Shriner Kids T-Shirts

High quality T-Shirt, Long Sleeve Shirts and Hoodies with SHRINER Emblem. Buy now before we are sold out!

Words & images put together specifically for the pretty Lady what Loves her Shriner. I've made this available as February 14 draws near, but the T-Shirts and items this is on can be enjoyed year round.

Being fond of mid 20th Century Tiki culture it was just a matter of time before I created a Tiki artwork... and did slight variations with it. Each variation make it an even more fun image to those tikiphiles for whom it was created..

A smiling Shriner Emblem with a fun message announcing, "It's Shrine O'Clock Somewhere".

Rajah Shriners wear fez's and help the less fortunate.

An older and unused name for a large fraternal organization

Lovable Shrine Clown

Playing with a Shriner emblem in a digital filter, I found the resulting "bubble" look really attractive... and think others will too.

I created this image via playing with colors on an image and superimposing it on a table place mat (of all things)

I've met the Mandarin. Have you?

It’s Cthulhu, in a Fez!

Society Logo

Using my "It's Fez O'Clock Somewhere" original saying along with my original artwork of a Clyde the Camel portrait, I've created a graphic that is sure to prove a fun one for Shriners all over the world.

My second masonic design, and the one I'm most proud of. The phrase "From your nerveless grasp shall drop forever, the working tools of life" is an excerpt from a solemn and moving ceremony in masonry. I wanted something a little different with this design, something more than just the standard square and compass. I feel as I have succeeded, and I hope you or your loved ones thoroughly enjoy this design.

The artwork I designed for the Hendricks County (Indiana) Shrine Club of Murat Shriners. HCSC has a pirate theme and plunders trophies as they participate in parades in their Phantom Fez pirate ship float.

Join the fun with this weird-oh monkey!

The Shriner skull & crossed scimitars of the Hendricks County (Indiana) Shrine Club in a black oval.

A fun combination of a Shriner Pirate Flag coupled with a Mark Twain pirate quote... on wood from Bonita Bill's, Ft. Myers, Florida.

Original Edit of Grant Wood painting in Public Domain