Today, I received my "Starving for a Hug" tee from teextile. They seem to get shirts to you in about a month. There are TONS of alert boxes all over their website about shipping and how long it could potentially take for you to get your shirt(s) now. Anyway, the shirt rules...it's a really awesome color...I only have one other shirt remotely close to the color of this tee and it looks awesome! I can't wait to sport this one at work =)
There is a Threadless "heatwave" sale now (a lot of tees are just $5!), but none of the shirts I wanted from last week are on sale...I may wait even longer to pick these up...
That's it for now...only one sport today, but two tomorrow. I can't wait to play hockey again!
Showing posts with label threadless. Show all posts
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Wednesday, June 3, 2009
Monday, March 16, 2009
Spring Cleaning - Threadless Style
Threadless is having a "spring cleaning" sale, letting you get a whole bunch of tees for either $5 or $10. Here's what I picked up from them today:


"Of the Dead" by Justin White


"There's No Crying in Breakfast" by Philip Tseng


"Sprint Finish" by Little Friends of Printmaking


"Playin' in the Sprinkler" by Jason Bergsieker
"Of the Dead" by Justin White
"There's No Crying in Breakfast" by Philip Tseng
"Sprint Finish" by Little Friends of Printmaking
"Playin' in the Sprinkler" by Jason Bergsieker
Good stuff! Also: I have like absolutely no time to write this entry because I still need to make my schedule for SXSW. I also totally need to get a haircut today and I'm not sure if that's going to happen because I have hockey tonight and need to be ready to go by 8:15pm. AWESOME.
Maybe I'll pick up some quality tees in Texas.
Until then,
Brooke
Maybe I'll pick up some quality tees in Texas.
Until then,
Brooke
Monday, February 23, 2009
Rock-em Sock-em Robots, anyone?
So, I got this amazing t-shirt on shit.woot.com yesterday:

It reminds me a lot of probably my favorite Threadless design of 2008 (yes, I voted for it in the 2008 Bestees awards) by Paul Burgess.

After purchasing a new piece of furniture because I have run out of room in my drawers for t-shirts, it feels like I'm more inclined to buy any shirt that "looks cool" as opposed to "has a unicorn on it or is ridiculously awesome". At just over 100 t-shirts, there's a lot more growing my collection could do.
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