design ideal for any Yorkshire lad or Yorkshire lass who has a strong sense of regional identity and beams with pride at the stereotypes that come with being from God's own county. The flag used to represent Yorkshire is a white rose of York on a blue background used to help safeguard the names and identities of the ancient Yorkshire Ridings. The white rose has been a symbol of Yorkshire since the fourteenth century. ABOUT THE ART ‎05 ‎December ‎2023, ‏‎16:53:43 Tracey Harrington-Simpson

A TEE FOR THE FOLKS IN BARNSLEY, ANOTHER GREAT YORKSHIRE TOWN

Ey that sun's warm today, it's cracking flags! Great gift for that Northern sense of humour.

Saying used in Ostrobothnia, Finland when someone is crying and sobbing for no reason. The saying is a bit rude to use.

Keep Thi Sen Calm and Dunt Ev Munk On is an original text design in Broad Yorkshire or Tyke dialect. A Yorkshire Day and Bank Holiday must have for Yorkshireman or Yorkshire lass who is inpatient, in a foul mood, ill-tempered, a petulent child or pettish person. . ABOUT THE ART ©‎ ‎‎‎Revised ‎23 ‎November ‎2018, ‏‎13:45:36 20 ‎May ‎2017, ‏‎20:05:13 Tracey Harrington Simpson

Yorkshire Christmas Av Thi Sen A Reyt Good Christmas is a fun dialect seasonal novelty design ideal for any Yorkshire lad or Yorkshire lass who has a strong sense of regional identity and beams with pride at the stereotypes that come with being from God's own county. The flag used to represent Yorkshire is a white rose of York on a blue background, used to help safeguard the names and identities of the ancient Yorkshire Ridings. The white rose has been a symbol of Yorkshire since the fourteenth century. ABOUT THE ART ‎05 ‎December ‎2023, ‏‎16:11:45 Tracey Harrington-Simpson

White rose of Yorkshire with Yorkshire dialect barmpot. Barmpot is a mild insult, but it's usually used fondly to call attention to silly behaviour. Designed by Yorkshire Stuff.

It's an Upper Peninsula thing.

ANOTHER FRIENDLY YORKSHIRE GREETING

GLAIKIT, a Scots language word which basically means stupid or a bit simple. Also available in black text.

DINNA FASH YERSEL a Scots language phrase, which means don’t worry yourself. Also available in black text.

"Be reyt" is a common colloquial expression in Yorkshire, particularly in the Yorkshire dialect and slang. It's a shortened form of "It'll be all right" or "I'll be all right." The phrase is used to convey reassurance, optimism, or a laid-back attitude, suggesting that everything will turn out fine or that there's no need to worry.

Funny Yorkshire dialect design by Yorkshire Stuff, white rose of Yorkshire with Daft Apeth. Daft apeth literally means silly half-penny-worth, and it's a Yorkshire insult/endearment.

Yorkshire dialect and white rose design by Yorkshire Stuff.

HAUD YER WHEESHT, a Scots language phrase, which means hold your tongue or be quiet. Also available in black text.

O ya don cha know ?

White rose of Yorkshire with Yorkshire saying ee by gum, a daft bit of dialect to show your Yorkshire pride.

Yorkshire dialect and white rose design by Yorkshire Stuff. In Yorkshire a maungy cow is someone miserable.

Gi ore Broad Yorkshire and Sheffield Dialect is an English phrase which means give over, stop it or leave me alone: Is someone is complaining, making an unnecessary fuss, or bothering you and do you want them to Gi'ore? Ideal for anyone with a broad tyke accent. Do you have a Yorkshire dialect, does tha speyk Broad Yorkshire, Tyke? Spoken by Yorkshire lads and Yorkshire lasses in Leeds, Sheffield, and Doncaster through Barnsley and as far as Holmfirth. The Barnsley area is most pronounced and strongest accent ABOUT THE ART © ‎05 ‎March ‎2023, ‏‎17:08:59 Tracey Harrington-Simpson

SLEEKIT, a Scots language word which basically means sly or sneaky. Also available in black text.

We all know how important translation is and how it helped knowledge spread through the whole planet. This design will make a great gift for any translator around.

Yorkshire dialect and white rose design by Yorkshire Stuff.

Keep Thi Sen Calm Thas From Yorkshire Quote is a Yorkshire Day design ideal for any Yorkshire lad or Yorkshire lass with sense of regional identity and beams with pride at the stereotypes that come with being from Gods own county Ideal for Yorkshire Day! Yorkshire Day is a yearly celebration on 1 August to promote the historic county of Yorkshire, England. Ideal for Lord Mayors through public figures attending receptions or thanksgiving services. Ideal for parades and parties! ABOUT THE ART © ‎‎19 ‎June ‎2023, ‏‎15:29:13 14 ‎November ‎2019, ‏‎19:23:25 Tracey Harrington-Simpson

Yorkshire dialect Ey Up with white rose perfect for showing your Yorkshire pride, designed by Yorkshire Stuff.

Yorkshire dialect and white rose design by Yorkshire Stuff. Fine Fettle in white text above a stylised Yorkshire rose.

Designed for Yorkshire folk by Zoe at Yorkshire Stuff, reads: See all, 'ear all, say nowt. Eat all, sup all, pay nowt. An' if thee ivver does owt fer nowt, do it fer thissen. Mardy 'Ow much! Fine fettle There's nowt so queer as folk. 'Appy as a pig in muck Daft apeth Flippin' 'eck Where there's much there's brass Fair to middlin Well, I'll go to t' foot of our stairs! Ey up Frame thissen Now then 'Od thi osses 'Ow do Put t' wood in t'oil Ah'll tell thi that fer nowt Was tha born in a barn? Barmpot Willy Eckerslike Appens as mebbe It'll be reyt Ee by gum Sithee Tha can allus tell a Yorkshireman, but tha can't tell 'im much.

A favourite saying from Bristol, Uk, meaning Lovely.

DINNA FASH LAD a Scots language phrase, which means don’t worry lad. Also available in black text.

For when you're not just chuffed, but proper chuffed. Yorkshire dialect and white rose design by Yorkshire Stuff..

Philly dialect at its best.

YER BUM'S OOT THE WINDAE, a Scots language phrase, which means you’re talking rubbish. Also available in black text.

Keep Thi Sen Calm It'll Be Reyt is a design in Broad Yorkshire or Tyke dialect. A Yorkshire Day and Bank Holiday must have for any Yorkshireman or Yorkshire lass that needs reassurance that things will work out okay: if its not right it is not the end. . ABOUT THE ART ©‎ ‎08 ‎June ‎2016, ‏‎10:18:57 Tracey Harrington Simpson

Yorkshire dialect Ta Luv, bright colourful design with a white rose.

YER JAIKET’S OAN A SHOOGLY PEG (your jacket is on a wobbly peg) a Scots language phrase, which means watch your step, your pushing your luck! Also available in black text.