Banned books shirts for teachers & librarians who keep them on the shelf
Banned books shirts for teachers & librarians who keep them on the shelf
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There's a feeling that comes with putting a challenged book face-out on a classroom display and waiting to see what happens.
These shirts are for that. Not for a week in September — for the whole year, and for the kind of teacher who thinks a kid should get to decide for themselves what's worth reading.
Some of them are funny. Some are plain. All of them are quiet enough to wear to a faculty meeting and loud enough that a student who needs to see it will see it.
The Shirts
The Shirts
Retro graphic, the joke you already know, executed properly.
Retro rainbow lettering. For everyone who read the challenged title in high school and turned out fine.
Sunflower design, the gentlest one in the collection. The pun does the work so you don't have to.
Colorful retro typography. Cheerful about it, which is somehow the sharpest version.
The one that makes students laugh out loud.
The one that looks like the books are being held hostage, which of course makes students want to read them.
Simple and spirited pink and teal banned book encouragement.
Very minimal, but gets the point across.
Let students know you read banned books with this stylish tee that has books in the design.
This cat looks super intelligent and so will you while reading your banned books.
Floral, retro, and dressy all in one. Read your banned books elegantly.
This raccoon is a rebel and so are you for reading banned books.
Who doesn't want a beach read that has been banned?
The banned books week rebel.
This little grim reaper actually looks cute and so will you in this banned books shirt.
This banned books shirt involves a different kind of reader. These cute K9s are reading rebels.
Why These Exist
Why These Exist
Book challenges have become a routine part of the school year in a lot of districts. Whatever you make of that, the teachers standing closest to it are usually the ones with the least room to say anything.
A shirt isn't a policy position. It's a small, wearable signal that this room is one where reading is still the point.
About the Shirts
About the Shirts
Comfort Colors 1717 tees. 100% ring-spun US cotton, garment-dyed, heavyweight at 6.1 oz. Sizes S through 4XL. Soft when they arrive rather than soft in a year.
Thirty-day returns.
Also worth a look: [book lover t-shirts], [ELA teacher shirts], [fall reading shirts]
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