New Lucky Long Sleeve T-Shirts

Chinese New Year – Year of the Ox

Chinese New Year – Year of the Ox

The character Fú meaning "fortune" or "good luck" is represented both as a Chinese ideograph, but also at times pictorially, in one of its homophonous forms. Adding English "good luck" in it makes it twice the fortune!

Chinese New Year – Year of the Ox

Chinese New Year – Year of the Ox

Chinese New Year – Year of the Ox

Leprechauns Made Me Do It. This Leprechaun Gnome is decked out for St Patrick's Day. St. Patty's Day revelers, proud Irish and other men, women and children will love this design.

Chinese New Year – Year of the Ox

maneki tiger

Happy Lunar New Year! 2019 is the year of the Earth Pig :)

Chinese New Year

2018 chinese year of the dog!

The gold Chinese lucky text fu meanings is good luck has come for celebration or new year concept

Bring in the Lunar New Year with the cutest dragon in town!

Chinese New Year

Traditional Chinese Lion Dance which is believed to bring prosperity and good fortune.

Traditional Chinese Lion Dance which is believed to bring prosperity and good fortune.

Ernest Hemingway quote: “Every day is a new day. It is better to be lucky. But I would rather be exact. Then when luck comes you are ready.

TRAIN HARD, GET LUCKY

Chinese New Year – Year of the Ox

All items in my shop except for t-shirts can be customised to your colour of choice even if it’s not shown, just message me your request BEFORE you place your order. Names or slogans can also be added at no extra charge. Please keep in mind that t-shirt sizes run small except for the women’s relaxed fit which runs big!

Chinese New Year – Year of the Ox

Unlucky t-shirt. Buy now!

Chinatown lanterns and Pagoda

Don't Wish It Was Easier, Wish You Were Tougher

Looking At My Wife I Think Damn She Is A Lucky Woman

Looking at my wife i think damn she is a lucky woman

Looking at my wife i think damn she is a lucky woman

Fingers crossed hand for good luck people who believe in it

Get dressed for your New Year Party with this amazing Chinese Zodiac design with one of the beautiful lucky animal charaters like Rat, Ox, Tiger, Rabbit, Dragon, Snake, Horse, Goat, Monkey, Rooster, Dog or Pig.

February 2018 begins the Year of the Dog according to the calendar of the Asian zodiac. Every year is represented by a lucky animal and begins with the new moon. A dog silhouette in a circle graphic design. Wear to lunar new year parade, Spring festival fireworks show or China cultural celebration. Great gift to wish family and friends good fortune, wealth and happiness. Happy Chinese New Year!

Wish us luck in 2021

1970s poster image

From a 1979 UK concert advert