The intrepid Mike Pitoniak has already posted on one marque of literary T-shirts in his acid but excellent News Around the Net for us in March. Since then, it looks like another book-related clothier has entered the market: Out of Print Clothing. While KafkaCotton's shirts were more symbolic representations of literature, Out of Print is licensing old cover art from classic books themselves. The results are satisfying. I'm eyeing at least four of the designs myself, Now all I need is $112 dollars plus tax to cover the cost. Helping to ameliorate the burn is the knowledge that some of my dough will be used to buy books for kids who need them.
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Thursday, May 13, 2010
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The intrepid Mike Pitoniak has already posted on one marque of literary T-shirts in his acid but excellent News Around the Net for us in March. Since then, it looks like another book-related clothier has entered the market: Out of Print Clothing. While KafkaCotton's shirts were more symbolic representations of literature, Out of Print is licensing old cover art from classic books themselves. The results are satisfying. I'm eyeing at least four of the designs myself, Now all I need is $112 dollars plus tax to cover the cost. Helping to ameliorate the burn is the knowledge that some of my dough will be used to buy books for kids who need them.
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Where are the Eggers shirts?
The world doesn't have enough irony yet. Although i do know someone who is using his face as wallpaper on their laptop.
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