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doodo!
02/06/2011, 05:38 am
http://www.vgshirts.com/?SectionCode=0601

The site is SLOOOWWW on my computer but I like what they have. Got any other cool sites to mention? I think I'm going to buy a few FF logo shirts, lol...
figmentPez
02/06/2011, 09:54 am
I love Shirt.Woot.com I've gotten a half-dozen shirts from them.
GuruGuru214
02/06/2011, 10:47 am
I also love Shirt.Woot (http://shirt.woot.com), but I've never bought from them before. I also like Snorg Tees (http://www.snorgtees.com/). And my favorite site to buy shirts from is Thinkgeek (http://www.thinkgeek.com/tshirts-apparel/).
Molokov
02/06/2011, 06:37 pm
I tend to buy most of my shirts from TopatoCo (http://topatoco.com). What started out as a webcomic-merchandise store run by Jeffrey Rowland (Wigu/Overcompensating) has expanded to include stuff by many webcomic artists and MORE (including Jonathon Coulton).

Plus, the t-shirts are generally geeky and hilarious.
Lonnie
02/12/2011, 02:27 am
80's tshirts dot com
GuruGuru214
02/15/2011, 11:35 pm
http://www.vgshirts.com/?SectionCode=0601

The site is SLOOOWWW on my computer but I like what they have. Got any other cool sites to mention? I think I'm going to buy a few FF logo shirts, lol...

I just checked this site out and noticed that they're selling shirts with designs from both VG Cats (which sells its shirts through Shark Robot (http://sharkrobot.com/vg-cats)) and Halolz (which sells on Level Up Studios (http://www.levelupstudios.com/)). Seems kind of shady.
doodo!
02/16/2011, 05:12 am
I just checked this site out and noticed that they're selling shirts with designs from both VG Cats (which sells its shirts through Shark Robot (http://sharkrobot.com/vg-cats)) and Halolz (which sells on Level Up Studios (http://www.levelupstudios.com/)). Seems kind of shady.

I did like their shirts, I'll tell you if I ever got the one I paid for...:p Yes, they're amature but I liked a few.
GuruGuru214
02/16/2011, 10:20 am
Good luck. I e-mailed Scott Ramsoomair and Shawn Handyside to let them know about it. Scott was very appreciative and Shawn's going to send me a gift certificate for Level Up. What still sucks is that I'm sure they're not the only ones to have their art stolen by that site, but I don't recognize any of the other designs.
doodo!
02/16/2011, 10:21 am
Good luck. I e-mailed Scott Ramsoomair and Shawn Handyside to let them know about it. Scott was very appreciative and Shawn's going to send me a gift certificate for Level Up. What still sucks is that I'm sure they're not the only ones to have their art stolen by that site, but I don't recognize any of the other designs.

Damn, do you know where I can get a simple Final Fantasy shirt with the FFV logo, some place legit? That's all I want...
GuruGuru214
02/16/2011, 10:29 am
Hey, they still could send you your shirt. Just because they steal art doesn't necessarily mean they don't send out what you buy.

Of course, I can't say anything about the quality...
doodo!
02/16/2011, 10:34 am
Good, I hate it when some one for example would try to define what makes a quality t-shirt, when it's just a simple logo...:D
GuruGuru214
02/16/2011, 10:36 am
Shirt quality is more about the quality of the shirt material and the quality of the printing itself. Even a shirt with a simple logo can come out crappy if it's not printed well.
JedExodus
02/16/2011, 10:48 am
This is pretty much the only kitschy shirt I own

http://vinteeage.com/product-images/michelangelo-is-a-party-dude-t-shirt-vintage-t-shirt-review-snorg-tees-snorg-tees.gif
doodo!
02/16/2011, 10:48 am
Shirt quality is more about the quality of the shirt material and the quality of the printing itself. Even a shirt with a simple logo can come out crappy if it's not printed well.

Some shirts look good with a rustic quality though, thrown together quality.

Heck people buy pants with dirt stains and holes in them. :p

We shouldn't go here, it will just get drawn out a place that's beyond normal social convention. :)