Custom Clothing & Merchandise
A new t-shirt site called Shirt A Day have been in touch to let us know about them and what they are up to. Their USP is that they sell a different shirt every day, and for only one day. Most shirts start at only $13 – 15 (US) and what makes them unique is … Read more
Steven Selzer, of Africa Aid, dropped us an email telling us about his worthy t-shirt based appeal: Africa Aid, an international nonprofit founded by a group of post-grads from the University of California, San Diego, is announcing a nationwide call-to-action: buy a t-shirt and feed an African refugee child for one school year. Leveraging the … Read more
Whilst in New Zealand last week, I came across this uber-cool range of performance sports apparel called 2XU, a Kiwi-designed collection of cycling, running, triathlon and swimming gear with great looks and pioneering fabrics. Definitely worth a closer look.
Eleni, and her sister, Tys, are running the City of London Race for Life on 03/06/2007 to raise money for Cancer Research UK and would really welcome your support. Please take a moment to sponsor them. It’s really easy – you can donate online by credit or debit card at the following link:
As well as buying organic t-shirts (excuse shameless plug (and pun!)), if you are keen to be more eco-friendly these days (and aren’t we all, otherwise how can you sit around at a Wandsworth dinner party and not trump Marjorie’s claim that she recycled 50 plastic ice-cream tubs last week?), then pop over to the … Read more
I have just got back from a few days in Italy with my brother and family, and these cool kids little tees I stumbled across in the hilltop village of Montalcino were worth a snap. Not available online, you actually need to go there to have a chance of getting one. The great food, views … Read more
For those of you who like political tees, “Is my HOMEGIRL” and “Is my HOMEBOY” may be right up your alley. They have tees, buttons, mugs and more of your favourite (or not so favourite) US presidential candidates, featuring the likes of Barack Obama (above), Hillary Clinton, John Edwards, and many more.They supply t-shirts using … Read more
Metro, the free newspaper people have got a best British blog competition thing going on. Nominate us, your favourite t-shirt business blog, in the fashion category!