It started with one jacket.

Shirella Store is one person in Dacula, Georgia, making one thing at a time, on purpose.

Bry in a lilac suit, sitting on the edge of a worktable with folded tees and lilac mailers ready to ship. Founder and maker
I was a nurse first. A coworker asked me to put something on her jacket, then her whole floor asked. That was the business.

Bry was a nurse first.

She said yes to one coworker's jacket, then to the rest of the floor, one at a time, until she had a business she hadn't gone looking for.

She still works the floor. She knows what survives a twelve-hour shift and what comes out of the wash looking like a mistake, because she's worn both.

A forest green sweatshirt printed Nurse in white script with care, inspire, heal underneath, worn at work with matching green pants.
Nurse, on shift
A royal blue tee on the heat press, printed West Unit, making a difference, #nurse manager in neon green and pink inside a circle.
West Unit, making a difference
A heather grey sweatshirt on the heat press, printed JESUS in purple varsity letters outlined in white.
Jesus, on the press

It's still her, every time

When you send an order in, it goes to Bry. She reads it, asks whatever she needs to, sends you a proof, and makes the thing. Same person the whole way through.

That's also why there's no minimum. One shirt for one person is a normal order here, and it always has been, because the first one ever made was exactly that.

What it grew into

Nurses are still a lot of it. It has grown well past them: team and group orders, birthdays, retirements, teacher gifts, totes and aprons. Pillows and more are coming through 2026, then mugs, tumblers and caps in spring 2027. If it's not on the list, ask anyway.

The business

Shirella Store, LLC is family-owned, Black-owned and female-owned, and it runs out of Dacula, Georgia. You can see what she's made, or read the questions people ask first.

Tell Bry what you have in mind.

You don't need a finished design. An idea is enough to start, and nothing gets printed until you've seen a proof and said yes.