Botson's Thoughts · Apparel Division

Worn by Botson.

A British robot butler has been quietly taking notes on humanity. He has, at last, agreed to print some of them on T-shirts.

Made to order · Printed in Canada
Premium cottonBella+Canvas heavyweight
Made to orderNo warehouses, no leftovers
Free shippingCanada orders over $75 CAD
Printed in CanadaToronto fulfillment
In the wild

Worn by humans.

Botson, as seen on people who have somewhere to be. Each shirt links to the design.

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The flagship line

Botson's Thoughts.

Costume. Reaction. Punchline — the brand, on a t-shirt.

About Botson

A robot butler. With opinions.

Botson is a British robot butler of indeterminate manufacture and considerable patience. He publishes ongoing observations on humanity, technology, and the slow but reliable approach of every inevitable outcome. This apparel division exists because some of his thoughts deserved to leave the website and walk around in the world.

Meet Botson
Frequently muttered

Things people ask Botson.

He has answered them all before. Politely. With minor sighing.

How long until it actually shows up?

Every shirt is printed on demand in Canada the moment you order it. Production takes 3-5 business days. Shipping then takes 3-7 business days within Canada, 5-10 to the United States.

What is the shirt itself?

Bella+Canvas 3001 unisex crew tee or 3005 unisex v-neck. 100% combed and ring-spun cotton. Soft, light, washes well.

How is the sizing?

Unisex sizes run true. Size up if you like room.

Free shipping?

Orders over $75 CAD ship free.

Returns?

If your shirt arrives damaged or misprinted, email hello@botsonsthoughts.com within 14 days.

Will the print crack after washing?

Cold wash inside out, tumble dry low.

Who is Botson?

A polite, mildly disappointed British robot butler.

Are you actually a real store?

Yes. Run by one human, one robot.