So I havent posted for a while, its been really busy. Here is my attempt to summarise whats been happening recently:
Basically if you want to find out about cool tees Torso has it nailed. I’m loving Rubix Cubicle from Everything Burns. Its a merchline as well so you can combine with nice stuff from Owl Movement or my other favourite FullBleed
Threadless are now going to be printing tees on their own label, a smart move. It should give them much greater control over inventory and answer most peoples main criticism of their shirts. They are also hosting a 30 day $10 sale, current/credit accounts the world over are gasping in disgust. I’m gutted to miss out on “Watch the Snow Fall” (long sleeves as well!)
Everyone in the world blogged the air tshirt thing. Why? I dont know, I guess its a quiet month in the tshirt blogosphere, looks kind of lame to me.Teetonic printed a student themed flat pack design, I’ve seen these too many times and had a skater one from Spunky for about 5 years. Still its a nice design. They also have a special comp with Scottish Sun offering a return trip to NY or (£1000) for the winner link.
Braveland are as awesome as ever (I just got a big order), interview coming next week hopefully.
I setup a global tshirt hunt over at thehunt.spreadshirt.net
We have a tshirt up a tree in London, buried in Belgium, in a supermarket in Canada, the woods in NYC, the canal in Berlin. You get the idea.
Totally agree with you about the air guitar shirt, whilst it is a clever bit of technology I thought the whole point of air guitar was that it allowed you to imagine playing songs that you didn’t have the skill to play?
Oh, and I love the tee hunt idea, but I haven’t seen much promotion for it either through Spreadshirt or other bloggers (I’ll write about it now that I’m aware).
I agree on the air guitar thing, I thought air guitars were invented so people could forget that they suck. Still it seem to have some viral potential as I couldnt go on any website anywhere in the world without seeing it for about a week.
The tee hunt was just a little experiment so I’ve not really tried to push it anywhere.Its not been on the spreadshirt site, only the blog. I did mail a few tshirt blogs but really just as an excuse to reach out as the tshirt blog scene is not exactly close. I’d appreciate a post about it though if you have the time.