Slogans

• Create a wrestling shirt by writing a popular slogan with some fabric paint. Popular WWE T-shirt slogans include "Austin 3:16," "You Can't See Me" and "I Am the Game." You can write the slogan on the front of the shirt or expand it by doing a front and back style. For example, write "I am..." on the front of the shirt and write "The Game" in large letters on the back. Use stencils to make the shirt look more official.
  
  

Events

• Make a shirt catered toward a specific event. For example, if the event is Wrestlemania, re-create the logo using paints on the T-shirt. Create a custom tag line for the event to add to the shirt. For example, a "Royal Rumble" shirt could feature the slogan "30 Men...Only 1 Survives." Use markers to draw custom images on the T-shirt such as a steel cage, wrestling ring or an arena.
  
  

Wrestlers

• Create a wrestler-specific shirt to support a superstar. These are some of the most popular shirts and easy to make. Hand-draw a caricature of the superstar or a symbol for him. The Rock's symbol is a blue bull, Stone Cold Steve Austin's a rattlesnake, John Cena's a bulldog.
  
  

Classics

• Create a wrestling T-shirt based on a classic wrestler. For example, a plain yellow shirt with "Hulkamania" written across it represents Hulk Hogan's iconic shirt. A black shirt with white letters reading "N.W.O" represents the New World Order. A tombstone with the letters "R.I.P." represents the Undertaker. Or, create a collage of wrestler names to show fandom for multiple legends.
  
  

Costumes

• Design a T-shirt to look like a wrestler's costume. Make the T-shirt look like a fake dress shirt and draw on a smiley face tie to represent Mick Foley's costume. Add a big "H" to a bright green shirt to represent "The Hurricane." Use paint and markers to make a fake muscled body to look like any wrestler. Paint on a fake wrestling championship at the bottom of the shirt. Add jewels and glitter glue to make it look more realistic.