Scottish Language Hoodies

YER ARSE IN PARSLEY, a Scots language phrase, which means you’re talking nonsense. Also available in white text.

Show the world you're proud to be the husband of a braw Scottish woman.

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 black text.

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

Show the world you're proud to be the wife of a braw Scottish woman.

YER ARSE IN PARSLEY, a Scots language phrase, which means you’re talking nonsense. Also available in black text.

Show the world you're proud to be the husband of a braw Scottish man.

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

Whether talking about the person, the place or weather - cho àlainn is all about how lovely or beautiful it is - in Scots ghaidhlig or Scottish Gaelic language.

dreich - a brilliant Scottish word for damp, miserable days - in a bright, psychedelic design. Wear it with pride and learn to speak Scottish!

Show the world you're proud to be the wife of a braw Scottish man.

Scottish Gaelic design showing the Scottish flag (saltire). Tha Gaidlig Agam means I Have Gaelic or I can speak Gaelic.

'Bob's your uncle' is an exclamation that is used when 'everything is alright' and the simple means of obtaining the successful result is explained.

This design features the first verse of the traditional Scots children's song/rhyme OH YE CANNY SHOVE YER GRANNIE AFF A BUS. An original design made by MacPean.

UR YE ASKIN?, a Scots language phrase, which means are you asking. A wee exchange from the dance halls of Glasgow, which went a bit like this 'Ur ye dancin'? 'Ur ye askin'? 'Am askin'! 'Then am dancin'! Also available in white text. UR YE DANCIN? merch available too.

Someone's ripped your knitting the day. Let the world know in the Scottish language.

MADE IN GLESGA (made in Glasgow). Also available in black text.

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.

Victorian lady who is ragin-quietly while drinking tea!

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

Yer Bums Oot The Windae- but with a black background

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

When you're feeling gallus, tell the world!

A funny Scottish design in a retro font. Be cool, groovy and gallus.

For those days when your brain just doesn't seem to work properly.

Studying Scottish Gaelic? Math fhèin!! Excellent in Gaidhlig. A fun design for language learners and lovers of Scotland everywhere.

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DID YE, AYE?, a sarcastic Scots language phrase, which basically means you’re talking rubbish. Also available in black text.

Tell the world you're dating with this fun Scottish design.

'Bob's your uncle' is an exclamation that is used when 'everything is alright' and the simple means of obtaining the successful result is explained.

Gaelic is fun isn't it? For anyone who speaks it or who is learning the Scottish language of Gàidhlig in Scotland or abroad, enjoy this one.

DID YE, AYE?, a sarcastic Scots language phrase, which basically means you’re talking rubbish. Also available in white text.

UR YE DANCIN, a Scots language phrase, which means are you dancing. A wee exchange from the dance halls of Glasgow, which went a bit like this 'Ur ye dancin'? 'Ur ye askin'? 'Am askin'! 'Then am dancin'! Also available in black text.

Math fhèin is an exclamation of excellence in Scots Gaidhlig. So if you love to say things are excellent or simply love Scotland and its special language then this is for you.

Whoaft. Having a mad day? Keep the heid with this fun design.

UR YE ASKIN?, a Scots language phrase, which means are you asking. A wee exchange from the dance halls of Glasgow, which went a bit like this 'Ur ye dancin'? 'Ur ye askin'? 'Am askin'! 'Then am dancin'! Also available in black text. UR YE DANCIN? merch available too.