Myanmar T-Shirts

Immalay (little sister) is captured here with everlasting gaze, enjoying the beauty of nature and occasionally the humidity that Yangon provides. Oh well, suck it up and pose.

Inspired by the national flowers of Myanmar, Padauk is also known as rosewood in English!

This was inspired by events in Myanmar during the revolution

Come you back to Mandalay where the old flotilla lay, can't ya hear their paddles chunkin' from Rangoon to Mandalay? Revisit the yesteryears of travel with this logo inspired by vintage hotel luggage labels.

Travel souvenirs showcasing an iconic view of Yangon.

I created this in solidarity with my friends Ukraine.

Trendy colorful cartoon like illustrated map of the country India in Asia

Oh you're fancy? Yes I am. That's because this is some fancy rice from the land of a thousand pagodas. Inspired by the yesteryears of colonial Burma.

Low-poly tribute to global political activism.

Made in Myanmar. Purveyor of Yesteryears.

Illustrated map from the country India in orange

Inspired by the real life Victorian-style Gentlemen's club founded in 1871 during the British colonisation of Burma. The building was built in 1880 and was visited by Rudyard Kipling and Paul Theroux. The building is now recognised as one of the heritage sites of Yangon.

Get it quick, get it fast, get it while it's hot. Always original & fresh Mohinga is a fish based noodle soup, a popular and traditional meal that represents Myanmar's cuisine.

Stand out with our "Retro Faith Trendsetter Tee" featuring Adoniram Judson rocking modern shades. This shirt marries historical flair with a humorous twist, perfect for those who like their faith served with a side of fun.

What is life without mohinga? I want to have it in the morning. I want to have it for lunch. I want to have it at tea-time and I certainly would like to have it before I go to bed. And it's the best after a night out or the next morning with hangover. Coriander is controversial but nobody say no to the crackers.

Get your Burmese friend a burmese gift.

Gift for Burmese From Myanmar

Pattern inspired by Karen tribe patterns inside an outline of the country.

Two is better than one