THE FALL EDIT / 2026
A curated collection of fall color, original designs, and ideas to spark your imagination.
The Fall Edit is our seasonal collection of color, design, and creative inspiration, built around seven fall shades we’re especially excited about right now.
Some are earthy. Some moodier. Some a little unexpected. All of them were chosen because they look good, feel wearable, and open up great possibilities for original designs or ideas of your own.
Shop the designs we made for the season, explore the colors, or use the whole thing as a starting point for something completely personal.
Because sometimes all you need is one good color and one good idea.
Familiar enough to feel like fall. Fresh enough for new ideas.
Seven starting points. No rules about where you take them.
Ten new designs, made for this season. Shop them as-is, or use the colors as inspiration for something of your own.
Shop all ten designs ↗Every color is a blank canvas. Here are a few ideas to get your imagination going.
Create something yours ↗
That thing your friend said at dinner? Still funny. Still deserves a shirt.
IDEA NO. 01 / AN INSIDE JOKE
Different shirts. Different stories. Yours is next.A shirt color is just the beginning. Pick an ink palette, play with the contrast, and see where an idea takes you.
Quietly grounded, infinitely interesting. Try soft ivory type, gold accents, or a surprising touch of lavender.
As seen on Lunar Drift ↗A little moody, a little playful. Perfect for dreamy details or something wonderfully unexpected.
As seen on Good Times ↗Deep and expressive, with room to surprise. Chartreuse makes it electric; ivory keeps things understated.
As seen on Plant Frequency ↗There's a whole lot more where that came from.
Explore the full Color Studio ↗Sometimes a color combination is the whole beginning. Antique gold, moody plum, and a little celestial drama. Keep the idea, change the idea, or go off in another direction entirely.
Play with the colors ↗
There’s no secret formula. But here are a few things worth playing with.
Start with the shade you actually want to wear. Everything else can follow.
A lyric, a memory, a private joke. The best ideas don't need to please everyone.
Try soft-on-dark, bright-on-muted, or one wonderfully unexpected ink color.
If it makes you smile every time you put it on, that's a pretty good sign.
Same colors. Your ideas. A custom shirt is easier than you think.
THE GOOD PART
