sudanglo:It's a pity that the wearing of the green star pin fell out of fashion.

Perhaps that happened because not so many people wear jackets with lapels nowadays.

Maybe we need a new design to fit modern styles of clothing.

It might also be that green does not exactly come across as an iconic color, unlike red, white or black, or any of these combined symbolically, making it hard to match with everyday clothes, unless your everyday dress code is already colorful.

ceigered:Maybe some printed shirts, or other clothing with words or titles or logos written in Esperanto might be both stylish for people with relatively sterile fashion sense like me, while being a dead set give away of their Esperantuleco.

Maybe a Che Guevara-esque shirt but with Zamenhof.

Diablo:...making it hard to match with everyday clothes...

Well green can go with anything on the gray scale.

Maybe something incomprehensible or cool sounding but actually very stupid in meaning like "Ano sen grupo" written in a cool font, or "Minutoj 'stas Mono", or "Primara Specnazano" or something that seems witty or cultural without actually being so.

You want something incomprehensible? Here's a shirt that's incomprehensible: Mi umas umojn ume. I don't know how I'd explain that sentence besides translating it as "I do the things like that" but I don't think that even does the shirt justice. Pity it doesn't come in a different font.

Omg lmao. I really want a shirt with that sentence now. It looks about as cultural as you can get with random sentences on shirts.

etala:You want something incomprehensible? Here's a shirt that's incomprehensible: Mi umas umojn ume. I don't know how I'd explain that sentence besides translating it as "I do the things like that" but I don't think that even does the shirt justice. Pity it doesn't come in a different font.

That sentence makes me think on Smurfs (I smurf smurfs smurfly?)

I really have not heard these smurf sentences in English... I am sure a Smurf would say (in Spanish) "Yo pitufo pitufos pitufamente"...

In any case... I'd like to have a shirt like that.

Amike,

Daniel.