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April 2, 2026

Most of the shirts and hoodies here—like the Gen X Custom Birth Year Skull Shirts, Generation X Custom Year Badass Generation T‑shirt, and Custom Year Generation X Skull Hoodie—are 100% cotton. To protect both the fabric and the print, turn them inside out before washing.
Use cold water and a gentle cycle with mild detergent. Skip bleach and harsh stain removers on the print area; they can crack or fade designs like “Emotional Support Husband Do Not Pet” or “Your Demons Hide Under Your Bed, Mine Hide Inside My Head.” If something is really stained, pre‑treat only the affected area, not the whole shirt.
Heat is the enemy of printed graphics. For longest life, air‑dry your tees and hoodies by hanging them or laying them flat. If you must use a dryer, choose low heat and remove items while they’re still slightly damp.
Avoid ironing directly on the design. If you need to smooth wrinkles, turn the shirt inside out or place a thin cloth over the print, then use a low‑heat setting. This keeps bold designs like the FAFO Generation Hoodie or The Lord Jesus, The Holy Bible, Armor Of God Tee looking crisp.
Hats such as the Gen X Low Profile Dad Hat – Pigment Dyed, I’m Too Old For This Shit Washed Hat, IDK, IDC, IDGAF Washed Hat, and Bourbon Makes It Better have that broken‑in look from the start. You want to preserve that without wrecking their shape.
Spot‑clean them with a damp cloth, mild soap, and a soft brush or toothbrush on sweatbands and small stains. Avoid soaking them in hot water or throwing them in a high‑heat dryer; that can shrink the band and warp the brim. If a hat gets really wet, stuff it with a small towel to hold its shape while air‑drying.
Don’t leave tees and hoodies balled up in a gym bag or on the floor. Fold them loosely and store them in a drawer or on a shelf, keeping heavy items off top of printed designs. This prevents permanent creasing across graphics like “Shit Show Supervisor” or the detailed skulls.
For hats, avoid stacking too many on top of each other. Either hang them by the back strap or nest them lightly. This keeps structured caps like the Grumpy Old Men Club Lifetime Member Hat and Baby Boomer Cap from getting crushed.
If you’ve picked up the A Year Of Selena 2026 Calendar, A Year Of La Bamba Bob Morales, or the German Rock Guitarist 2026 Calendar, keep them away from direct sunlight to prevent fading. Use a smooth wall surface so the pages hang flat, and save the cover or backing board if you plan to keep favorite images after the year ends.
With basic care—cool water, low heat, and gentle handling—your shirts, hoodies, hats, and calendars will keep doing their job: making people smile and reminding them exactly which generation they’re dealing with.