Hey there! Thanks for visiting our site and learning more about Green Dragon Tees. We are a family that bleeds red, white and blue. Green Dragon’s mom was born and raised in a small suburb of Boston, close to where the magic of December 16, 1773 took place. We chose the name, Green Dragon Tees, as a homage to what truly kick-started the American Revolution.
We cannot survive without wicked strong coffee, good humor, sarcasm and passion. We have two wild boys and a crazy doodle. Audioslave, Soundgarden, Tool, Temple of the Dog and Alice in Chains are some of our favorite bands.
We hope that you love our products and continue to come back for more!
Boston Translator:
Wicked (adj.): To describe something good or bad (i.e. that shirt is wicked pissah, these shirts are wicked cool)
Packie (n.): Liquor store
The Cape (n.): Cape Cod
Clickah (n.): TV remote
Statie (n.): State trooper
Bang-a-uey (v.): To turn around, to make a u-turn
Jimmies (n.): Chocolate sprinkles
No suh (inf.): No way, are you kidding me?
Southie (n.): South Boston
The T (n.): MBTA, MA transportation system
Triple deckah (n.): 3-story house or apartment building
Rotary (n.): Traffic circle, roundabout
Bubblah (n.): Water fountain, drinking fountain
Dunkies or Dunks (n.): Dunkin Donuts
Frappe (n.): Milkshake
Grindah (n.): Sandwich
Cellah (n.): Basement
Suppah (n.): Dinner
Killah (adj.): To describe something awesome (i.e. that shirt is killah)
Pahlah (n.): Living room
The Pike (n.): Mass Pike highway
Guy (n.): Refers to both men and women (i.e. hey guy)
Top of the hub (n.): The top of the Prudential Center
The Pru (n.): The Prudential Center
The hub (n.): Boston
Chowdah (n.): What’s the secret password? New England clam chowder
Lobstah (n.): Lobster
