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New! Apparel & Graphic Tees

Custom apparel is now available through the Hidden Orchard Project, featuring clean and meaningful designs in English and Hebrew.

The Hidden Orchard

17 Jun 2024 — 1 min read

I have always noted how there are very few clean and meaningful designs available that feature Hebrew or Torah messages. Even in Israel, the offerings one might find are generally touristy, leaving an opportunity in the market.

To address this, I am launching a series of designs that blend meaningful Hebrew phrases and teachings that can be printed on Mugs, Hats, Shirts, and more.

My vision is to provide Graphic-tee designs that are perfect for wearing around town or at the gym, allowing us to show our support for Israel, or share our spiritual values in a subtle, or not-so-subtle way!

Some may even contain hidden imagery for those familiar with the Midrash and Kabbalah. ;)

Make Your Own Combination

The provider I am using is Spreadshirt.com. I have used them before and they do an excellent job of providing different options and high-quality materials. In addition, they have a money-back guarantee.

One of the best features is that they allow you to customize your products through their creator tool. It's a lot of fun!

Suggest a Design

As subscribers and supporters of the Hidden Orchard Project, please feel free to email me and suggest designs you'd like to see.

I have many more coming, and I am always open to suggestions.

See the Designs!

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