Three Clay Hole staff members on stools in baby blue, pink and purple studio shirts
The same shirt, more than one way

Wearing one shirt on repeat gets old.

You make things for a living. Dressing out of one drawer is not the interesting part of that job. So here is the whole line, sorted by the color you wear on the floor, and you can order anything in your section that you want. You pay for these. We are not going to soften that part.

Before you order

Four things worth knowing.

Your color is your section.

Pink is Main Instructors, purple is Trade Instructors, baby blue is Open Studio Managers. Order out of your own section and it will match what a member already looks for.

Not every piece exists in every color.

Purple has the most, at 11. Baby blue has the fewest, at 6, because it is the newest color on the floor. What you see is what is actually made in that color.

The number on the button is that size.

Bigger sizes cost more, and on a few pieces the jump at the top end is real. Every price here was read straight off the product, so nothing on this page is a rounded guess.

You are paying for these.

The studio is not covering them and there is nothing to turn in afterward. Tap a size and it takes you to that exact one, already picked, ready to check out.

Pink · Main Instructors

Pink, nine ways.

Everything made in a pink close enough to the floor shirt to read as the same color across a room. It runs from a $14.17 tank to a $47.53 coat, and the pink coat is XS only.

Baby blue · Open Studio Managers

Baby blue, six ways.

The shortest section here, and we are not going to pretend otherwise. Baby blue is the newest color on the floor, so six pieces is what exists in it so far. The crewneck and the hoodie also cost more in blue than the same two do in pink or purple.

No color attached

Two bags, any shirt.

Neither of these cares what color you wear, so they sit outside the three sections above. One is a boxed bag, 8 by 12.5 by 5.5 inches. The other is a tote.

One more thing

Thanks for wearing it.

The color on your back is how somebody picks you out of a full room without asking three people first. That is real work, and the shirt does it every single shift. This page just means you get to do that work in something you picked yourself.