# Wooray > Wooray makes custom matching group merch (t-shirts, hoodies, trucker caps, tote bags) drawn by AI from one sentence. The organizer describes the idea, sees it on real products in about a minute, and shares one link where each person picks a size and pays their own share, or the organizer pays for everyone. Printed on demand and shipped to Europe (EUR) and the United States (USD). Key facts: - Products: tees (heavyweight, classic, oversized, long sleeve, women's relaxed, organic, tank), hoodies and sweatshirts, hats (trucker, dad, corduroy, bucket, visor, beanie), canvas totes, steel bottles, pint glasses. - Hats are always embroidered lettering. Tees can be printed or carry an embroidered left-chest patch. Back and sleeve prints optional on tees and hoodies. - Payment: everyone pays their own at checkout, or one person pays for all. When everyone pays their own the default minimum is 6 people; if it is not reached by the deadline everyone is refunded in full automatically. No minimum when one person pays. - Languages: English, German, French, Spanish, Italian, Portuguese. - Good for: bachelor and bachelorette parties, hen and stag dos, family reunions, birthdays, graduation, run clubs, team offsites, ski trips, festivals and 30+ other occasions. - Start: https://wooray.store/start (accepts ?name=&idea=&when=®ion=EU|US to prefill). - Public MCP connector for AI assistants (no sign-in): https://wooray.store/shop-mcp with tools find_group_merch_ideas, estimate_group_merch_price, start_group_merch_kit. # Frequently asked Q: Who pays for bachelorette or bachelor party shirts? A: Usually everyone pays for their own. With Wooray each person pays when they pick a size, so the organizer never has to chase anyone. You can also pay for the whole group. Q: Is there a minimum order? A: The group needs 6 people by default. If you fall short at the deadline, everyone gets their money back in full, automatically. Q: What should we put on our shirts? A: Anything you can describe. An inside joke, the destination, the birthday person as a cartoon. The AI draws it and adds your name and date in real type. Q: Can we put our faces on them? A: Yes. Add a photo of the crew and the AI draws everyone into the artwork. Ask them first. Q: How long does delivery take? A: Usually one to two weeks after the order goes to print, depending on the country. # Guides ## Family vacation shirts URL: https://wooray.store/guides/family-vacation-shirts Wooray makes matching family vacation shirts with your own picture on them. Describe the trip in a sentence, the AI draws it onto tees, caps and totes, and each family picks sizes and pays from one shared link. Ideas: The whole family as cartoon flamingos on one pool float; A camper van stuffed with suitcases driving into the sunset; Grandpa in a captain's hat steering a tiny boat; A sun with sunglasses holding a map of the island Slogans: Same family, new tan lines; Vacation mode: on; The Garcias go to Mallorca; Are we there yet Q: What do you put on family vacation shirts? A: The family name, the place and the year, plus one picture that is only yours. Describe it in your own words and the AI draws it. Q: Can kids and adults get different sizes? A: Yes. Every person picks their own size from what is in stock. Q: Who pays? A: Either the organizer pays for everyone, or you share one link and each person pays their own share at checkout. Nobody has to chase money. Q: How long does it take? A: The artwork is ready in about a minute. Printing takes a few days, then shipping to Europe or the US usually takes under a week. ## Family reunion shirt ideas URL: https://wooray.store/guides/family-reunion-shirt-ideas The best family reunion shirts mix the family name and year with one picture only your family gets: the old house, the family dog, a tree with everyone's names. On Wooray you describe the idea and the AI draws it on real shirts. Ideas: An oak tree whose leaves are small name tags; The family farmhouse drawn as a vintage badge; A giant pot of grandma's famous stew with everyone around it; A road sign pointing to the hometown with the miles everyone traveled; The family dog wearing a crown; A retro camping badge with the reunion year Slogans: Same genes, different jeans; We came, we ate, we argued; Silva family, 2026 edition; Blood is thicker than gravy; Rooted in love since 1962 Q: What do you write on a family reunion shirt? A: Family name, year, and a short line with a wink. Keep it under 30 characters so it reads from across the picnic. Q: What color should family reunion shirts be? A: One bright color helps everyone find each other. Some families give each branch its own color. Q: Who pays? A: Either the organizer pays for everyone, or you share one link and each person pays their own share at checkout. Nobody has to chase money. Q: Is there a minimum order? A: When everyone pays their own, the default minimum is 6 people. If you don't reach it by the deadline, everyone is refunded in full automatically. When one person pays for all, there is no minimum. ## Graduation shirts and senior shirts URL: https://wooray.store/guides/graduation-shirts Wooray makes custom graduation and senior shirts for a whole class. Describe the idea, the AI draws it on tees, hoodies and caps, and every classmate picks a size and pays from one link. Ideas: A mortarboard launching like a rocket; The school mascot in sunglasses holding a diploma; A varsity badge with the class year in big numbers; A coffee cup labeled 'four years of all-nighters' Slogans: Class of 2026; Finally out; Senior year, survived; We did that Q: What do you write on a graduation shirt? A: The class year, the school or course, and one line that sums up the years. The AI handles the picture, you choose the words. Q: Can parents order too? A: Yes. Share the same link with family and they pick their own sizes. Q: Who pays? A: Either the organizer pays for everyone, or you share one link and each person pays their own share at checkout. Nobody has to chase money. Q: How long does it take? A: The artwork is ready in about a minute. Printing takes a few days, then shipping to Europe or the US usually takes under a week. ## Stag do t-shirts URL: https://wooray.store/guides/stag-do-t-shirts Wooray makes custom stag do t-shirts with a picture drawn by AI from your joke. Share one link, every lad picks a size and pays his share, and a matching cap for the groom is one tap away. Ideas: A ball and chain with a tiny crown; The groom as a Viking on a beer barrel; A stag in sunglasses on a lilo; A 'wanted' poster with the groom's face drawn as a cartoon Slogans: Groom security, do not feed; Last night of freedom; Stag do survivors 2026; He said yes, we said beer Q: What should stag do t-shirts say? A: The groom's name or nickname, the place and one inside joke. You can change the words any time before ordering. Q: Can the groom have a different shirt? A: Yes. Change his line to 'The groom' and he gets the same design with his own words. Q: Who pays? A: Either the organizer pays for everyone, or you share one link and each person pays their own share at checkout. Nobody has to chase money. Q: Is there a minimum order? A: When everyone pays their own, the default minimum is 6 people. If you don't reach it by the deadline, everyone is refunded in full automatically. When one person pays for all, there is no minimum. ## Hen do t-shirts URL: https://wooray.store/guides/hen-do-t-shirts Wooray makes custom hen do t-shirts with your own picture, drawn by AI from one sentence. Share one link, every hen picks a size and pays her share, and add matching totes in one tap. Ideas: A chic cat in oversized sunglasses with a glass of fizz; The bride as a comic superhero over the city; A flamingo in a veil on a pool float; A disco ball with a tiny tiara Slogans: Team bride; Bride's last call; Here for the bride and the wine; Say yes to the trip Q: What do you put on hen do t-shirts? A: 'Team bride' or the bride's name, the place, and one line only your group gets. The bride can have her own line. Q: Can we add totes or hoodies? A: Yes. Tick the items you want and they all share the same artwork. Q: Who pays? A: Either the organizer pays for everyone, or you share one link and each person pays their own share at checkout. Nobody has to chase money. Q: Is there a minimum order? A: When everyone pays their own, the default minimum is 6 people. If you don't reach it by the deadline, everyone is refunded in full automatically. When one person pays for all, there is no minimum. ## Run club shirts URL: https://wooray.store/guides/run-club-shirts Wooray makes run club shirts and caps with artwork drawn by AI from one sentence. Share a link in the group chat and every member picks a size and pays, so the organizer never fronts the money. Ideas: A pigeon in running shorts sprinting past a tram; A croissant crossing the finish line; The club's city skyline as a retro varsity badge; A snail wearing a race bib Slogans: Slow pace, loud crew; Will run for croissants; Est. one Sunday in 2026; Run, coffee, repeat Q: Can new members order later? A: Each kit has a deadline. Start a new kit with the same design for the next batch. Q: Do you do caps for running? A: Yes, caps are embroidered with your club name in thread colors that stand out. Q: Who pays? A: Either the organizer pays for everyone, or you share one link and each person pays their own share at checkout. Nobody has to chase money. Q: How long does it take? A: The artwork is ready in about a minute. Printing takes a few days, then shipping to Europe or the US usually takes under a week. ## Girls trip shirts URL: https://wooray.store/guides/girls-trip-shirts Wooray makes matching girls trip shirts and totes with artwork drawn by AI from one sentence about your trip. Share one link and every friend picks a size and pays her own. Ideas: Three cats in sun hats on a scooter; A suitcase overflowing with shoes and a passport; A cocktail glass with a tiny palm tree island; A retro postcard of the destination Slogans: Wine, sun, no plans; Out of office with the girls; Lisbon 2026 squad; Passport, friends, repeat Q: What do you put on a girls trip shirt? A: The destination, the year and the group's nickname. Ask the AI for a picture of your inside joke. Q: Who pays? A: Either the organizer pays for everyone, or you share one link and each person pays their own share at checkout. Nobody has to chase money. Q: Is there a minimum order? A: When everyone pays their own, the default minimum is 6 people. If you don't reach it by the deadline, everyone is refunded in full automatically. When one person pays for all, there is no minimum. Q: How long does it take? A: The artwork is ready in about a minute. Printing takes a few days, then shipping to Europe or the US usually takes under a week. ## Christmas party shirts URL: https://wooray.store/guides/christmas-party-shirts Wooray makes matching Christmas party shirts and hoodies with a picture drawn by AI from your joke. Share one link with the team or family and everyone picks a size and pays, or the company pays for all. Ideas: A reindeer in a hard hat with a laptop; A snowman holding the office coffee mug; Santa's sleigh as a delivery van; A gingerbread team photo Slogans: Nice list, mostly; Out of office till January; Holiday party survivors; Jingle all the way home Q: Can the company pay for everyone? A: Yes. Choose 'I pay for everyone' and each person only picks a size. Q: When should we order for December? A: Order by late November to be safe with holiday shipping. Q: Is there a minimum order? A: When everyone pays their own, the default minimum is 6 people. If you don't reach it by the deadline, everyone is refunded in full automatically. When one person pays for all, there is no minimum. Q: How long does it take? A: The artwork is ready in about a minute. Printing takes a few days, then shipping to Europe or the US usually takes under a week. ## Group shirt ideas URL: https://wooray.store/guides/group-shirt-ideas Good group shirts have one picture only your group gets, a short line under 30 characters and the year. Wooray turns any idea into artwork on real shirts in about a minute, then everyone orders their own size from one link. Ideas: Your city's skyline as a vintage badge; The group's inside joke drawn as a mascot; A retro travel poster of where you're going; Everyone's pets as a sports team; A road sign with the group name and year; A cartoon of the organizer looking stressed Slogans: Same crew, new memories; We were there; Est. 2026; Here for the snacks; Lost, but together Q: How do I come up with a group shirt idea? A: Start with where you're going or what you share, then add one joke. Type it in plain words and the AI draws it. Q: How many words should a group shirt have? A: One short line and the year. Long sentences are hard to read on a shirt. Q: Who pays? A: Either the organizer pays for everyone, or you share one link and each person pays their own share at checkout. Nobody has to chase money. Q: Is there a minimum order? A: When everyone pays their own, the default minimum is 6 people. If you don't reach it by the deadline, everyone is refunded in full automatically. When one person pays for all, there is no minimum. ## Who pays for group shirts? URL: https://wooray.store/guides/who-pays-for-group-shirts Usually each person pays for their own shirt, and the group often covers the bride's, groom's or guest of honor's. With Wooray you share one link: each person picks a size and pays at checkout, or the organizer pays for everyone. Ideas: Everyone pays their own, the group covers the bride; The organizer pays for all and splits it later; The company pays for the team offsite shirts; Parents pay for the kids at a family reunion Slogans: Team bride; Paid in full; Groom security; Offsite crew Q: Should the bride pay for her own bachelorette shirt? A: Usually not. The group splits the cost of hers, which is easy when everyone else pays their own share from the same link. Q: How do you collect money for group shirts? A: On Wooray you don't: each person pays when they pick their size. If too few join by the deadline, everyone is refunded automatically. Q: Is there a minimum order? A: When everyone pays their own, the default minimum is 6 people. If you don't reach it by the deadline, everyone is refunded in full automatically. When one person pays for all, there is no minimum. Q: How long does it take? A: The artwork is ready in about a minute. Printing takes a few days, then shipping to Europe or the US usually takes under a week. ## Group shirts with a low minimum URL: https://wooray.store/guides/no-minimum-group-shirts On Wooray there is no minimum when one person pays for everyone. When everyone pays their own, the default minimum is 6 people, and if it isn't reached by the deadline everyone is refunded in full automatically. Ideas: A small team of 4 with the organizer paying; A stag do of 10 where everyone pays their own; A family reunion of 40 across two countries; A run club that orders a new batch each season Slogans: Small crew, big energy; Few but loud; Est. 2026; Party of six Q: Why is there a minimum of 6 when everyone pays their own? A: Card fees are not returned on refunds, so a small minimum keeps refunds fair if the group doesn't fill up. The organizer can lower it. Q: Is there a minimum when I pay for everyone? A: No. Order for as few people as you like. Q: Who pays? A: Either the organizer pays for everyone, or you share one link and each person pays their own share at checkout. Nobody has to chase money. Q: How long does it take? A: The artwork is ready in about a minute. Printing takes a few days, then shipping to Europe or the US usually takes under a week. ## Custom group t-shirts URL: https://wooray.store/products/custom-group-shirts Wooray makes custom group t-shirts: describe the idea, the AI draws it on real tees, and everyone picks a size and pays from one link. Choose heavyweight, oversized, long sleeve, organic or tank, printed or with an embroidered chest patch. Ideas: A front picture with the name and year; A small embroidered chest patch; A big print on the back; A short line down the sleeve Slogans: Est. 2026; Same crew; We were there; Back by sunrise Q: Which t-shirts can I choose? A: Heavyweight, classic, oversized, long sleeve, women's relaxed, organic and tank, in the colors in stock for your region. Q: Printed or embroidered? A: Both. The front can be printed, or switched to a stitched patch on the left chest. Q: Who pays? A: Either the organizer pays for everyone, or you share one link and each person pays their own share at checkout. Nobody has to chase money. Q: Is there a minimum order? A: When everyone pays their own, the default minimum is 6 people. If you don't reach it by the deadline, everyone is refunded in full automatically. When one person pays for all, there is no minimum. ## Custom hoodies for your group URL: https://wooray.store/products/custom-hoodies Wooray makes custom hoodies and sweatshirts for groups. Describe the idea in a sentence, the AI draws it onto a real hoodie, and each person picks a size and pays from one shared link. Back and sleeve prints are optional. Ideas: A ski lift yeti on the front, the resort on the back; A team crest with the year; A minimal embroidered chest patch; The club name down one sleeve Slogans: Après first; Offsite 2026; Cold hands, warm crew; Est. 2026 Q: Where can I get custom hoodies made for a group? A: On Wooray: describe it, see it on the hoodie straight away, share one link. Printing and shipping are handled by our print partner. Q: Can hoodies have a back print? A: Yes, add a picture on the back or a line on the sleeve. Q: Who pays? A: Either the organizer pays for everyone, or you share one link and each person pays their own share at checkout. Nobody has to chase money. Q: How long does it take? A: The artwork is ready in about a minute. Printing takes a few days, then shipping to Europe or the US usually takes under a week. ## Custom trucker hats URL: https://wooray.store/products/custom-trucker-hats Wooray makes custom embroidered trucker hats for groups. Your group name is stitched as a lettering patch in thread colors picked to stand out, and everyone orders from one link. Dad hats, corduroy, bucket, visor and beanie styles too. Ideas: The group name in bold varsity letters; The year under the name; One short word like 'Crew' or 'Bride'; A matching hat for the groom or bride Slogans: Crew; Team bride; Est. 2026; Run club Q: Are the hats embroidered or printed? A: Embroidered. Hats always get stitched lettering because photos can't be stitched. Q: Which hat styles are there? A: Trucker, dad hat, distressed dad hat, corduroy, bucket, visor and beanie, depending on your region. Q: Who pays? A: Either the organizer pays for everyone, or you share one link and each person pays their own share at checkout. Nobody has to chase money. Q: Is there a minimum order? A: When everyone pays their own, the default minimum is 6 people. If you don't reach it by the deadline, everyone is refunded in full automatically. When one person pays for all, there is no minimum. ## Custom tote bags URL: https://wooray.store/products/custom-tote-bags Wooray makes custom canvas tote bags with artwork drawn by AI from one sentence. Great for wedding welcome bags, hen dos and offsites. Order for everyone yourself, or share a link where each person pays. Ideas: A hand-drawn map of the wedding town; The couple's dog in a bow tie; The offsite location as a travel poster; A bookshop cat for the book club Slogans: Thanks for coming this far; Book club, wine club; Offsite 2026; Team bride Q: Are tote bags printed or embroidered? A: Totes are printed, so the full picture shows in color. Q: Can I order totes for all wedding guests myself? A: Yes. Choose 'I pay for everyone' and there is no minimum. Q: How long does it take? A: The artwork is ready in about a minute. Printing takes a few days, then shipping to Europe or the US usually takes under a week. Q: Is there a minimum order? A: When everyone pays their own, the default minimum is 6 people. If you don't reach it by the deadline, everyone is refunded in full automatically. When one person pays for all, there is no minimum. ## Custom embroidered shirts URL: https://wooray.store/products/embroidered-shirts Wooray stitches your group name as a small lettering patch on the left chest of the shirt, with a matching embroidered cap. Switch any tee from printed to embroidered in the studio and the price updates. Ideas: Company name on the chest, picture on the back; Club initials and year; A one-word patch like 'Crew'; Matching stitched cap Slogans: Crew; Est. 2026; Offsite; Team Q: Can the picture be embroidered? A: Embroidery works best as lettering, so the patch shows your name. Add the picture as a printed back print if you want both. Q: How much more is embroidery? A: A little more than printing. The exact difference shows in the studio before anyone pays. Q: Who pays? A: Either the organizer pays for everyone, or you share one link and each person pays their own share at checkout. Nobody has to chase money. Q: Is there a minimum order? A: When everyone pays their own, the default minimum is 6 people. If you don't reach it by the deadline, everyone is refunded in full automatically. When one person pays for all, there is no minimum. # Occasions - Stag do (https://wooray.store/for/bachelor-party): Matching tees for the last ride, and a cap for the groom. Idea: A cartoon ball and chain with a tiny crown on the ball. Slogans: Groom security, do not feed; Same team, last season; Legends of 2026. - Hen do (https://wooray.store/for/bachelorette-party): Totes and tees for the whole team bride. Idea: A chic cat in oversized sunglasses holding a champagne coupe. Slogans: Bride's last call; Here for the bride and the wine; Say yes to the trip. - Run club (https://wooray.store/for/run-club): Kit for the Sunday long run and the coffee after. Idea: A pigeon in running shorts sprinting past a tram. Slogans: Slow pace, loud crew; Will run for croissants; Est. one Sunday in 2026. - Ski trip (https://wooray.store/for/ski-trip): Something warm to wear at après, and a cap for the slopes. Idea: A sleepy yeti on a chairlift holding a hot chocolate. Slogans: Après first, slopes later; Green runs only; Snow way back. - Team offsite (https://wooray.store/for/team-offsite): Merch people actually wear after the offsite ends. Idea: A rubber duck in a hard hat steering a tiny boat. Slogans: Out of office, in the woods; Synergy, but make it fun; Offsite survivors. - Big birthday (https://wooray.store/for/milestone-birthday): A shirt for the birthday, and one for everyone who showed up. Idea: A birthday candle drawn as a rocket. Slogans: Level 40 unlocked; Older, not wiser; Aged to perfection. - Family reunion (https://wooray.store/for/family-reunion): One shirt colour so nobody gets lost at the picnic. Idea: A family tree drawn as a sturdy oak with small tags as leaves. Slogans: Same genes, different jeans; We came, we ate, we argued; Silva family, 2026 edition. - Festival crew (https://wooray.store/for/festival-crew): Find your people in the crowd. Idea: A disco cactus wearing headphones in the desert. Slogans: Lost at the main stage; Here for the headliner; Back by sunrise, maybe. - Wedding welcome bag (https://wooray.store/for/wedding-welcome-bag): A tote for every guest, with a cap inside. Idea: A hand-drawn map medallion of a coastline with a tiny church and a sun. Slogans: Eat, dance, repeat; Thanks for coming this far; Our favorite people in one place. - Retirement (https://wooray.store/for/retirement): A proper send-off for someone who has earned the hammock. Idea: A hammock strung between two office chairs. Slogans: Out of office, forever; Pension plan: fishing; Retired, do not disturb. - Baby shower (https://wooray.store/for/baby-shower-and-newborn): Merch for the parents to be and the whole support crew. Idea: A sleeping bear cub in an oversized dad shirt. Slogans: Roster expanding; Sleep is optional now; Pit crew for the baby. - Girls trip (https://wooray.store/for/girls-trip): Matching tees for the trip the group chat planned for a year. Idea: A convertible car packed with far too many suitcases and one dog. Slogans: Girls trip, zero itinerary; No witnesses; Sun, sea, the girls. - Lads holiday (https://wooray.store/for/lads-holiday): Something to wear on the plane and lose by day two. Idea: A lobster wearing sunglasses, sunburnt, holding a cold drink. Slogans: Sunburn squad; Factor 50, zero plans. - Surf trip (https://wooray.store/for/surf-trip): Kit for dawn patrol and the long lunch after. Idea: A seal sitting upright on a longboard, perfectly calm. Slogans: Wipeout department; Dawn patrol, late breakfast; Salt in everything. - Road trip (https://wooray.store/for/road-trip): Tees for the car, caps for the windows down. Idea: A camper van with a kayak, a bike and a grandma's armchair strapped on top. Slogans: Are we there yet; Snacks before scenery; Playlist wars. - City break (https://wooray.store/for/city-break): A tote for the shopping, a tee for the photos. Idea: A cheeky pigeon in a beret holding a croissant. Slogans: Culture, then tapas; We saw one museum. - Erasmus (https://wooray.store/for/erasmus-semester): Something to remember the semester that counted. Idea: A suitcase overflowing with flags-colored socks in plain stripes. Slogans: Credits pending; The semester that counted; Fluent after midnight. - Camping trip (https://wooray.store/for/camping-and-van-trip): For the crew who think no signal is a feature. Idea: A raccoon in a headlamp stealing a sausage from a grill. Slogans: No signal, no problem; Mosquito buffet. - Cycling club (https://wooray.store/for/cycling-camp-or-club): Caps and tees for the coffee stop. Idea: A goat on a racing bike climbing a mountain road. Slogans: Coffee, climb, repeat; Gravel is a lifestyle. - Padel tournament (https://wooray.store/for/padel-or-pickleball-tournament): Look like a team, even if you play like four strangers. Idea: A cat mid-smash with a padel racket, dramatic pose. Slogans: Pro at the bar; Smash first, apologize later; Doubles trouble. - Five a side (https://wooray.store/for/five-a-side-and-rec-league): Kit for the team that wins the pub quiz after. Idea: A bulldog in a goalkeeper jersey diving the wrong way. Slogans: Tactical genius, no fitness; Sponsored by nobody. - Race finishers (https://wooray.store/for/marathon-or-race-finishers): A tee that proves you finished. Idea: A tortoise crossing a finish line with a banner. Slogans: Walls hit: 1; Finisher, barely. - Hiking group (https://wooray.store/for/hiking-group): Kit for the climb and the complaining. Idea: A marmot with a trekking pole and a tiny map. Slogans: Uphill both ways; Snack stop society. - Yoga retreat (https://wooray.store/for/yoga-or-wellness-retreat): Soft totes and tees for the slow week. Idea: A sloth in a perfect tree pose, serene. Slogans: Inhale, exhale, snack; Namaste in bed; Flexible plans. - Tri and swim club (https://wooray.store/for/triathlon-or-swim-club): For the people who train three ways to avoid one. Idea: An otter in goggles and a swim cap flexing. Slogans: Three sports, one excuse; Wetsuit optional, coffee not. - Away day crew (https://wooray.store/for/supporters-bus): Your own colors for the trip, no club badges. Idea: A bulldog in a scarf asleep on a bus seat. Slogans: We travel, they lose; No club names, just us. - Hackathon (https://wooray.store/for/hackathon): Tees and laptop stickers for the 48 hours. Idea: A raccoon in a hoodie at a laptop surrounded by energy drink cans. Slogans: Ship it; 48 hours, zero sleep, one demo. - Startup launch (https://wooray.store/for/startup-launch): Merch for day one, before the logo changes again. Idea: A snail with a rocket strapped to its shell. Slogans: Early team, early bugs; We launched, mostly. - Company anniversary (https://wooray.store/for/company-anniversary): Celebrate the years with merch people keep. Idea: A vintage ribbon banner around a numeral with tiny tools and coffee cups. Slogans: Still here, still caffeinated; Years of Mondays; Built by all of us. - Volunteer day (https://wooray.store/for/volunteer-day-or-charity-run): Easy to spot, good to wear again. Idea: A cheerful bee in a hi-vis vest. Slogans: Here to help, ask us; Good deeds crew; Hands on, hearts in. - Leaving do (https://wooray.store/for/farewell-or-leaving-do): Send off a colleague in style. Idea: An office plant waving a tiny handkerchief. Slogans: Traitor, lovingly; Who takes the plant now. - Graduation (https://wooray.store/for/graduation-class-of): For the class that made it. Idea: An owl in a graduation cap holding a party horn. Slogans: Degree pending, party confirmed; Educated, allegedly. - School trip (https://wooray.store/for/school-trip-or-end-of-year): Easy to count heads on the trip. Idea: A backpack with a map, a sandwich and a sleeping fox poking out. Slogans: Trip of the year; Teachers survived. - Camp staff (https://wooray.store/for/summer-camp-staff): Staff tees the kids can spot from the lake. Idea: A bear in a ranger hat holding a megaphone. Slogans: Sunscreen enforcement; Counselor, not a babysitter. - Christmas party (https://wooray.store/for/christmas-party): Merch for the party everyone talks about in January. Idea: A reindeer in sunglasses asleep under a photocopier. Slogans: Secret santa survivors; Open bar, closed deals; Ho ho hold my drink. - Book club (https://wooray.store/for/book-club): Totes made for carrying the book you didn't finish. Idea: A cat asleep on a stack of books wearing reading glasses. Slogans: We read the first chapter; Wine club with a reading problem; Spoilers welcome. - Game night (https://wooray.store/for/board-game-night): For the table that argues about the rules. Idea: A dragon playing cards with a knight, both suspicious. Slogans: Rules lawyers; Winner buys snacks; No, you explain it. - Band or choir (https://wooray.store/for/band-or-choir): Merch for the band, for the fans you have. Idea: A frog chorus on lily pads with tiny music stands. Slogans: Mostly in tune; Rehearsal is a lifestyle. - Bike and car club (https://wooray.store/for/car-or-motorbike-club): Tees and caps for the Sunday ride. Idea: A hedgehog on a tiny vintage motorbike with goggles. Slogans: Ride, coffee, repeat; Loud pipes, quiet life. - Dog crew (https://wooray.store/for/dog-park-or-pet-crew): For the morning walk regulars. Idea: A line of very different dogs sitting badly, one looking the wrong way. Slogans: Here for the dogs; Good dogs, tired humans. - Parents group (https://wooray.store/for/parents-group): For the parents running the bake sale. Idea: A sleep-deprived owl with a lunchbox and three backpacks. Slogans: Running on coffee and group chats; Volunteered by accident. - Garden crew (https://wooray.store/for/garden-or-allotment-crew): For the plot that grows more slugs than beans. Idea: A snail wearing a tiny gardener's hat on a watering can. Slogans: Slugs 3, us 1; Organic chaos.