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SATURDAY MOURNING, a new line which spins a dark twist on retro images from the 1930s,40s, and 50s, is now available for pre-order! Use discount code “pre-order” when checking out to receive 15% off your total purchase. Offer good until December 31, 2011.
Andy: Cool looking tees, thanks for the submission!
This post was submitted by Skip Arnold.
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Very nice Walking Dead t-shirt at TeeFury today. Anyone else watching this show?
I’m surprised that Qwertee have this shirt on sale since it’s part of 604Republic‘s permanent catalogue.
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Suck! Clothing sent over an e-mail with a few previews of their next collection which will be available at their stockists some time this month, and then available online in December. Every picture they included was of a hoodie, there are going to be tees in the collection too, but it makes a lot of sense that they’d be pushing hoodies at this time of year, in fact the more I think about it the more surprising it is that people don’t do full releases that include no tees at this time of year when it’s getting chilly outside.
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I’m not too enthused by the actual image, but I certainly do like the colour palette that has been used. Currently on pre-order so you can expect the price to go up later in the month when it starts shipping.
Costiness=£14 Order it at Time to Panic!
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Recently I’ve seen a few companies turning to Kickstarter (the popular crowdfunding site) to try and fund their collections. If you think about it there’s a lot of good reasons to go the Kickstarter route, it’s essentially pre-ordering with a lot less of the risk for either party. You can judge how popular your line will be and be on a sound financial footing from release, and people who are interested in the shirts can put their name down for an item and only get charged for it if they’re actually going to get made.
Whilst it is great in theory, in the past Kickstarter has been proved to not be a fantastic place for t-shirt companies to get funding. I think it’s because the popular ideas on Kickstarter tend to be innovative, when it’s hard to persuade a random person that a t-shirt design of any kind or style could be innovative. Due to this, I think that Vaughn de Heart have got a bit of an uphill struggle to reach their target of $7,000 pledged, even though the promise of having your name screenprinted into the tees (where the neck label would usually be) is pretty interesting.
Vaughn de Heart Kickstarter Page
Read why RoyLyn chose to take the Kickstarter route
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