Sunflowers, Eagles and Motel Signs: The Designs
Every design in our shop has its own look, from hand-drawn flowers to varsity letters. Here is what each one shows, so you can pick the one that fits you best.
What is the sunflower design?
A big hand-drawn sunflower in yellow and orange, with Benson Boone lettered into its dark centre. One version puts the flower on the back and the tall BENSON BOONE wordmark on the front, with the sunflower blooming out of the letters.
Why it works: it's warm and bright, and it reads from across a room.
What does the American Heart design show?
A black eagle diving through red and yellow flames, with AMERICAN HEART in chrome blue letters and BENSON BOONE on a shield with three stars.
Why it works: it's loud and full of colour, like the album it's named after, American Heart.
What is the Boone 7 design?
BOONE in blue varsity letters over a giant 7, the way a name and number sit on the back of a sports jersey.
Why it works: it's simple, sporty and easy to wear every day.
And the motel sign?
A vintage roadside motel under gold script that reads Beautiful Things, with a BB sign, fireworks, an old car and MONROE · WA U.S.A at the bottom.
Why it works: it ties the song "Beautiful Things" to Monroe, Washington, where I was born.
Is there more?
Yes. The shop also has lettering designs, like a heart made of soft, rounded words. Each product page describes what's on the design, front and back.
How do I find a design on every garment?
Use the shop's categories. Every design comes on tees, hoodies and sweatshirts, with kids' sizes too. Pick a category, then sort by newest.
Want the story behind the albums? Read from Fireworks & Rollerblades to American Heart.