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September 24, 2009

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Greg

very nice! I might have to get one.

where'd you get them printed?

twitter.com/mattnida

Excellent stuff! Any chance you could put up chest sizes (at least for the guys t-shirts)?

WordsnCollision

Lovely... and the t-shirts look nice too. I just worry about the G in "Mango" looking a lot like a C.

Lisa

Matt: Chest sizes for men
S34-46 M38-40 L 42-44 XL46-68 XXL 50-52.

Greg: We print them at Ben's house on his silk screening machine.

twitter.com/sonik_br

Hi Lisa.
You will ship worldwide? This price cover the shipping?
Thanks.

Lisa

Yes, ships worldwide for $10 more, I think it is.

twitter.com/mjlashley

Hi,
I'm interested in buying one, but I wondered how does the silk screen hold up when washed?

Lisa

It should be fine in the wash!

twitter.com/NaokiChiba

Wonderful! Do you have a photo of Men's orange?

Lisa

I don't have a photo of the orange, but it's a bright orange, one of my favorite colors!

twitter.com/steftothef

you know, if you were to do this through a shop you'd save a ton of money on garment costs and could pass that savings along to your readers, and still make some cash for yourself! :) you could take orders for two weeks, place an order with a shop, have the shirts printed and ship them out. easy peasy! plus, quality will be consistent and you won't have to worry about having not set the inks, etc (a common problem with home-brew printing).

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