t-shirts in the US

[Rich Goodwin]

ThinkGeek.com would be an excellent alternative - possibly a tad
cheaper.

Rich

On Sun, 2007-07-08 at 17:28 -0700, Brad Pitcher wrote:
> direct dying sounds good to me.  I vote for cafepress.  How is this
> coming Daniel?
> 
> On 7/3/07, Jeff Andros <jeff at bigredtj.com> wrote:
>         I'm not familiar with spreadshirt's stuff, but I know that
>         some of the shirts on cafepress are done with a direct dye
>         process(dye goes directly into the fabric)... which means no
>         big plasticy sticky thing on the shirt(I really hate that
>         stuff).  If spreadshirts can give the same thing, I don't
>         really have a preference, but I'm all for cafepress otherwise
>         (you will have to select the direct dye (don't remember their
>         name, but it's obvious) option when you create the shirt
>         itself)-- and check that the stock shirt you select has that
>         option 
>         
>         On 7/3/07, Daniel Willmann <daniel at totalueberwachung.de>
>         wrote:
>                 Hi,
>                 
>                 On Tue, 3 Jul 2007 13:46:23 -0700
>                 "Brad Pitcher" <bradpitcher at gmail.com> wrote: 
>                 
>                 > What's the status on the availability of openmoko
>                 t-shirts in the 
>                 > US?  I checked on cafepress and spreadshirt.com and
>                 I couldn't find
>                 > anything.  I'd really like one of those shirts to
>                 wear at Ubuntu 
>                 > Live/OSCON. Thanks, 
>                 > Brad
>                 
>                 right, I said I'd  open up a shop in the US, too. I'll
>                 create an
>                 account tomorrow and start copying the designs from my
>                 spreadshirt.net
>                 account.
>                 
>                 Is there any particular reason to take one or the
>                 other
>                 (cafepress/spreadshirt)?
>                 
>                 Regards,
>                 Daniel Willmann
>                 
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