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Convict Shirts — Editorial

MONTHLY
LIMITED DROP

New graphic tee collection every first Friday. Dark comedy, political satire, activism, antiwar, anti-establishment and more — always limited, never restocked. Subscribe. Don't miss it.

How The Monthly Drop Works

On the first Friday of every month, a new collection of graphic tees drops on convictshirts.com. The collection is limited — no restocks, no exceptions. Each drop draws from the month's actual material: the political events, cultural moments, and gaps between official accounts and observable realities that the month produced.

Every tee in the monthly drop is a limited run. When the run sells out, the design is gone. This is not a scarcity tactic — it is a reflection of the nature of the product. A tee that responds to a specific moment is most valuable at and immediately after that moment.

IF THE MONTH PRODUCED MATERIAL, THERE WILL BE A DESIGN. IF IT DIDN'T, THERE WON'T.

Drop Day
First Friday
Every month, without exception
Restock
Never
Limited run, no exceptions
Material
GOTS Organic
Certified organic cotton, fair living wage

“The monthly drop is not a product launch. It is a response. The month generates the material. We generate the tee.”

— Convict Shirts

Why Monthly — The Logic Of The Format

The monthly cadence reflects a decision about what kind of brand Convict Shirts is and what kind of product it makes. A brand that drops continuously is a brand optimising for volume. A brand that drops once a month is a brand making a specific response to a specific period. The monthly format allows the design process to respond to what is actually happening rather than what is anticipated — the material comes first, the design follows.


What's In Each Drop — The Category Mix

Each monthly drop draws from across the full range of Convict Shirts editorial categories — dark comedy, political satire, activism, antiwar, politically incorrect, anti-establishment, human and workers' rights, motorcycles, auto, wildlife, cannabis life, music, cricket and cost of living. Not every category produces a design every month. The month determines what there is to respond to. The drop collects whatever responses the month's material has generated, across whichever categories those responses fall into.

Current Drop

Browse the current month's collection. Limited run. No restocks. Buy it now or miss it.

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Subscribe — Don't Miss The Drop

The most reliable way to not miss a monthly drop is to be on the list. The subscription notification goes out on drop day — first Friday of the month — with the new collection. No other emails. No marketing sequence. No brand partnership announcements. Drop notification, once a month, on drop day.



Convict Shirts — Editorial Categories
Dark Comedy
Graphic tees for people who process the world through dark humour.
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Political Satire
Tees responding to the month's most spectacular political communication.
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Activism
For the days you care deeply but lack energy for the full conversation.
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Antiwar
The reasons change. The funding doesn't. Tees about organised violence.
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Unfiltered
The uncomfortable true thing. Don't punch down. Everything else is fair game.
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Anti-Establishment
For people who've read the terms and conditions and have follow-up questions.
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Human & Workers' Rights
Solidarity that isn't a slogan. GOTS organic cotton, non-negotiable.
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Motorcycles
For riders who don't need the lifestyle-brand version.
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Auto
Dry, mechanical takes on the reality of car ownership.
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Wildlife
Dry, unexpected takes on Australian fauna.
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Cannabis Life
Relaxed, knowing, unapologetic. Not a costume, not a punchline.
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Music
For the genre-agnostic and the obsessive.
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Cricket
For the dry, long-suffering and deeply invested.
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Cost of Living
Doing the maths at the checkout every week. No budgeting tips, just the truth.
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The Bush
The city's got its problems. The bush has got the rest of them.
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Burnt
We were warned. We watched it happen anyway.
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