Hard Luck T-Shirts
Description: Empowering student motivation for test day. This design features You Got This! Don't Stress Rock The Test Believe In You Do Your Best You Can Do This Testday. Perfect encouragement for students, test takers, and exam success.
You Got This! You Can Do This Test Day Student Motivation Exam Support T-Shirt
by QUEST QUALITY QUARTERS
$24
Description: Featuring the inspirational Japanese word Ganbatte, translated as “do your best” or “fight,” written in red vertical kanji characters. It's an inspiring gift idea for fans of Asian writing/calligraphy and culture, students and teachers of martial arts, Buddhism, Zen, philosophy and Eastern thought, and those who could use some encouragement and cheering on. Also makes for a motivational message to sport at school, the office, the sports field, and the gym during a tough workout.
Description: Featuring the inspirational Japanese word Ganbatte, translated as “do your best” or “fight,” written in white horizontal kanji characters. It's an inspiring gift idea for fans of Asian writing/calligraphy and culture, students and teachers of martial arts, Buddhism, Zen, philosophy and Eastern thought, and those who could use some encouragement and cheering on. Also makes for a motivational message to sport at school, the office, the sports field, and the gym during a tough workout.
White Ganbatte (Japanese for Do Your Best in white horizontal kanji) T-Shirt
by The Good Picture
$24
Description: From the neon backstreet bodegas of NYC’s little Tokyo underworld, Metal Maneki roared into life (or maybe it was a gravelly meow). Struck by the mystic rumble of metal, these once mere good luck charms now rock the heavens above. Forging decibels righteous enough to make the scariest Kaiju afraid.
Description: From the neon backstreet bodegas of NYC’s little Tokyo underworld, Metal Maneki roared into life (or maybe it was a gravelly meow). Struck by the mystic rumble of metal, these once mere good luck charms now rock the heavens above. Forging decibels righteous enough to make the scariest Kaiju afraid.
Description: From the neon backstreet bodegas of NYC’s little Tokyo underworld, Metal Maneki roared into life (or maybe it was a gravelly meow). Struck by the mystic rumble of metal, these once mere good luck charms now rock the heavens above. Forging decibels righteous enough to make the scariest Kaiju afraid.
