Day 100 T-Shirt

Day 100. Still walking. Still fighting. Still Graffiti.

The Graffiti Day 100 Commemorative T-Shirt was created to celebrate an extraordinary milestone in Graffiti’s journey - one hundred days after a hemangiosarcoma diagnosis, a point few dogs are able to reach.

Every detail of the design was chosen with intention. The artwork draws from Japanese culture that reflect perseverance, endurance, and strength through adversity - mirroring the steady, forward-moving spirit Graffiti has carried throughout this journey.

More than a shirt, it marks a moment shared by a community that has walked beside him every step of the way. For many in this community, it’s also a small way to celebrate this moment with Graffiti and carry a piece of his journey forward.

🎁 Early Support Gift - As a thank you for early support, orders placed within the first 72 hours (by Sunday, March 8th at 5:00 PM MDT) will receive a free commemorative print featuring the artwork from the back of the shirt.

The print is produced on thick, durable cardstock — a small keepsake from this moment in Graffiti’s story.

Early orders help make this collection possible and allow us to produce exactly what the community wants to celebrate this moment with Graffiti.

Shirt Details

• White short sleeve t-shirt
• Made with 100% soft ring spun U.S. cotton fabric and cotton threads
• Large Day 100 commemorative artwork printed on the back
• Small black-and-white Graffiti patch graphic on the front chest
• See last image for Sizing Chart

Pre-Order Information
This collection is available as a limited pre-order.

Pre-orders will remain open for one week, after which production will begin. Because quantities are produced based on the pre-order window, we encourage ordering early.

Orders are expected to ship 2–3 weeks after the pre-order period closes. Tracking information will be sent once your order ships.

Official Pre-Order End Date
Thursday, March 12th at 11:59 PM MDT.

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Why Japanese Design?

The visual language of this design draws from Japanese culture that often reflect ideals of quiet endurance, perseverance, and dignity in the face of hardship. In Japanese culture, there is a deep respect for the idea of continuing forward with strength and composure, even when circumstances are difficult.

One expression that reflects this mindset is がんばる (ganbaru) — the idea of continuing to do your best and keep going, no matter the obstacles in front of you.

That philosophy felt deeply aligned with the spirit Graffiti has shown throughout this journey. His strength has never been loud or dramatic. It has been steady, determined, and forward-moving — the kind of resilience that simply keeps going.

For us, this symbolism also carries personal meaning. Momma Serbant is half Japanese, and these themes of endurance and inner strength felt like a natural way to reflect the mindset that has carried Graffiti this far.

The phrases used throughout the design echo that same spirit — keep going, give it everything, stay strong, and move forward one day at a time.

Japanese Translation Guide
Every Japanese phrase on this design carries meaning:

• グラフィティツアー — Graffiti Tour
• 100日目 — Day 100
• がんばれ グラフィティ — Keep going, Graffiti
• 全力!! — Full power — give it everything
• くよくよするな — Don’t dwell on it — keep moving forward
• まだまだいける — Still going strong
• 最強 — Strongest
• 最高 — The greatest

Design Details

• GRAFFITI TOUR — What began as one dog’s fight has grown into a community following his journey from around the world.
• CHICAGO · SAN DIEGO · DENVER — The cities that shaped Graffiti’s life story and the places we’ve called home along the way.
• KEEP IT 💯 — 100 days strong. Still fighting. Still here.
• HSA FIGHT — Battling hemangiosarcoma — and fighting for more time.
• GO GDAWG! — What the community says. What we feel. What Graffiti lives.

Thank you for being part of Graffiti’s journey.

With lub - Momma, Poppa, Brady & Graffiti.

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If you have questions please email us at hello@bradyandgraffiti.com.

For the full story behind Day 100, read the full article on our Substack → graffitihsa.substack.com