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Last updated: November 14, 2026

How Plant Ink is laid out

The list above is every page of plantink.shop that is open to visitors, drawn up automatically so it is always current. The rest of this page is the guided version: what each part of the shop holds, how the parts connect, and where to go for a particular question. Plant Ink is a small shop with one idea running through it. Every design is a numbered botanical plate, from Plate No. 1 to Plate No. 20, and each plate carries the plant’s common name and its botanical name. The shop is arranged by where plants live: on the sill, on the shelf, in the bed, at the bench and at the gate.

One thing to know before you start: everything here is printed apparel and gifts. No page on this site sells a live plant, a seed, a cutting or soil. A listing called “Hoya Illustration T-Shirt” is a T-shirt.

The five places, and what you will find in each

If you would rather see all twenty plates on one page and sort them yourself, the shop page lists everything.

On the sill: Houseplant Tees

The windowsill is where most collections begin, a row of mismatched pots turned toward the light. This category holds Plates No. 1 to No. 7. The Monstera Illustration T-Shirt with Your Name (Monstera deliciosa) is Plate No. 1 and is also one of the personalised pieces. After it come the Golden Pothos Illustration T-Shirt (Epipremnum aureum), the Hoya Illustration T-Shirt (Hoya carnosa), the Chinese Money Plant Illustration T-Shirt (Pilea peperomioides), the Fiddle-Leaf Fig Illustration T-Shirt (Ficus lyrata) and the Polka Dot Begonia Illustration T-Shirt (Begonia maculata). Plate No. 7 is the Windowsill Houseplants Illustration Long Sleeve T-Shirt, which sets several labelled plants side by side. Start here if you are shopping for someone who talks about new leaves, cuttings and bright indirect light.

On the shelf: Sweatshirts & Hoodies

The shelf is for the trailing plants and the larger specimens, and for the warmer layers. Plates No. 8 to No. 11 live here: the String of Hearts Illustration Sweatshirt (Ceropegia woodii), the Heartleaf Philodendron Illustration Sweatshirt (Philodendron hederaceum), the Rubber Plant Illustration Hoodie (Ficus elastica) and the Sweet Pea Illustration Sweatshirt with Your Garden Name (Lathyrus odoratus), which is personalised. All four run S to 5XL in a unisex fit.

In the bed: Garden Tees

Step outside and the vocabulary changes to seed starting, hardening off and last frost. Plates No. 12 to No. 15 are for the person with soil under their nails: the Tomato Illustration T-Shirt (Solanum lycopersicum), the Sunflower Illustration T-Shirt (Helianthus annuus), the English Lavender Illustration T-Shirt (Lavandula angustifolia) and the Kitchen Herbs Illustration T-Shirt, a plate of several labelled herbs. This is also the category that suits a group: members of a community garden can each order the same tee in their own size, with no minimum.

At the bench: Aprons, Totes & Mugs

The potting bench holds the working things. Plates No. 16 to No. 20: the Purple Coneflower Illustration Tote Bag (Echinacea purpurea), the Nasturtium Illustration Garden Apron with Your Name (Tropaeolum majus), the Foxglove Illustration Tote Bag (Digitalis purpurea), the Spider Plant Illustration Mug (Chlorophytum comosum) and the Prayer Plant Illustration Mug (Maranta leuconeura). Tote bags and the apron are one size. Each mug comes in 11 oz and 15 oz, and the larger costs $3 more. These are the pieces to look at when you do not know someone’s clothing size.

At the gate: Personalized Plates

A garden gate often carries a name, and so do three of our plates. This category gathers them from the other four so they are easy to find:

• Monstera Illustration T-Shirt with Your Name: choose the collector’s line wording (From the garden of, Grown by, or From the windowsill of) and type a name of up to 22 characters.
• Sweet Pea Illustration Sweatshirt with Your Garden Name: type a garden name of up to 24 characters, such as “Nana June’s Herb Patch”.
• Nasturtium Illustration Garden Apron with Your Name: type a name or garden name of up to 20 characters.

Each has an optional gift note of up to 140 characters that goes on the packing slip only. The text appears on the product image while you type, and we print exactly what you type with no proof sent first. There is no extra charge for the personalisation.

What every product page contains

Whichever category you arrive from, a product page is arranged the same way, so you always know where to look.

1. The plate. The product image, with further images for each garment colour.
2. Title and price. The title always says what the item is, and the price is in USD. Sizes 2XL and 3XL add $2; 4XL and 5XL add $4.
3. Options. Colour swatches and size buttons for apparel, or the 11 oz and 15 oz choice for mugs. Tote bags have no options.
4. Personalisation fields, on the three personalised plates only, with the live preview.
5. Add to cart, followed by the delivery line: printed to order in 1-3 business days, 7-14 business days in transit, free shipping.
6. Plate notes. The plate number, the plant’s common name and botanical name, and what the drawing shows.
7. Details. The description, fit and size information, and shipping and returns in brief.

Finding help by question

The support pages are grouped below by what you are trying to do. If you are not sure which fits, the Help Center sorts them by situation and the FAQs give the short answers.

Before you order

Three pages are worth a minute before checkout. The Size Guide explains how to measure a garment you already like and compare. Shipping & Delivery shows how to count back from a date: add the printing days to the transit days and leave a margin, since no delivery date is guaranteed. The FAQs gather the questions people ask most, including how the collector’s line works and whether a parcel to Australia or New Zealand contains anything that needs declaring. It does not: no live plants or seeds are in any parcel.

After you order

Your confirmation email repeats the plate, colour, size, address and any text you typed. Read it once. If something is wrong, Cancel or Change an Order explains the 24-hour window and what to write. After that, Order Tracking shows the status. If tracking has not moved or the parcel seems late, email us and we will help.

If something is not right

For a piece that does not fit, a colour you would like to swap or a simple change of mind, the Returns & Exchanges Policy is the process and the Refund Policy is the money. For a print flaw or a wrong item, email us with the order number and a photo, and we will put it right with a replacement or a refund under the 60-day policy. Submit a Ticket has ready-made subject lines for each of these.

About the shop and the small print

These pages describe Plant Ink itself and the terms you shop under.

• About Us: what a plate is, why every design carries two names, and how the shop works.
• Contact Us: the support address, the business address and what to include in a message.
• Privacy Policy: what we collect at checkout and in the personalisation fields, and how long we keep it.
• Terms of Service: the agreement that covers every order, governed by Nevada law.
• Intellectual Property Policy: who owns the plates, how plant names are used, and what you may type on a personalised piece.
• DMCA: how to send a copyright notice.

Your cart and your account

Two pages belong to you alone and do not appear in search engines. The cart shows what you have chosen, with the size, colour and any text you typed listed under each piece; check the spelling there before you pay. My account holds your past orders, saved addresses and account details if you chose to create an account. You can order without one.

Three common routes through the shop

A gift for the plant person, size unknown

Begin at the bench. Tote bags, the apron and mugs need no clothing size. If you know the plant they never stop talking about, look for its plate; if you know the name of their garden, the Nasturtium garden apron takes it.

A sweatshirt with a grandmother’s garden name

Go to the gate, open the Sweet Pea sweatshirt, type the garden name and watch it appear on the preview. Check the Size Guide if you are unsure between two sizes, then count the days in Shipping & Delivery.

Something for yourself, by plant

If your collection is indoors, start on the sill and move to the shelf. If it is outdoors, start in the bed. Many growers are both, which is why the plates are numbered in one series across all five places.

Still cannot find it?

Use the search in the site header; it looks through product names, so a plant’s common name is the best thing to type. If the page you want is not in the list at the top of this sitemap, it does not exist yet. Tell us what you were looking for at support@plantink.shop, and we will reply within 24 hours on business days. Support is by email only.