Mashed Up

I don't know about you, but growing up, I knew everything only in it's simplicity. Kind of like colors. Blue, Red, Green, Yellow, etc... It was only until a little later when I learned about other colors, like Kelly Green or Electric Blue, that got we wondering where these colors came from? Duh, add a little Yellow to Green & there you go, Kelly Green. No big deal.

Now let's translate that idea into our society. People are more than just a face & some clothes, they have backgrounds. Backgrounds that made them who they are. And nowadays, it's much more than "I'm German" or "I'm Brazilian". No, it's more like "My mom is half Irish/half French & my dad is quarter German/quarter Brazilian/half Italian". So I don't know what that what make you, but it sure is a complex background. This is a good thing. People are becoming aware of more than just their surroundings, & this plays a crucial role in bringing people together.

Which brings me to why I love making these Mash-Up shirts. The fusion of your heritage brought out to the public, on a t-shirt. We get numerous requests for new Mash-ups every day, and now I'm proud to share some of them with you.

This one was requested a long time ago, but keeps getting requested, so we added it to the Nationalist Collection.
Here is Puerto Rico/Mexico.

Puerto Rico is actually thee most popular of our flags. This is Puerto Rico/Honduras.

Puerto Rico/Samoa

A little bit of love in the air, with Puerto Rico/Bolivia.

Speaking of love, you & your partner in life should definitely be on the same page with each other's heritage. This is Peru/Chile.

Only in LA, El Salvador/Mexico.

Speak up by adding a message to your flags. Colombia/Panama.

El Salvador/Ireland happens.

So does Honduras/Ireland.

Taking it to the Middle-East, here we have Lebanon/Armenia.

If you have more than 2 ethnic backgrounds, there are also other ways to represent them. Here we did a West Indies design with 3 flags: St.Vincent/St.Kitts/Grenada.

Another one for the Caribbeans,  St. Maarten/St. Kitts/Anguilla

So, basically you get the picture: Anything can be done! 

Send us your Mash-up requests to Customs@SafariBrand.com