Price Coat Of Arms Unisex T‑Shirt

Price comes from the Welsh “ap Rhys” — meaning “son of Rhys.” Over time, this contracted into Price, one of the most recognisable Welsh surnames (often referred to as Pricey). The name Rhys itself is associated with “ardour,” “enthusiasm,” or “fiery spirit,”. We've used that symbolism in this design. The shield is built around a red (gules) field, framed by a gold (or) border. Red in heraldry is traditionally linked to valour, energy, and intensity, while gold suggests value, generosity, and status. At the centre rises a gold phoenix, wings spread. The phoenix represents renewal, resilience, and rebirth - a creature that endures, burns, and returns. Here, it sort of symbolises a rebirth of the name Rhys - transformed into Price. Beneath it sits a stylised flame, reinforcing that idea of fire and transformation. This design forms part of the wider series of Welsh surname crests - not tied to a single historical coat of arms, but built using the visual language of heraldry.