Rejoice, American t-shirt designers, because
the mighty Strawberry have ordained that you can now submit your designs to their competitions and hopefully win, which is nice, since their prizes are in Euros rather than dollars, and Euros do look ever so pretty (so much colour!).
Unfortunately, they still haven’t given the North American t-shirt buying public a kiss on each cheek, and those of you on the other side of the Atlantic still have to make your laFraise purchases through a special Spreadshirt US store front which lags behind the European version by quite a long way, although it has been restocked recently with a few ‘new’ designs.
![2419295564 ea925c3723 I Bike Amsterdam by Parkarma [Flickr Finds]](http://media.hideyourarms.com/wp-content/uploads/2008/06/2419295564_ea925c3723.jpg "I Bike Amsterdam by Parkarma [Flickr Finds]")
Ha! Its true, there are an awful lot of bikes in Amsterdam, and an awful lot of tourists that can’t get their heads around not walking in bike lanes. Unusually for a flickr finds post, I can actually point you towards where you can buy this tee (sacre bleu!), although Parkarma have gone on holiday, so if you order one then it won’t be shipped until shortly after August 1st when I get back from their hols.
Costiness=€15 Tee Link Flickr Page
![1603 0 The Crowd by Misery Loves Co. [Rumplo Rocks]](http://media.hideyourarms.com/wp-content/uploads/2008/06/1603-0.jpg "The Crowd by Misery Loves Co. [Rumplo Rocks]")
I get the feeling that someone might have taken quite a long time putting this design together… pity there aren’t more close up pictures though.
Costiness=$40 Tee Link Rumplo Link
If you want to learn how to screen print from anyone, a company that makes
really cool tees is a pretty good choice. I’ve never attempted screen printing, but I’d imagine that if I were going to give it a go then I’d need a fair amount of instruction, and my
SpideyAndy-sense is telling me that Print Liberation team have the skills to make a pretty looking book.Costiness=$25
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A company in Thailand needed to get the word out about how great their detergent was, so they did what everyone else does and sent a package with a sampler of the product to households across the country. They did a little something extra though, they wrapped the package in a white t-shirt. As expected, the Thai postal service got the tees good and dirty, and what do you need to clean a t-shirt… detergent!
Advertising companies really are having to push themselves nowadays, aren’t they?
More pics, and the rest of the story, here. [via notcot, which still has taste even if it doesn't have tastespotting]
