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Ajijic T-Shirts

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Silkscreened t-shirts designed & printed by Ajijic artist Bruno Mariscal.

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Ajijic T-Shirts sells souvenirs and silkscreened t-shirts with Ajijic-related imagery.

The shirts are designed by Bruno Mariscal, a graduate of the Neil James art program, and printed in his shop by him and his crew on 100% cotton t-shirts.

Bruno designed the well-known Ajijic “fish” logo that graces car stickers around town. Each year he comes out with a new animal or figure. This year it’s a motorcyclist. Look carefully and you’ll find the word “Ajijic” hidden in the figures.

Last updated October 11, 2020

Dane Strom

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I moved to Ajijic in 2010 when I decided to quit my job of seven years as an editorial assistant at The Denver Post in Colorado. I'm the photographer, web designer, programmer, marketer, writer... the everything behind this website, The Lakeside Guide. All of the businesses on this website appear here for free at no cost to them. If you find this site useful, please consider giving a small donation to become a site patron. Learn more about The Lakeside Guide or check out my other website about photography of Mexico.

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Marcos Castellanos #17-C

 • Ajijic

Phone

376-766-0213

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Inside Ajijic T-Shirts at Marcos Castellanos #17-C in Ajijic, Mexico.

Inside Ajijic T-Shirts at Marcos Castellanos #17-C in Ajijic, Mexico.

Ajijic T-Shirts sells silkscreened t-shirts and other items with the 'Ajijic' logos which look like fish and other animals.

Ajijic T-Shirts sells silkscreened t-shirts and other items with the "Ajijic" logos, which look like fish and other animals.

The silkscreening equipment in use at Ajijic T-Shirts.

The silkscreening equipment in use at Ajijic T-Shirts.

Artist Bruno Mariscal has been silkscreening shirts since he started at his home in 1997.

Artist Bruno Mariscal has been silkscreening shirts since he started at his home in 1997.

Bruno uses a squeegee to force the ink through the screen and onto the shirt.

Bruno uses a squeegee to force the ink through the screen and onto the shirt.

Each shirt is passed under an open gas flame so the ink can dry quickly.

Each shirt is passed under an open gas flame so the ink can dry quickly.

The last step is to cure the ink with this machine so the shirts can be safely washed without the design coming off.

The last step is to cure the ink with this machine so the shirts can be safely washed without the design coming off.

Bruno Mariscal with one of his freshly silkscreened shirts.

Bruno Mariscal with one of his freshly silkscreened shirts.

A shirt with the famous Ajijic fish logo.

A shirt with the famous Ajijic fish logo.

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One of the many Ajijic T-shirts for sale.

One of the many Ajijic T-shirts for sale.

A shirt with the Aztec calendar.

A shirt with the Aztec calendar.

The shop has lots of designs and colors of shirts available.

The shop has lots of designs and colors of shirts available.

Shirts are available in small, medium, large, extra large, extra extra large, and extra extra extra large.

A shelf of silkscreened t-shirts.

A shelf of silkscreened t-shirts.

They also sell unprinted t-shirts in a bunch of colors.

They also sell unprinted t-shirts in a bunch of colors.

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All shirts are made with 100% cotton.

All shirts are made with 100% cotton.

'That's Mexico!' t-shirts, hats, mugs, buttons and stickers.

"That's Mexico!" t-shirts, hats, mugs, buttons and stickers.

The Ajijic-themed shirts make good gifts to bring back to friends when you leave the country.

The Ajijic-themed shirts make good gifts to bring back to friends when you leave the country.

Ball caps.

Ball caps.

Aside from shirts, the store sells other souvenirs and gift items, many of them branded with the name Ajijic.

Aside from shirts, the store sells other souvenirs and gift items, many of them branded with the name Ajijic.

Plastic water bottles and metal coffee thermoses.

Plastic water bottles and metal coffee thermoses.

Coffee mugs.

Coffee mugs.

Cofradía blanco tequila.

Cofradía blanco tequila.

Cofradía tequila; Once Letras tequila creams: lima, vanilla, coffee; Trochador reposado tequila.

Cofradía tequila; Once Letras tequila creams: lima, vanilla, coffee; Trochador reposado tequila.

Shot glasses.

Shot glasses.

Plastic flasks.

Plastic flasks.

Ashtrays and Mi Buen tequila.

Ashtrays and Mi Buen tequila.

Keychains and stickers of animals and figures that contain the word 'Ajijic.'

Keychains and stickers of animals and figures that contain the word "Ajijic."

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Mousepads.

Mousepads.

Magnets.

Magnets.

Painted pottery boxes.

Painted pottery boxes.

Ballpoint pens and buttons.

Ballpoint pens and buttons.

Blank notebooks.

Blank notebooks.

Leather coin purses.

Leather coin purses.

Some of Bruno Mariscal's paintings for sale.

Some of Bruno Mariscal's paintings for sale.

Inside T-Shirts Ajijic at Marcos Castellanos #17-C in Ajijic, Mexico.

Inside T-Shirts Ajijic at Marcos Castellanos #17-C in Ajijic, Mexico.

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