Last week
CafePress announced the addition of a number of new shirts available for shopkeepers to add to their stores. The items are all made from 100% organic combed ring-spun cotton and include men's t-shirts, women's t-shirts, t-shirts for kids and toddlers and even an organic cotton bodysuit for your baby. The garments are very high quality and are manufactured by
American Apparel and
Econscious. If you're looking for a new shirt for yourself or one to give as a gift for Earth Day, you'll find your new favorite organic shirt at
CafePress.
The Sydney Morning Herald reports that Sydney, Australia based fashion designer
Bowie Wong, who has designed for and clothed such names as Good Charlotte, George Michael and Jared Leto, has produced a one of a kind t-shirt to promote
Earth Hour 2009, a movement created by the
WWF to raise awareness for energy conservation and climate change issues. His t-shirt, which is black and features an outline of a light bulb, will be up for auction during the week preceding the
Earth Hour event on on March 28, 2009 at 8:30pm local time. Over 400 cities around the globe participated in Earth Hour 2008 and over 1500 are expected to join in this year.
Want more information on Earth Hour? Check out the official website
EarthHour.org and the
Earth Hour Wikipedia entry.
With millions of t-shirts for sale both on and off of the web you either have to be very lucky or have a very distinct product for the shopping public to take notice of your designs and buy or recommend your shirts. There are a number of t-shirt ranking sites that are just a Google search away but
wheredidyougetthatTshirt.com is now offering a new alternative. As a free service, users may create an account and then post a picture and description of the t-shirt(s) that they want listed. Upon approval, the shirt(s) will appear on the site and can be found via category listing and keyword search. If a visitor clicks on the thumbnail of your design they will be shown a full page description complete with a larger preview image, a link to your website and other select information. To buy, they just click through to your site and make the purchase as they normally would.
The site was just launched in January by Scott Dowell and Scott Hamel of
Richmond, Va, and in just 2 months they have over 600 shirts in their listings and appear to be growing every day. If you are looking for another avenue to market your own t-shirts or just looking for cool t-shirts to buy for yourself then
wheredidyougetthattshirt.com looks like a good place to go. For more information head over to their website or read
this article from PRWeb.
