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Tedious & Brief T-Shirt
$29.99 $29.99
Description

Inspired by the philosophical concept popularized by the S-town podcast, the Tedious & Brief mental health shirt reminds us that life is both long and monotonous, yet fleeting in an instant. This duality urges us to appreciate the finite time we’re given. Instead of letting the negatives in life hold you back from happiness, this shirt serves as a reminder that life will inevitably end—so you might as well live it on your own terms. Wear it as a call to embrace each moment and reject the distractions that keep you from the life you truly desire.

Comfort and style are the name of the game for these custom boxy t-shirts. Their relaxed fit and dropped shoulders add that modern aesthetic, perfect for blending into any occasion. Made with 100% airlume, ring-spun, and combed cotton for extra softness, these shirts ensure both comfort and quality. (Athletic Heather is 90% cotton / 10% polyester).

  • 100% airlume combed and ring-spun cotton (fiber content may vary for different colors)
  • Medium fabric (6.0 oz/yd² or 170 g/m²)
  • Relaxed fit
  • Tear-away label
  XS S M L XL 2XL 3XL
Width, cm 47.63 50.16 52.70 57.79 62.87 67.95 73.03
Length, cm 66.67 69.22 70.48 73.03 75.56 76.84 79.38

 

Difference Maker

15% of the profits from this piece go toward changing the mental health status quo.

Ethically Sourced

Our pieces are ethically sourced, ensuring quality and fair practices, with many assembled in the US.

Community Built

Survivorz is community-built and community-led. Each piece worn moves the conversation around mental health.

Seasonal Collections

Our designs evolve each season, bringing fresh perspectives and styles that support our mission.

No One Fights Alone

Own Your Story, Break the Silence

Listen, being part of the Survivorz isn’t easy. You’re choosing to fight your battle in the open so others feel like they don’t have to be ashamed of their own struggles with mental health. Our pieces are meant to inspire people to move forward and take ownership of their lives.

Instead of droning on about how more people need to “talk to someone” about their mental struggles, we’re making these struggles less isolating. Our goal is to make it, so that when someone sees a Survivorz piece in the world, they don’t have to say anything but feel less alone.

None of us are broken, but most think we are because of what we’ve been through. It’s time for you to own your story and wear your scars with pride.

Make A Difference
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Social Responsibility

Survivorz is for people who feel like they’re fighting their battles alone. It’s for those who have been through tough times and carry scars, whether visible or not. Survivorz offers a sense of belonging, creating a community where mental health struggles aren’t hidden but embraced as part of the journey. By wearing Survivorz, people connect through shared experiences, reminding each other that they’re not broken and they don’t have to suffer in silence. It’s a movement that empowers individuals to own their story, find strength in their challenges, and make real change—both in their lives and in the world around them.

We make an actual difference. With 15% of profits going toward real change, we contribute directly to causes and initiatives that support mental health and those facing struggles in their daily lives.

We’re not just talking about helping, we’re actively involved in creating visible, lasting impact. Whether through outreach, advocacy, or partnerships with organizations that align with our mission, Survivorz builds a community where people can see the difference we’re making, together. It’s about taking action, being transparent, and proving that we’re stronger when we stand united.

Our long-term goal with Survivorz is to influence the future of mental healthcare. While we fully support medicine and therapy, we believe real progress lies in expanding treatment options to include creative outlets like art, music, and exercise alongside these traditional modalities. We envision a future where policy supports holistic mental health care, giving people access to multiple ways to heal and grow.

In an ideal world, we would create “third places”—community spaces where people can come to feel less alone, express themselves creatively, and find support.

Apparel is our first major step, but we’re committed to changing the conversation around mental health and mental illness, one initiative at a time.

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