Singlish Long Sleeve T-Shirts

The perfect gift for Singaporean eighties kids, ah bengs and console game lovers

"Kiasu" is a Singlish expression referring to someone who is fiercely competitive. Singlish is a mashup of English, Malay and various Chinese dialects that is a core part of Singaporean identity.

"Boleh lah!" is a Singlish expression that something is possible or can be done. Singlish is a mashup of English, Malay and various Chinese dialects that is a core part of Singaporean identity.

"Aiyoh" is a Singlish expression of surprise or annoyance. Singlish is a mashup of English, Malay and various Chinese dialects that is a core part of Singaporean identity.

"Alamak!" is a Singlish expression of shock or surprise. Singlish is a mashup of English, Malay and various Chinese dialects that is a core part of Singaporean identity.

"Blur Like Sotong" is a Singlish expression referring to someone who confused or slow to understand something. Singlish is a mashup of English, Malay and various Chinese dialects that is a core part of Singaporean identity.

"Why You so Blur Like Sotong" is a Singlish expression referring to someone who confused or slow to understand something. Singlish is a mashup of English, Malay and various Chinese dialects that is a core part of Singaporean identity.

"Shiok!" is a Singlish, an unique Singapore slang that is commonly used by Singaporean. It means delicious, fantastic, and tasty - often used when eating nice food or drink. This is a perfect gift for a person who likes funny quote and kawaii design

"CAN BO?" and "CAN LAH!" are Singlish, an unique Singapore slang that is commonly used by Singaporean. "CAN BO?" means can or not?, and "CAN LAH!" means okay. This is a perfect gift for a person who likes funny quotes and kawaii design.

Local Singapura Slang

"Shiok!" is a Singlish, an unique Singapore slang that is commonly used by Singaporean. It means delicious, fantastic, and tasty - often used when eating nice food or drink.

"Shiok!" is a Singlish, an unique Singapore slang that is commonly used by Singaporean. It means delicious, fantastic, and tasty - often used when eating nice food or drink. This is a perfect gift for a person who likes funny quote and kawaii design.

"Shiok!" is a Singlish, an unique Singapore slang that is commonly used by Singaporean. It means delicious, fantastic, and tasty - often used when eating nice food or drink. This is a perfect gift for a person who likes funny quote and kawaii design

Sai Kang Warrior - the fella tasked to do all the miscellaneous job that nobody wants to do!

"Can meh?" is a Singlish, it means can or not?. An unique Singapore slang that is commonly used by Singaporean. This is a perfect gift for a person who likes funny quote and kawaii design.

"Can meh?" is a Singlish, it means can or not?. An unique Singapore slang that is commonly used by Singaporean. This is a perfect gift for a person who likes funny quote and kawaii design.

"Can meh?" is a Singlish, it means can or not?. An unique Singapore slang that is commonly used by Singaporean. This is a perfect gift for a person who likes funny quote and kawaii design.

Pray for Singapore for peace and no war with the symbol of butterfly moth to represent hope and support for Singapore people. Celebrate Singapore Independence Day proudly with butterfly pride. This butterfly is beautiful for celebrating the easter resurrection day for christians.

unti, wan orlengjooupsai plees tank yew.

Luggage tag, Singapore.

Surrounded by stupid people?

This humorous design features a friendly squid. Squid are some of the most intelligent creatures in the sea, along with the octopus. This is great for anyone who studies sea life and cephalopods in the ocean or who want to protect them.

"Can meh?" is a Singlish, it means can or not?. An unique Singapore slang that is commonly used by Singaporean. This is a perfect gift for a person who likes funny quote and kawaii design.

Sai Kang Warrior To The Rescue!!! One of my best selling design over at my pushcart in Singapore. Sai Kang Warrior is the person tasked to do all the odd jobs that others don't wanna do. Poor thing.. ^^"

Singapore landmarks silhouette

Be Professional. Don't Carry Balls. Don't Bootlick. Carry Balls / Angkat Bola: A local term often used in Singapore and Malaysia to refer to people who curry favour, the bootlickers, the apple polishers. This person would always be flattering the boss/managers/authorities, often with no sense of shame or self respect, in order to get into their good books. I'm quite sure we all have colleagues who're expert at this. I can't stand bootlickers, especially those who'd put down their colleagues just to appear better in their boss's eyes.

Slack right? SAF national service Pes C boys, wear this with pride!

buy buy buy don't wait anymore, when you see something that you just gotta have now

Don't Carry Balls Lah~ Be Professional. Don't Bootlick. Carry Balls / Angkat Bola: A local term often used in Singapore and Malaysia to refer to people who curry favour, the bootlickers, the apple polishers. This person would always be flattering the boss/managers/authorities, often with no sense of shame or self respect, in order to get into their good books. I'm quite sure we all have colleagues who're expert at this. I can't stand bootlickers, especially those who'd put down their colleagues just to appear better in their boss's eyes.

Malay slang