Frontline T-Shirts
Description: Frontline Records was a Christian rock record label, founded in 1986 by James Kempner in Santa Ana, California. The label focused primarily on modern rock, rap, dance-pop and hip-hop. The label closed in the early 1990s, and then resurfaced in 2010 to digitally re-release its music catalog (including related labels).
Description: Bold distressed typography design featuring a clinical stethoscope, EKG heartbeat line, and the medical caduceus emblem on a Star of Life badge with ribbon banner scrolls. Powerful tribute artwork for emergency department nurses, trauma doctors, paramedics, and frontline hospital staff.
Description: Was there ever a person better suited at the job of Covid Mask Enforcement than Jason Vorhees. Being a front line worker myself and having to wear my mask in a hot kitchen, I the design appropriate for how we feel when someone comes in without a mask on.
Description: A circular emblem with white text on a black background. The top half features a portion of the United States flag with stars. The center contains a white rectangle with the bold black text 'ESSENTIAL'. The bottom half has red and white stripes. The words 'FRONTLINE' and 'AMERICAN WORKER' arc around the emblem.
Description: This design features white text on a black background. The top reads "FRONTLINE WARRIOR" in large capital letters. Below this, a graphic depicts a heart-shaped electrocardiogram with "2020" inside the heart, connected to a stethoscope. The bottom line reads "HEALTHCARE WORKER" in large capital letters.
Description: Te ano ball game (island sport). Fatele dance energy (community groove). Funafuti lagoon dreamer (turquoise ring). Tuvalu mo te atua (national motto). Eight islands standing (nine actually). Vaka canoe spirit (traditional sail). Coconut palm life (tree of life). Funafuti conservation area (reef refuge). Sinking paradise (climate truth). Talofa Tuvalu (hello love).
Description: Te ano ball game (island sport). Fatele dance energy (community groove). Funafuti lagoon dreamer (turquoise ring). Tuvalu mo te atua (national motto). Eight islands standing (nine actually). Vaka canoe spirit (traditional sail). Coconut palm life (tree of life). Funafuti conservation area (reef refuge). Sinking paradise (climate truth). Talofa Tuvalu (hello love).
Description: A bold and playful retro-inspired design featuring a colorful sombrero above the phrase “Nacho Average Public Health Worker.” Bright yellow, turquoise, red, and orange typography creates a fun, high-contrast look on a dark background—perfect for public health professionals with a sense of humor.
