Archive for October, 2007

  • Graduation T-Shirts Help Commemorate the Big Accomplishment
    After long years of hard work, you are finally graduating! Whether from high school, college, or trade school, your graduation is a giant accomplishment that you should be very proud of. Now is the time to celebrate a job well done and years with your friends and classmates, now coming to an end. Why not commemorate this special time with some custom t-shirts? If you are...
    by Jessica at October 30th, 2007 at 09:10 pm
  • Marketing Your Business- T-shirt at a Time
    Imagine that you have recently opened a new type of hair salon. Your clients are, for the most part, young families. Your shop offers great kid cuts, a fun atmosphere, and all at a great low price. But how do you market it? Well, you could take out some billboard ads, but that’s pretty pricey. TV and radio spots are up there as well. Since you’re just starting out,...
    by Jessica at October 26th, 2007 at 09:10 pm
  • How T-shirts are Made
    You wear them almost everyday. Whether you put one first thing in the morning, wear on to work-out in or to sleep in; the T-shirt is part of nearly everyone’s daily life. It is definitely present in some form in every wardrobe in every household in America. We pull them on, tug them off, and throw them in the laundry, but have you ever stopped to wonder how they’re...
    by Jessica at October 22nd, 2007 at 09:10 pm
  • What Does Your T-Shirt Say About You?
    Americans are addicted to self-expression. Among other things, we have the right to free speech, as recognized and ratified by our founding fathers. While I don’t think they had light cotton shirts that bare the arms and are emblazoned with witty sayings, graphics, and whatnot in mind, I’m sure they’d approve of this most American way of expressing ourselves. Walk...
    by Jessica at October 18th, 2007 at 12:10 am
  • The Fascinating History of the T-Shirt
    Long ago, in a land far, far, away, some very hot, very sweaty soldiers stripped off their uniform jackets to beat the heat. It was WWI, and the British soldiers knew just how to handle the hot and humid summer days…they stripped down! American troops, stifling in their wool uniforms, were amazed and impressed (and probably envious, too) at the sight of the other...
    by Jessica at October 14th, 2007 at 12:10 am
  • Ideas for Creating School Reunion T-Shirts
    Organizing a class reunion? For your five, ten, twenty, or fiftieth class reunions—and all the ones in between—you gather together with former classmates. These are people you haven’t seen in years, and you may be anxious about the event. You want it to go off well—to be a great party, and also a great chance to catch up and share life stories. Trying to think...
    by Jessica at October 11th, 2007 at 11:10 pm
  • Why Choose Organic T-Shirts?
    Unless you’ve been living under a rock for the last few years, you know about “going green”. There is a huge movement across this country to change and improve the way we are treating and using our environment. Folks are waking up to the fact that our natural resources are not inexhaustible. Take a walk down the aisles of your local grocery store; you’ll find that...
    by Jessica at October 11th, 2007 at 12:10 am
  • Custom Church Retreat T-shirt Ideas
    Church groups often spend a significant amount of time together. It’s not just in church services, but in extracurricular events, such as Bible study, youth groups, and church events. These occasions call on church members to unite and form special bonds. They share common ideals and beliefs. There’s no limit to the memories they make or the experiences they go through...
    by Jessica at October 7th, 2007 at 02:10 am
  • Raise Awareness with Custom Breast Cancer T-shirts
    “I walk for my mom” “Walk for Bust!” “You don’t scare me: I’m a cancer survivor” “New and Improved: Now Cancer Free” “I wear pink for my mom” You’ve seen the catchy slogans dot the street whenever tens of thousands of women march to raise awareness for breast cancer. It’s hard to miss the messages from survivors and supporters....
    by Jessica at October 4th, 2007 at 08:10 am