Gtmo Merch

Description: Stylized banana rat head encircled with GUANTANAMO BAY, CUBA

Description: A sailboat sails in the bay at Guantanamo Bay. Coconut trees frame the scene with Guantanamo Bay lettering on a banner below. Below that tropical fish bookend the phrase "Pearl of the Caribbean." Truly GTMO is the most beautiful pearl of an island!

Description: This classic crew-neck tee carries a vintage, military-inspired graphic that feels lived-in and honest. The soft, midweight cotton drapes comfortably and holds its shape, while the distressed print adds character—like a worn patch from a long road trip or a faded souvenir from a far-off posting

Description: This tee carries a sun-washed, vintage travel-poster print that feels like a postcard from the tropics. The detailed front artwork layers palm-lined beaches, boats, insignia and local scenes into a single storytelling panel — worn it reads like a small atlas of island life.

Description: Guantanamo Bay Waterboarding Club at Sunset

Description: This lightweight cotton tee carries a vintage-adventure vibe — a soft white canvas with a small chest logo and a larger, postcard-style iguana scene on the back. It reads like a souvenir from a sun-warmed coastal road trip: faded travel colors, distressed edges, and a retro typography that feels lived-in.

Description: Okay, so it's fictional, so what! It's still fun! This design features a compass rose encircled with "Club GTMO" above. Even if you never lived in Gitmo you would look cool wearing this t-shirt - and it makes a unique gift as well!

Description: Design using the nautical flags to spell out GTMO.

Description: This vintage-inspired tee brings sun-warmed travel posters to everyday wear. The soft, midweight cotton holds bright, detailed prints so the retro tropical artwork reads like a story on your chest — palm fronds, ocean swells, and a weathered poster texture that feels lived-in from the first wear.

Description: Were you ever stationed in Guantanamo Bay, Cuba? Were you ever a dependent (spouse or child) who lived on Gitmo? Did you ever live and work at GTMO as a civilian? If your answer is yes to any of these questions then this is the design for you!