TOOLS

The perfect gift for all kids who like to tinker, repair, renovate, build. Also, this is the perfect T-shirt for a dad-son matching.

CAMPING

This T-shirt is for those who like to go camping, sit around a campfire, and grill marshmallows. Whether RV or tent camping, outdoors enthusiasts will love this design totally inspired by the nature in Quebec.

OUTDOOR ADVENTURE

This T-shirt is for anyone who likes to go on an adventure, camping, driving, cycling or trailer. Escaping from the city, breathing fresh air, climbing a mountain, swimming in a lake or a river. Nature lovers will love this T-shirt for sure.

SAILING BOAT

This sailing boat is inspired by water sports and the navy. This T-shirt will appeal to boat lovers and those who like to sail on rivers, lakes and the sea.

BAGELS

Imported by European Jewish immigrants, Montreal bagels are reputed to be the best in the world. It is in the heart of Montreal's Mile End district that it all began in the St-Viateur Bagel and Fairmount Bagel bakeries. Passing through Montreal, you have to stop in one of these bakeries to buy them directly out of the oven and enjoy them still warm.

POUTINE

Poutine is a typical and very popular dish in Quebec. Basically, it’s fried potatoes with fresh cheese on which you put a salty brown sauce.

BBQ

A T-shirt for barbeque lovers. Enjoyed throughout the whole world, the barbecue is a gathering activity. Whether it's with family, friends or colleagues, everyone loves to participate in these summer, tasty and gourmet meals.

YOGA

Yoga is a practice imported from India. It is a philosophy and an art of living that includes good nutrition and meditation. In the West, he is best known for his postural exercises. Since the 2000s, yoga has been practiced almost everywhere in the West, mainly for the well-being and relaxation it provides.

DÉPANNEUR

The word “dépanneur” was coined in Quebec to designate small corner stores open late in the evening. These convenience stores have been in the Montreal landscape for a long time, allowing people to pick up food or necessities just around the corner when larger shops are closed. Many Montreal English-speakers have even adopted the abbreviated term, “dep.”