by Andy on January 28, 2011
The coupon code cupid101 will get you R80 off your order at Springleap. You might be asking yourself, what the hell is R80 when it’s at home, well, tees are Springleap cost R183, which is about $24, so using math we can work out that R80 is a saving of about $10.50, good work, math!
Oh, and you’d probably be thinking that the code is only valid until Valentines Day since we all know Cupid goes to hibernate in his velvet fortress on February 15th, but it’ll actually keep on saving until the end of March.
by Andy on September 1, 2010
I don’t really know much about Stolen Good(ie)s, but they’ve got a lot of cool tees, quite a lot of which run along a theme of “African country + a number + a cool graphic.” The sad part is that those numbers and graphics relate to depressing statistics, for example, the ’57′ in this design relates to “57% of children under the age of five suffering from moderate to severe stunted growth.”
Costiness=$25 Buy it at Stolen Good(ie)s
No, this isn’t a post about record breaking traffic numbers (though things are looking mighty healthy according to the stats software), this post is about my brother wearing a Hide Your Arms tee (in the previously unseen kelly green colourway) on top of Toubkal, a 4,167m (13,671 ft) tall mountain in Morocco. As you can tell by what other people were wearing on the summit, it was chilly, so I’m glad he braved the cold to show off the tee.
The t-shirt shown now belongs to a Berber guide that led the trek, so I can now say that Hide Your Arms has reached Africa, not many continents to go now, maybe with the clearance sale I’ve got going on at the moment I can tick a couple more off the list!
by Andy on November 5, 2009
Afri-tastic!
They say in the product description that this tee is controversial, but I genuinely can’t think of any way that people could be offended by it, would anyone care to enlighten me?
Costiness=$22.95 Available from Bernos
by Andy on August 26, 2009
Who wants to help responsible, sustainable, socioeconomic growth in Africa? You do of course, and now you can do it on the cheap. There’s no graphics to speak of, just high quality blank tees at half price (running between €11 and €14 depending on style).
EDUN LIVE
by Andy on November 21, 2008
I don’t know what it is about Bernos, but their designs leave me feeling really ‘refreshed’. You’re probably thinking “Andy, what the hell are you talking about?” But luckily, I don’t need to explain myself because I’ve already said I don’t know what it is.
Also, I love the idea that absolutely anyone can wear a tee that says “Made in Africa.” Check out the gallery for an argyle tee in a rasta colourway that I think is pretty cool.
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