The guys over at Nations Ltd. dropped us a note on a pretty wicked sale. If you’re in the market from good ole’ plain designer tees and then check out their current sale items.¬† Savings of up to 70% put these high-end celebrity sported tees in the grasp of the every man - and women.
I thought today I’d finally dive into a subject long overdue for coverage on this blog - using ‘display’ advertising (banners) to effectively market your t-shirt site. I work both sides of the coin, publishing sites like this one and, in my ‘day job’, helping small- to medium-sized businesses more effectively use the web to market their businesses.
As a publisher I use a variety of affiliate programs to help monetize my online efforts. I sift through hundreds of banner ads a month. In doing so I consistently come across the same problems - lack of quality and lack of appropriate sizes. Time and again I discover sites I would like to promote through affiliate marketing, but they literally have no usable banners to integrate into my sites.
We reviewed a couple tees from Ten Bills. The shirts were very good and let’s face it, you can’t beat the price. $10. And for just a few more days you can use the coupon code: FreeTeeWithThree to get, what else, a free shirt when you buy three.
Here’s a nicely done look at what goes into the fulfillment process over at Spreadshirt.com.
While never the most exciting thing in your drawer, the ubiquitous plain white tee is part of any wardrobe. In this case, Cameron Diaz’s closet. Cameron was caught on set sporting the simplest of the plain whites. A scooped neck cap sleeve to be exact.
You can find a close match with this Jockey 3D-Contours Viscose T-Shirt, or at American Apparel.
Linday’s one of our most popular celebrities when it comes to t-shirt spotting. Being that she’s been busy with that pesky rehab stuff we haven’t seen much of her lately, though we reported on her supposed requests for Nations Ltd tees while detoxing.
Lindsay’s back and the perfect subject for another edition of name the shirt. If you happen to know it - name it. (must register to comment, click here).
I’ve had this shirt hanging around the office for weeks. I’ve been swamped and hadn’t gotten to posting it, but it cracks me up everytime I walk by it. (Death, bit of a worry, isn’t it?) Not even sure why, just one of those odd things. The bright red and white print of the antlers keeps making me thing of Christmas.
The tee is from Turtlehead. These guys have a crazy sense of humor. The headless drummer shirt (below) designed by David Shrigley is the perfect example. Good stuff and free shipping on anything anywhere.
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The guys over AMP Street are cranking out cool stuff. We were happy to see our review tee hit the mail box a couple weeks ago and they’ve just rolled out 4 new designs. Cut more tree, Smokey in clouds, Kiss the animal, and Blow.
Our sample tee - Throw Up - was nicely printed. Five color with print at the hip as well. A crazy intense burst of graffiti like color on black.
Check out their accessories too. Some nice caps, sketch books and wallets. (The Brainsplatter cap after the jump.)
Our SoCal readers might want to stop by Lemon Rags. A t-shirt boutique situated in Burbank, Lemon Rags carries the likes of Trunk Ltd, Topless, Worn Free and the super popular Junk Food tees. With an Indie spirit and ‘no bag’ policy there’s no excuse for not walking out with a new tee on your back.
