I got an e-mail through from TenBills letting me know about some updates to their site and asking what I thought about them. Since I’m trying to keep things succinct nowadays (I’m writing this post in between preparing a loin of bacon wrapped in bacon and going on the hunt for some more chairs for the dinner table), here’s my thoughts:
The shirts are $10 and look awesome, one of the latest designs even features robots. Awesome, go look.
Damn, that was much quicker, maybe I should put a limit on the amount of words I’m allowed to use in every post.
Ten Bills
[No point checking out the gallery on this one for bigger pics, the thumbnails are pretty much as big as these pics go]
I don’t know when HYA turned into Halloween outfit/t-shirt/sale central, but I thought that these tees were too funny to pass up.
Here’s Fred Flare‘s Halloween selection
See I told you I might have to start copy/pasting!
1. SALE!
We’re having a major “end of summer”/ “back to school” / “economic bailout”
sale to help make some room before our next batch of designs show up.
Take a look. Sizes are limited. http://www.thequietlife.com
2. GOOD CAUSE CHARITY T-SHIRT – NEW DESIGN!
A new “Good Cause” charity t-shirt is now available in our online web store.
This season we decided to dedicate our best-selling Fall 08 design – “Sphinx”-
to the cause. http://www.thequietlife.com/ql_store2.htm
“Good Cause” is a continuing program of The Quiet Life’s,
where 100% of our profits from the sales of “Good Cause” shirts will
be donated to the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation ( http://www.cff.org ).
So it’s a win-win. You get a good design and at the same time help
generate a donation for the CF Foundation. Last season we were able
to donate $6,800 to the foundation – thanks to your support.
Keep an eye out for our entire Fall/Holiday 08 line coming soon…
The Quiet Life
Chop Shop seem to have got in the habit of releasing tees covered in collections of famous people, rock stars, robots, aliens, internet memes, and cars from television and movies. I guess that tees like that are like normal pop culture reference tees on steroids. This particular tee features “31 classic rock, punk and post-punk celebrities whose stars burnt brightest from 1972-1982. Tougher than the last… we believe you will never figure them all.”
Chop Shop Store
Yes, yes, once again the International Day of Andy has rolled around, how are you going to be celebrating it? (Me, I’m cooking dinner for friends then we’re going to play with
miracle berries)
This post isn’t just to congratulate myself on simply managing to be alive, I thought I’d better give you a heads up on what will be happening with HYA over the next month. Long-time readers will be aware that for the past two years I’ve spent a month living and working in the south of France (here, specifically, jealous?), and this year is no exception. That means that from next Wednesday onwards the regular posting schedule will be disrupted, so you can probably wave goodbye to the peak output of 8 posts a day for the foreseeable future. I might also have to cut down the amount I write and just start copy/pasting press releases so that even if you aren’t getting my commentary at least you’re getting all the info, pictures, and links for the latest and greatest clothing companies that are coming onto the scene, as well as keeping up with our old friends.
