Here you'll find our best of the best birder designs. Pick out your favorite original design and then get it on t-shirts, drinkware, household decor, novelty gift items, and more. From controversial (not for us!) issues like keeping cats indoors, to straight up hard core birding swag, we've got something for every bird lover on your gift list. Check out the list of our original birding designs in the Categories menu or scroll down to find highlighted selections and then browse through our offering.
If you're just a girl who loves birding, birds, bird watching, or other fun activities involving binoculars and the observation of birds, this cute graphic and typographic design is for you! Delicate text reads "just a girl" above an icon of a pair of binoculars. Below the binoculars,...
What's a nyctophile, and what does it have to do with owls? A nyctophile is a person, animal, or thing that prefers darkness. It can also mean one that prefers the nighttime. The fact that most owls are nocturnal makes this 5-star word apply to most species of owl. Maybe it describes you too?
This baseball hat features an embroidered image of a Black-capped (or Carolina) Chickadee. This popular, energenic and cheerful bird is a common feeder visitor in many parts of the United States. The hat is distressed for a vintage look. You can pick up this design on two other...
If you're going out where you might not be able to keep your physical distance, it's a good idea to wear a face mask. The CDC recommends the use of face coverings in addition to social distancing and other measures to fight the spread of COVID-19. If you're doubling...
Add "phile" to the end of a word or word stem to indicate love. A Larophile is someone who loves birds in the Laridae family -- gulls and allies. Gulls can be a challenging family of avian species to study and understand. Different plumages for different age birds adds...
This elemental design features the entire periodic table rewritten with an ornithological touch. Each actual element is still represented by the traditional letter symbol, but the names of the "elements" all have to do with birds.
