About

Share My Vibe is an independent design studio that makes tees for people who answer “where are you from” with two countries, and mean both.

Where the dotted line comes from

Two maps, a heart on each, and a dotted red line running between them: that is the drawing on twelve of our shirts. The countries change from one shirt to the next while the line does not. It stands for the trip home, the Sunday phone call, the two passports in the same drawer. That line is the thread that runs through the whole catalog, and through this site.

Who we draw for

The Filipino nurse who has worked in an American hospital for twenty years and still counts down to Pasko in September. The Guatemalan family that flies a second flag on the porch in July. The couple who say “I love you” in two languages, one for each set of grandparents. The kid who is asked where they are really from and has a shirt that answers before they do.

Our best sellers are heritage designs, love declarations in another language, and a Filipino Christmas joke that outsells them all. Next to them sits a shelf of range and tactical prints, drawn properly rather than shouted, and a Filipino aisle that our customers found before we did. Different aisles, same idea. Wear the thing you would say out loud if someone asked.

How the studio works

We draw the designs. Amazon prints them on demand, ships them and handles returns, and every product page on this site sends you to Amazon to buy. We never touch a box. That is what lets a small studio offer twenty-four countries and ten languages today, with more drawn every month: the one you are looking for is printed when you order it.

Every mockup shows the design on a black tee, so the print reads the same from one page to the next, and every description was written by someone who looked at the print and asked who it was for.

What we are not

We are not a political project, and we do not take sides between the two flags on any shirt. The heart is in the middle on purpose. If you have two homes, this is a store that thinks that is something to wear, not something to explain.

We design the shirts and Amazon sells them, printing each one after you order it. The studio earns a royalty on the design. Buying through this site costs you nothing extra.