Sikh Hoodies

A fun-loving guy is someone who thoroughly enjoys life and encourages others to join in on the fun. He is known for his contagious laughter, carefree attitude, and adventurous nature. This guy always has a smile on his face and is constantly seeking new experiences and exciting activities to try. He is the life of the party, always the first one on the dance floor and the one who initiates spontaneous trips or outings with friends. This guy radiates positive energy and has a natural ability to make people feel comfortable and entertained in his presence. He is the go-to person when you need a pick-me-up or want to do something out of the ordinary. Check out our more Punjabi T-shirts design at PUNJABISTYL Store

Thand bohat aa means It is very cold, punjabi funny tagline Check out our more Punjabi T-shirts design at PUNJABISTYL Store

A Desi Punjab design for all the Punjabi especially sikh living abroad

A Desi love Punjab design for all the Punjabi especially sikh living abroad. Including little ik onkar touch.

Besharam a desi slang of india and punjab. many indian and punjabi people use this word.

Play on words regarding atheism and lent.

Nirbhau means fearless, the One who fears none. Nirvaer means without enmity, without hate. The One who treats all equal. Check out our more Punjabi T-shirts design at PUNJABISTYL Store

Traditional Punjab

This AP Dhillon Design is made for ap dhillon fans . anyone can buy it . If you love AP dhillon this is for You. It can also be given as a Gift to your friends and family members.

Decorative gold Ek Onkar / Ik Onkar symbol

GABRU

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Bapu Tere Karke

Sarbhat dah phalla or Sarbat da bhala is a Punjabi term which means "welfare of all" "may everyone be blessed" or "may good come to all". Check out our more Punjabi T-shirts design at PUNJABISTYL Store

Keep calm and Jap Naam, Waheguru

Justice for beant kaur and Lovepreet spread after the case of Lovepreet and Beant kaur. We hope that Justice will be served in this Punjabi Sikh NRI Case.

Aaja Mexico chaliye. A punjabi song’s art

SHOUNKi SARDAR - PRO PERSON,EXPERT

Inhale Sabar, Exhale Shukar: This tee embodies the serene wisdom of patience and gratitude. Breathe in patience, exhale gratitude—wear the calm within. 🍃🙏 #InhaleExhale #SabarShukar

Justice for LovePreet and Beant kaur spread after the case of Lovepreet and Beant kaur. We hope that Justice will be served in all the Punjabi Sikh NRI Cases.

Decorative Ek Onkar / Ik Onkar embossed on gold

A Unique khalsa design for all my Punjabi Sikh Brothers.

A Unique khalsa design for all my Punjabi Sikh Brothers. A yellow colored design is inspired by nishan sahib which is in punjabi.

Local punjabi slang of punjab.

This man knows his colours.

AP Dhillon - Desi Rapper - Brown Munde

KARAN AUJLA artwork painted and designed by SAN ART STUDIO. A popular punjabi singer.

The two words 'Sant' and 'Sipahi' can be translated as Sant is used to refer to a wise, knowledgeable, and Dharmic person or a "person with knowledge of God"

"Powerful Beats, Mighty Machines: Sidhu Moose Wala and the 5911 Tractor" T-shirt design celebrates the dynamic collaboration between the Punjabi music icon Sidhu Moose Wala and the iconic 5911 tractor. This unique design showcases the synergy between the pulsating beats of Sidhu Moose Wala's music and the sheer strength of the 5911 tractor. It symbolizes the union of artistry and agricultural prowess, making it a statement piece for fans who appreciate both Sidhu Moose Wala's musical genius and the indispensable role of farming machinery.

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Khanda

The Harmandir Sahib, also known as the Golden Temple, in India’s Punjab region is one of the most revered spiritual sites in Sikhism. The temple - which is also known as Darbar Sahib - is in the city of Amritsar which was founded in 1577 by the fourth Sikh guru, Guru Ram Das with the fifth, Guru Arjan designing the temple. The temple started to be built in 1581 with the first version of the temple taking eight years. After it had been built Guru Arjan installed the Adi Granth, the holy scripture of Sikhism, inside. The Adi Granth, is regarded by Sikhs as the final, sovereign, and eternal living Guru following the lineage of the ten human Gurus. The temple is a ‘gurdwara’ in punjabi, meaning “door to the guru” where people of all fai...

Village life in Punjab

PUNJAB HEROES - PUNJABI SOORME PUNJAB - the LAND OF FIVE RIVERS PUNJAB is a state in northern India. Check out our more Punjabi design at PUNJABISTYL Store

The Harmandir Sahib, also known as the Golden Temple, in India’s Punjab region is one of the most revered spiritual sites in Sikhism. The temple - which is also known as Darbar Sahib - is in the city of Amritsar which was founded in 1577 by the fourth Sikh guru, Guru Ram Das with the fifth, Guru Arjan designing the temple. The temple started to be built in 1581 with the first version of the temple taking eight years. After it had been built Guru Arjan installed the Adi Granth, the holy scripture of Sikhism, inside. The Adi Granth, is regarded by Sikhs as the final, sovereign, and eternal living Guru following the lineage of the ten human Gurus. The temple is a ‘gurdwara’ in punjabi, meaning “door to the guru” where people of all fai...

The Harmandir Sahib, also known as the Golden Temple, in India’s Punjab region is one of the most revered spiritual sites in Sikhism. The temple - which is also known as Darbar Sahib - is in the city of Amritsar which was founded in 1577 by the fourth Sikh guru, Guru Ram Das with the fifth, Guru Arjan designing the temple. The temple started to be built in 1581 with the first version of the temple taking eight years. After it had been built Guru Arjan installed the Adi Granth, the holy scripture of Sikhism, inside. The Adi Granth, is regarded by Sikhs as the final, sovereign, and eternal living Guru following the lineage of the ten human Gurus. The temple is a ‘gurdwara’ in punjabi, meaning “door to the guru” where people of all fai...