Mushroom shirts
Mushroom shirts printed from real photographs rather than clip art. These are by Justin Jackson, a nature photographer who shoots the mushrooms that come up in his own garden and on his own walks — so the fungus on the shirt actually existed, in that light, on that day.
We do not earn anything from these. They are here because they are genuinely relevant to people who read a mushroom-growing site, and because the photography is good.
The three mushroom designs
Shroomshine Mushroom Photo T Shirt, Retro Garden Shirt
$25.99 – $28.99
Get yourself some Shroomshine style! This original close-up mushroom photo perfectly displays the beautiful world of fungi!
Shroom to Grow Mushroom Shirt, Trippy Nature Photo Tee, Psychedelic Garden Photo Art
$25.99 – $28.99
This shirt is a helpful reminder to give yourself "Shroom to Grow!" Featuring a psychedelic, heat-map-inspired photograph of a mushroom that popped up in my garden! Mushrooms can surprise when they emerge from the soil, much like how we surprise ourselves when we find we are constantly emerging and adapting to life, overcoming obstacles a
Mushroom Long Sleeve Shirt, 90s Style UFO Nature Graphic Tee, "I Believe (in Mushrooms)"
$26.57 – $36.43
This "I Believe (in Mushrooms)" long sleeve is for curious minds, those who see more than twinkling stars in the night sky, and those who marvel at what's growing right at their feet. Featuring my original mushroom photograph, this design draws on the 90s-style UFO poster aesthetic and nature's quiet magic.
Why photographic prints look different
Most mushroom apparel is illustration — a stylised cap and stem that could be any species. A photograph keeps the things that make a mushroom identifiable and strange: the texture of the cap, the way the gills catch light, the leaf litter it pushed through. It is the same reason a good field guide uses photographs alongside drawings.