Heraldic Baseball T-Shirts

Clan Keith crest badge surrounded by a strap and buckle.

Clan MacMillan crest badge surrounded by a strap and buckle.

Symbols of Scotland, the Cross of Saint Andrew's with the Scottish royal lion overlaid on top of the cross. Together they are Scotland Forever. In heraldry it would be blazoned as: azure, a saltire argent overall a lion rampant gules armed and langued azure.

Clan MacBeth crest badge surrounded by a strap and buckle.

Sleeping heraldic lion, or dormant lion in heraldry terms.

Clan Bruce crest badge surrounded by a strap and buckle. A lion statant with tail extended. Motto: Fuimus (We have been).

The Tudor Rose, with it's iconic Red and White Petals and Green Leaves, is one of the most recognized of royal emblems. Adapted by Henry VII, the first Tudor King, and popularized by Henry VIII.

I fancied drawing something a little bit heraldry-ish. And unicorns were cool before they were cool. Oh, the things I'd do if I, too, could stab people with my head XD Original rendered in pen, ink and paint markers.

Griffin..Digital elaboration by Bulgan Lumini based on a medieval etching of Martin Schongauer.

Medieval knightly print with helmet and crossed swords. Viking mascot.

Original Norwood Crest. Heraldry of Stephen de Northwode 1165 - 1231. Norwoodddesigns.com

Clan Fraser of Lovat crest badge surrounded by a strap and buckle.

Campbell crest badge surrounded by a strap and buckle.

A proud specimen of double-headed eagle, stright out of the middle ages. Medieval, sharp-looking both East and West, as true Emperor of heraldic birds should. Now you can give him home he's looking for so eagerly. He can guard your mug, phone, clothing or important papers, while giving them most regal look. He doesn't mind, because he loves you - as good Emperor should.

Clan Anderson crest badge surrounded by a strap and buckle.

Lisbon Logo-Portugal-Lisboa Cidade-Eroded

A terrible Dragon and his treasures.

Inspired by heraldic imagery. A stylized unrestrained lion

A heraldic cutie.

Silhouette illustration of a jaguar. Emblem design

Inspired by heraldic imagery. A stylized unrestrained lion

A garden hare. An onion, a carrot and matches. One for the beast, one for the master.

Cross of a little known order of hospitallers and knights from the Middle Ages. Why should you be interested in it then? The Lazarites were not only engaged in a fight for the Holy Land - their main mission was to take care of the lepers in the hospital in Jerusalem. The unusual thing is that the lepers were, at the time, feared like the fire itself, and few were willing to look after those unfortunates, in fear of being infected. The Order of the Lazarites looked after them nevertheless, spreading knowledge about isolation of infectious diseases in Europe and giving rise to the word lazaretto, while also contributing to the development of modern, by the standards of those times, hospital facilities. A big achievement, and the green cross.

Fleur de lis classic motif pattern pink and yellow

Silhouette illustration of a lioness. Emblem design

Eulogized as the “best knight that ever lived”, William Marshal was an epitome of a medieval warrior. His colourful life was full of tournaments, adventures, fights and court intrigues, as he began his journey as a humble knight-errant, later turned into a leader of his own jousting team, and then into one of most revered nobles in England, who understood that self-restraint and generosity were the cornerstones of a good ruler. Thanks to him king John signed the Magna Charta, which paved a way to more stable and reliable rule over English kingdom. Truly, a tale to astonish.

Antique tapestry woven in Brussels around 1500 .Green floral swirls flowers with a Princess and unicorn ,digital elaboration and design by Bulgan Lumini .

Eulogized as the “best knight that ever lived”, William Marshal was an epitome of a medieval warrior. His colourful life was full of tournaments, adventures, fights and court intrigues, as he began his journey as a humble knight-errant, later turned into a leader of his own jousting team, and then into one of most revered nobles in England, who understood that self-restraint and generosity were the cornerstones of a good ruler. Thanks to him king John signed the Magna Charta, which paved a way to more stable and reliable rule over English kingdom. Truly, a tale to astonish.

The cadejo prowl the blade fields, eager to harvest among the sunflower sentinels.