Here’s what I got sent by Zazzle in an e-mail for affiliates about their Black Friday deals:
Friday, November 26, 2010
12:00:00 AM 2:00:00 AM Half Off All Mugs (50% off Mugs)!
2:01:00 AM 4:00:00 AM $10 Off All Custom Binders!
4:01:00 AM 6:00:00 AM 75% Off Harry Potter T-Shirts!
6:01:00 AM 8:00:00 AM 70% Off Holiday Cards and Invites!
8:01:00 AM 10:00:00 AM 50% Off Christmas Ornaments!
10:01:00 AM 12:00:00 PM $20 Off iPhone & iPad Cases!
12:01:00 PM 2:00:00 PM 75% Off Business Cards!
2:01:00 PM 4:00:00 PM 65% Off All Posters!
4:01:00 PM 6:00:00 PM $8.80 Off $0.44 Postage Sheets!
6:01:00 PM 8:00:00 PM Half Off All T-Shirts (50% Off T-Shirts)!
8:01:00 PM 10:00:00 PM Friday’s Favorite Deal Repeat: $20 Off iPhone & iPad Cases!
10:01:00 PM 12:00:00 AM Friday’s Favorite Deal Repeat: Half Off All T-Shirts (50% Off T-Shirts)!
Those times are all in PST by the way. How crazy is that? I think the biggest standouts are 75% off Harry Potter t-shirts and the half price tees. I know that Zazzle doesn’t get an awful lot of interest from HYA because they just aren’t really a HYA kind of place, but I couldn’t ignore that kind of dedication to ridiculous Black Friday deals, America, do you not understand that it’s meant to be a holiday weekend?
This is the page that you’ll be wanting to keep an eye on this Friday.
POD (Print-On-Demand) companies have been around for a while, and they are a great idea, but it’s always hard to tell if what you put on the screen is going to look any good when it’s in your hands, so thankfully Point Click Apparel has arrived to make that choice easier. Site creator MJ (whose well known in tee-circles) has tested several of the major POD players, giving a good critique of each of them, and crucially she is testing them all with the same prints. She gets a regular print done, and a photo print (since all of them print using DTG, which is the easiest way to make a full colour print) and then tells us what she thinks of them. Here’s a list of who she’s tested so far:
Cafepress
Mysoti
Printfection
RedBubble
Skreened
Spreadshirt
Zazzle
It’s a really useful resource, I’ve always hoped someone would do something like this, I’d have done it but I’m far too lazy. So, if you’re using a POD for your printing needs, check it out, because there may well be a better option out there for you.
by Andy on December 14, 2009
in Bargains!,Celebrities,Environmental,funny,Lists,Mens,movies,News,Political,Retro,T-shirts,Text/Typography,Threadless,Womens
After the success and popularity of my previous list posts such at the
202 Star Wars t-shirts and
robot lists (and of course the ridiculously meta
list of t-shirt lists), I started saving up links of tees that fit into various categories, but there’s no point me just saving them up indefinitely, so it’s about time I started posting all these lists, most of them don’t quite breach the lofty barrier of more than 100 items in a list, but as they say, it’s not the size, it’s the amount of time Andy spent thinking up the metaphor.
As fasr as t-shirts go, few are more iconic than the design Milton Glaser created to help promote New York (the state, not just the city) back in the 70s. That design has gone on to be used in hundreds of different ways and become part of American pop culture, so it’s hardly surprising that the style has found it’s way onto more than a few t-shirts.
As ever with my list posts, THEY ARE NOT IN ANY RANKED ORDER, the numbers are merely there to keep track of the amount of tees in the list. I say this every time and no one seems to listen, it’s as if you skip the intro and move straight on to all the tees! Also, there are some affiliate linked shirts in there, so it’s possible I will earn money from people buying certain t-shirts on this list, but as I’ve listed just about as many as I could find, it’s hardly surprising that some of the companies have affiliate programmes. Some of the tees in the list are sold out already, and depending upon the success of this post some of them could become sold out in the future, but they could also be reprinted, so in many ways these tees are like Schroedinger’s cat before you click on the link. The list has been split into two pages to make things a little bit easier on my server, but please click through to the second page, because some of my favourites are on there and I think the list finishes pretty strongly, so they’re all worth checking out.
As ever, any exposure you can give to the list (stumble, tweet, delicious bookmark, blog post, digg, ill-considered full-back tattoo) will be greatly appreciated, and I’ll write up a thank you post with links back to everyone that helped in a couple of weeks. Now let’s go love some t-shirts!
1. I heart Something by The Tee Party – From $15.99
2. I heart Google by NerdyShirts – $19.97
3. I have never seen Star Wars by Reece Ward at RedBubble – $24.34
4. I Bike SF by Super7 – currently unavailable
5. I cannot remember much about the weekend by Regal Clothing – £17.50
6. New York Loves Me by Local Celebrity – $28
7. I heart TPM by The Printed Mind – $19.99
8. I heart LDN by Clothing For Culture – £25 (various colours available)
9. I heart New Year by ha-wear at Etsy – $20.99
10. I really just want to have sex with you by DeezTeez – $14.99
11. I Texas NY by Saltlick NYC – $58 (yeah, I know)
12. I Square Pixels by Bytelove – €22
13. I bomb NY by The Originators – $25 (I assume ‘bomb’ is a graffiti term?)
14. I Love Coffee by Kirksey Wells for Threadless – $12 (currently sold out)
15. I dyslexia heart by Busted Tees – $20
16. I Steel Pittsburgh by Peoples Cartel – $28
17. I heart my nerd by NoiseBot.com – $22.95 (available in many colours and as a hoodie)
18. I love Beatport by Beatport – $24
19. I love Apple Pi by Adam de la Mare at RedBubble – $25.94
20. I Used To Love Her by UNDRCRWN – $28 (currently sold out)
21. I Love To Cook by Pyknic Clothing – $26.98
22. I love toxic waste by Found Item Clothing – $21.95 (as seen in the film ‘Real Genius’)
23. I USB Geeks by Lola Camisetas – €11
24. I love zombies by Mike Friedrich for Scribtee – £15.40
25. I Uzi LA (I don’t know where to buy this but I’d like too)
26. I love love love polygamy by Busted Tees – $20
27. I Love Love by Blend Apparel – $29.99 (printed on a bamboo tee)
28. I Disco NY by fauxsure at Etsy – $23
29. I’m apparently not too happy with LA by Rogue Status at Karmaloop – $18
30. I love Electric Zombie by Electric Zombie – $10 (on it’s last printing and only available in large)
31. I rock out to Metal by Ex-Boyfriend – $24.99
32. I heart nerds at Zazzle – $32.60
33. I Love Pixels by zerotees at Skreened – $23.99
34. I F LA by Lipstick Prohpets – $26
35. Holly Madison loves Candy (and publicity) and I have no idea where to buy her top from.
36. I heart NY (with gold foil) by Christopher – $34
37. I heart LA (with gold foil) by Christopher – $34
38. I love shoes bags and boys by House of Mental at MoreTVicar – £22
39. I love Mushrooms by Tee and Toast – £20
40. I can Street Art by Cotton Factory – $15.99
41. I bike LA by Local Celebrity – $28
42. I Sample Favela Funk by PalmerCash – $22.97
43. I love New York Girls by Monsieur Steve – €19
44. I Love/Stake Buffy by ThinkGeek – $18.99
45. I love the Poker Room, no clue where you can buy this, I just like the photo.
46. I Love Lamp by snorgtees – $16.11 (currently on sale)
47. I Love Boxed Wine by NoiseBot – $22.95
48. I Bike Bike by Cotton Factory – $15.99
49. I Miss NY by Lipstick Prophets – $32
50. I bread clip bread clips (& I don’t get it?) bySport Coat Clothing – $13Click here to visit the second page of this list, there’s some really great tees coming up, I promise!
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I think that you’d be pretty hard pressed to find a series of movies that have gained as much of a following as
Star Wars, and as you’d expect that has resulted in a huge amount of t-shirts being produced that reference the films in one way or another. So, being HYA, I thought that I’d better make an
unnecessarily large list of them. As always, the t-shirts are not ranked, the numbers are merely there as an illustration so that we all know which is which, so being #1 or #202 means nothing. Some of these tees will be pretty recognisable as they’ve been featured on HYA before, and some were also in the
101 Robots List from last month, but if you know of any I haven’t featured then please let me know in the comments. The list has also been split up into pages to ensure swift loading times (my server may probably wouldn’t like people loading 202 pictures at a time).
As you would expect these lists take quite a long time (this one took about 30 hours, seriously), so if you deem it worthy, it would be fantastic if you could promote this article in any way. Twitter, Delicious, StumbleUpon, Digg, your own blog, carve the URL onto a tree, anything!
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