MyTeeSpot.com is the place to design your own t-shirt! When I was researching various sites to produce some demo ComicAttack.net shirts, MyTeeSpot.com fit the bill better than anyone else. The price is right, the shipping cheap, the design interface easy to use, but most importantly- the quality of the shirts is fantastic. Seriously, the print is very well done, as it’s fully blended into the T, not crappily ironed on. Plus, the materials are the optimum in comfort and durability, being 100% pre-shrunk cotton!
Recently, Jeremy Barasch of MyTeeSpot.com sent Infinite Speech and myself our own tee shirts to try as samples of their work. Check’em out:
Awesome, right?
Check out the MyTeeSpot.com interface and make your own custom t-shirt! It’s easy to navigate; pick the color of your shirt, the location of the design, upload the image, add some text, pick a font, and then check the size of the tee and you’re done! You can even make some for your kiddies too. Oh, and if you spend $50 or more, you get free shipping!
Also give their original designs a look (which can be fully customized), which are loaded with funny t-shirts.
Andy Liegl
andy@comicattack.net
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Andy or myself? You can’t have us both Jeff! 🙂
I want the shirt and all the toys and books behind you guys.
Blame Andy for there not being a picture of a chick on this page. Also for a copy of Magdalena #3 not being in my hands yet.
T-Shirts take on a whole different meaning when being worn by certain females 🙂
T-shirts look pretty awesome. And before you know it, there will be ComicAttack.net satin jackets, buttons, lunch boxes, jacket patches, and more (although I don’t think “ComicAttack.net …usurping your inner geek” would be the best words to put on underpants).
Also, I notice that you have the classic VHS Star Wars trilogy collection on your shelf there Andy. Back before George did all the crazy editing.
I think we’ve got 2-3 different versions of Star Wars on VHS. So happy they put out the DVDs a few years ago, but we only ever watch the “Special Features” disc in our house. 🙂
Dude, I picked that boxed VHS set up at a thrift store here in Hollywood for just $2.50!! It’s complete, in practically like-new condition, too!
I own it so many ways- that version, the 1995 boxed set re-release of the original trilogy, the Gold version of the Special Edition boxed set VHS, and the DVD set. Damn you George!!
I have that same star wars version on VHS too and like 2 other ones plus the DVD one.
The complete set comes out on Blu Ray soon so get ready to get that too!