“Gardening — my way of therapy.” Capitals on the first line, script for the rest, two small leaf sprigs framing “my” and a third sprig tucked beside “of.” One colour. Reads as a garden-centre tee, which is who buys it.
Two inks. Dark ink for white, sand, sage and cream; light ink for black, forest green and navy. On a sage or olive shirt the dark ink looks like it was designed for it.
9 to 10 inches on a front. Four lines stacked, so it wants a little height — don’t go below 7 on an adult. Works at 3.5 inches on a chest if you drop the sprigs’ expectations; they’ll be tiny.
Garden centres, master-gardener clubs, plant-swap events, and the Mother’s Day rush every spring — stock it before April.
