It can be pretty tough! If you start by learning a few obvious types you can usually go from there. Boletes are mushroom shaped with pores, puffballs are round, waxcaps are gilled but slimy on top. Inkcaps turn into black goo. I love fungi sorry! Happy to ID help where I can

Thanks for the information though! I appreciate you sharing all the work you've done looking into this

Oh, I was definitely misinformed about that. I do change them quite a bit but probably not enough to count (tie dye/ bleaching, hem tag, neck label, and the print but I still buy a finished item to do it to). This is all very stressful and I'm not even back full time working yet!

I see! That's good to know. This whole thing is so confusing, probably on purpose. Tshirts are one of the things I can say are made in the UK because they're made in Bangladesh but printed here which counts as the last significant step.

Unfortunately most of my manufacturers are in China. I have a few things that are UK made so it might be time to focus on them for now.

Most polypores do grow in shelf structures out from trees but these ones grow up from the roots so it might look like it's coming from the ground. If it was near trees and had pores instead of gills it's a good bet. It's a bit harder to ID gilled fungi (the classic mushroom shaped kind)

Hard to tell from so far away but #2 looks like a polypore. Probably Dyer's Mazegill

Core Element opted to do A to one of my friends and its totally baffling why. They said if they talk about it they'll face legal action for defamation

We didn't get a choice on Etsy! They're tenporarily suspending postage to the US from the 25th

Attendee safety should be a primary concern and if you can't say for sure it didn't happen because you don't have "full investigative powers" why are you still insisting it didn't? This is being so terribly handled

I forgot the alt again 🥲
A selection of tattoo themed werewolf designs on shiny gold stickers