The shirt reads: “Fairs,” in a gold serif, with a small hand making an OK sign beside it.
To the left, the same orange-headed character stands grinning in front of a night-time cityscape, one hand raised.
Fairs is British slang for fair enough — an acknowledgement, usually the end of a conversation. Attaching it to this character is a collision of two separate internet dialects. For the very online, and for anyone who ends arguments this way.
