Otrovert tee
Stands at the edge.
Where it starts
There are seven ways to turn.
The ending "vert" comes from a Latin word that means "to turn." Introverts turn inward. Extroverts turn outward. Ambiverts turn both ways. Otroverts stand at the edge, a little outside the group, and see how it all fits. Omniverts turn every way, subverts turn things upside down, and technoverts turn on through a screen.
Most people only know a few of those words. We made a shirt for every one, and put the question on it: which way do you turn?
In other words
“Belonging … doesn’t require us to change who we are; it requires us to be who we are.”
Brené Brown · The Gifts of Imperfection
Why a shirt
Wear it. Get asked. Talk.
A shirt with a word people half know gets strangers to ask about it. That is the whole idea.
A conversation starter
Someone reads your shirt and asks what it means. You have a one-line answer, and a better chat than the weather.
Better conversations
Asking which way someone turns gets past small talk fast. People like answering it.
Learn something
About yourself, or the person in front of you. The answer is often a surprise.
The verts
Which way do you turn?
Behind the scenes
Between takes
Our cast on set. These are AI-generated for now; real customer photos will replace them.
How it is made
Printed to order
Every shirt is printed after you order it, so there are no boxes of sizes nobody wanted. Tees are $38 and caps are $34.