How It Works

Share My Vibe is a storefront, not a warehouse. We design the tees and show them here; Amazon does everything that happens after you click.

What this store does

Every design has its own page: the shirt on a model, the shirt on its own, and the story behind the print. The button on that page says Buy on Amazon, and it takes you to the same design on amazon.com, in a new tab. That is the whole transaction on our side. We do not hold stock, take payment, or see your address.

Printing and shipping

Each shirt is printed on demand by Amazon after you order it, then packed and shipped by Amazon from its own facilities. Delivery times and shipping options are shown on the Amazon page for that shirt. Your order confirmation, tracking and receipt all come from Amazon, not from us.

Sizes and colors

Sizes and colors are chosen on the Amazon page, not here. Every mockup on this site shows the design on a black tee, so the print reads the same from one page to the next, but most designs are offered in several colors and sizes. The Amazon page is the only place that shows what is available at the moment you order, so we do not repeat that list here. Some designs also exist as a hoodie, a sweatshirt or a long sleeve tee; when they do, the product page says so and the Amazon page lets you switch.

Returns

Returns and exchanges are handled by Amazon under Amazon’s own policy for print-on-demand apparel. If a shirt arrives damaged, misprinted or in the wrong size, start the return from your Amazon order page the way you would for any other purchase. We cannot process a return ourselves, because the sale was never ours.

How we earn

We design the shirts, and Amazon sells them. When you buy one, Amazon handles the payment, the printing and the delivery, and pays this studio a royalty on the design. Nothing is added to your price for buying through this site rather than searching for the shirt yourself. That royalty is how the studio keeps drawing.

If something on a product page does not match what you see on Amazon, the Amazon page is the one that counts.