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We sell t-shirts, other apparel and gift items with musical themes. The main emphasis is on Irish and Scottish traditional music, but we have items that relate to other types of music and dance as well.

We also feature several designs focused on Scottish Country Dancing

Ghillies Embroidered This design features a pair of ghillies, the traditional shoe for Scottish dancing (both Highland and Scottish Country Dancing). Embroidery.	F Mando Embroidered Stand up for the mightiest little instrument around! Whether you pick bluegrass or some other form of music, the mandolin holds its place. This design is just a picture of an F-style mando. Embroidery	Cello Room From the low end of the string quartet: "There's always room for 'CELLO", with a drawing of the instrument.
Vinyl Junkie Do you scratch? Or just prefer the sound of LP records? Here's a picture of an LP album, with the words "Vinyl junkie" in red.	Cello From the low end of the string quartet, this is a drawing of the 'cello. No words.	Fiddle or Violin? Is it a fiddle? Is it a violin? They're physically the same instrument--the difference is in how you play them. Either way, this design features a drawing of one, with its bow. No words.
Reel Good Time If you're a fiddler, this pun design is for you. It's a drawing of a fiddle & bow, and it says "We'll have a REEL good time."	Dancing in the Street This design is a takeoff on the standard crosswalk warning sign. It shows a couple swing dancing in the street.	Dancing in the Street This design is a takeoff on the standard crosswalk warning sign. It shows a couple swing dancing in the street.
Sax & Violins A visual pun. No words, just the pictures of Sax & Violins.	Tenor Sax Blow your own horn with this graphic of a tenor saxophone. No words.	Just the Sax, ma'am Show you love your saxophone while making a reference to a 1970's cop show. This design has the words "Just the SAX, ma'am", with a graphic of a tenor sax.
Skull and Cross'bones Arrgh, matey! Here's a musical take on the Jolly Roger: a skull (with gold tooth), and crossed trombones. No background.	Skull and Cross'bones 2 Arrgh, matey! Here's a musical take on the Jolly Roger: a skull (with gold tooth), and crossed trombones. Black background.	Trombone For the brass player: A simple graphic of a trombone. No words.
Strathspey The strathspey is a music and dance form that is unique to Scotland (and the Scottish diaspora). It's common in piping, and is one of the three main forms in Highland and Scottish Country Dancing.	got zouk? Are you a bouzouki player? Ask your session the essential question: "got zouk?"	Just Mandolin Stand up for the mightiest little instrument around! Whether you pick bluegrass or some other form of music, the mandolin holds its place. This design is just a picture of an F-style mando.
F Mandolin Not Bluegrass Are you a jazz mandolin player? A classical mandolinist? Do you play blues, Irish, old time or even rock on your mandolin? Tired of everyone assuming you're a 'grasser? These items are for you!	AN Mandolin Not Bluegrass Are you a jazz mandolin player? A classical mandolinist? Do you play blues, Irish, old time or even rock on your mandolin? Tired of everyone assuming you're a 'grasser? These items are for you!	Ghillies This design features a pair of ghillies, the traditional shoe for Scottish dancing (both Highland and Scottish Country Dancing).
Music Will Tell You "The music will tell you what to do" is part of the lexicon of Scottish Country Dance teachers. It's even almost true....	Are Ye Dancin', Then? An invitation--the sequence goes like this: "Are ye dancin', then?" "Are ye askin'?" "Aye, I'm askin'" "Then I'm dancin'"	Bodhran This design features a bodhran, the traditional Irish frame drum. Well played, it enhances the music no end (though it can be awful). Tell the world you love it. Also feature the words "Beat it!"
Bodhran (2) This design features a bodhran, the traditional Irish frame drum. Well played, it enhances the music no end (though it can be awful). Tell the world you love it. No words on this one.