Materials vary by listing. Many shirts are a 60% cotton / 40% polyester poly-cotton blend (often pre-shrunk); some men's styles are described as ring-spun cotton.

They typically feature a crew neckline with short sleeves—standard casual graphic-tee styling.

Descriptions state the graphics are printed with high-grade plasticol ink, applied to the front only, and the shirts are made in the USA.

Care instructions indicate the shirts are machine washable and can be tumble dried.

The designs are food- and noodle-themed, commonly featuring humorous ramen and pho graphics and other food-and-drink motifs.

Listings describe a midweight fabric and note durability features such as double stitching in the construction.