
Finally, finally, finally, I can now link to products on the
Terratag website now that they’ve had a redesign!
And even better, all of those items that I can now link to have got 10% off.

I wouldn’t usually cover this kind of thing for a brand that is as new as
Holebrain, but it’s Sunday afternoon and I think I’ve made it pretty clear in the past that I like Holebrain, so any chance I get to mention them I’m going to take it. The site wasn’t exactly terrible before, but this new look should help them to grow a bit more, and I always like to see a blog being included on a t-shirt site because I love seeing all the background stuff and with a new brand especially it’s fun to see how their cotton-based adventure unfolds.
Storenvy have a good rep for printing tees within the indie community, by which I mean that people on
Emptees rarely bitch about them, and from what I can tell their storefront hosting service is also held in high regard. A couple of days ago they released a new version of their site which aims to help those stores owners make more sales, and help make it easier for t-shirt buyers to find shirts across their network of stores. To put it basically, you can search what they sell, it’s that simple, I’d add more words to this sentence but they’d be superfluous.
Search isn’t the only new feature to be included in the new Storenvy site, they’ve also introduced a concept called ‘Markets‘ which groups together stores that have something in common (such as fine art, eco-friendly, or urban wear), it’s an idea I like and thin that as it evolves it would work well for people trying to discover new companies in the same vein as ones that they already like. The forum is likely to be a useful hub for store owners, though as you would imagine so soon after launch things are still a bit quiet around there.
In the past if someone asked me about a third-party storefront to run their brand from I would have immediately said Big Cartel, but Storenvy could be an option worth looking at for a lot of budding tee-preneurs.
PopJunkie are always good value for an attractive shirt & hoodie or two, and their latest offerings are no exception, the new site looks great too so swing on by and check it out. They’ve also expanded their non-body covering range, with more tote bags and pillows, and an all new product, beer bags. If you want 25% off their prices (and why wouldn’t you?), use the coupon code
hookmeup at the checkout and you will receive the discount.