Excuse the copypasta, but I think at least some of you will appreciate this.
My friend Ryan's Absinthetic store on Etsy is open for business! He's running a 2 week pre-sale, starting today and going until Monday, September 7th. If you want to order something after that, he might have shirts in your size, but he can't guarantee it. See, he has to order a minimum number of each shirt from the screenprinter (generally 24-48, depending on how many colors), so if he only gets, say, 15 orders of a certain shirt, he'll need to order the remaining 10+ on his own and he'll have to guess what sizes people will want in the future (generally Men's M and L, Women's S, M, and L). He could wait until he gets at least 24 orders of each shirt, but that could take months, and he doesn't want to make the people who ordered early to wait that long.
Long story short, please forward/repost/tweet the link along to as many people as you can, since he needs to sell as many as he can before September 7th. I'm sure you must know some people who are really into Communism, bacon, Pee-Wee's Big Adventure, and H.P. Lovecraft, right? :) Also, if you order 2 or more, you can save some moolah on shipping. Each additional shirt is only an extra $1.
ETA:
Since some of you brought it to his attention in his last sale, Ryan doesn't use Gildan t-shirts anymore because they treat their workers unfairly, and Anvil shirts are not only labor-friendly, but 100% organic cotton (which explains why the cost went up a smidge since his first sale.).
Long story short, please forward/repost/tweet the link along to as many people as you can, since he needs to sell as many as he can before September 7th. I'm sure you must know some people who are really into Communism, bacon, Pee-Wee's Big Adventure, and H.P. Lovecraft, right? :) Also, if you order 2 or more, you can save some moolah on shipping. Each additional shirt is only an extra $1.
ETA:
Since some of you brought it to his attention in his last sale, Ryan doesn't use Gildan t-shirts anymore because they treat their workers unfairly, and Anvil shirts are not only labor-friendly, but 100% organic cotton (which explains why the cost went up a smidge since his first sale.).