Jane Austen T-Shirts

A page from Pride and Prejudice with Elizabeth Bennet swinging, deep in thought.

Decadent and feminine, this collection of regency style designs for the girl living an opulent, coquettish life.

A perfect chocolate box cottage core water color of a Cotswold stone cottage with robin’s egg blue door, green hedges, and purple wisteria. A painting of Longbourn House where Mr. Darcy and Miss Elizabeth Bennet spent time together.

A vintage design for the fancy novel readers among us.

pride and prejudice 2005

Swoon...

A shirt for my fellow Jane Austen lovers!

Pride and Purr-judice? Featuring the famous scene in Jane Austen's Pride and Prejudice in which Elizabeth Bennet accidentally runs into Mr Darcy at his home, Pemberley. How awkward. Also both Lizzie and Mr Darcy are cats.

The Guildhall's history can be traced back as far as the Stuart period. Civil marriage and partnership ceremonies take place in the main Council Chamber

A young woman Mrs. Bennet from Pride and Prejudice in an alternate fairy history wearing regency lace Witch and the Fox She saw him. She was very certain that it was him. It had been her express intention when seeding the flower beds with foxglove seeds. His fur turned every shade of sunset. The ends of his tail bristled in diamonds. Reginald the fox, was very aware he was a handsome and graceful creature. The king of the southern forest sat and examined them, her and Rose. Without giving them the slightest indication if they met with his approval, he turned and wove back through the meadows towards the tall darkness of the forest. "Will he wear the foxgloves as gloves, Celia?" "Only if he is of the most noble and fashionable...

Tiny pieces of assemblage art to decorate your memoirs.

“If a book is well written, I always find it too short” – Jane Austen

Funny vintage cat shirt !

Pride and Prejudice is one of my favorite books, and I love this quote from Lady Catherine it strikes at my soul for the heroine. She is a strong female that not will be persuaded by a woman who is technically her superior in age and society. Well behaved women rarely make history

Ten thousand!

Fancy Mr Darcy in a top hat with script text from Pride and Prejudice as a background

One of the most recognizable covers, the 1894 Peacock edition designed by Hugh Thomson, is also one of the most beautiful covers for Jane Austen's "Pride and Prejudice."

If you are a fan of Jane Austen's books, this tee is perfect for you. Wear it proudly to show your love for Pride and Prejudice! It also makes a great gift for any book lover! Featuring the quote "Distance is nothing when one has a motive" and a beautiful, vintage nature image of a boat and a fisher, this shirt is also perfect for anyone in a long distance relationship. A beautiful and romantic message for when you miss your loved one!

Emily Dickinson - modified by pelagioAM

Fashion looks from 1795ish, tinted in perfectly fashionable primrose. These garments were originally sketched for key characters from Jane Austen's early epistolary novel, "Lady Susan" -- if you're a fan, see if you can figure out who's who!

Mr. Darcy relatable quote!

“No, I prefer to be unsociable and taciturn. Makes it all so much more enjoyable, don’t you think?” — Elizabeth Bennet

What are men to rocks and mountains: a great and inspirational Jane Austen quote from Pride and Prejudice.

Obstinate, headstrong girl! The infamous Jane Austen quote from Pride and Prejudice. White text version.

Stop and smell the pages ... see my profile for more bookish designs (including this one in other colours).

Cute kawaii character illustrations of Jane Austen's Pride and Prejudice.

Dance like it's a private ball and he has ten thousand a year - what better reason is there?

Now you can sport Becca's favorite catch phrase along with a beautiful sketch of our logo by the amazing Jess Petino!

Infested Notice from Pride and Prejudice and Zombies

“Seldom, Very Seldom, Does Complete Truth Belong To Any Human Disclosure; Seldom Can It Happen That Something Is Not A Little Disguised or A Little Mistaken.” - Jane Austen, Emma (White)

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Come sample the delights of Sanditon

It is a truth universally acknowledged, that a single man in possession of a good fortune, must be in want of a wife...

Regency cat

A stunning Gold Wing motorbike parked during a lockdown in front of the Guild Hall, Bath. One of Jane Austens's old stomping grounds. Sadly she missed this particular pleasure.