$5 t-shirts
This one goes out to ross. . .
Remember when we started resale shopping together? You love the t-shirts with strange sayings and pictures. Well, at E*mart, they have sales bins with $5 t-shirts that are artfully fun. The artwork is decent, but the comical part is the poorly translated and inappropriate English that makes up a lot of these shirts. It isn’t at all uncommon to see children (ages 6-13) sporting shirts that are emblazoned with the F-bomb, “shit”, “damn”, “porn”, and terrible grammar (“Is there any something to play?”). For all these shirts would seemingly have going against them, they are still pretty sweet.
Every trip to E*mart is an investigation into weekly shipments in an attempt to locate a gem. Thus far, 2 shirts have made the cut. They lack poor grammar, but have cool graphics. The point being (finally), I have found Ross’ t-shirt heaven, and am on the lookout for his ideal shirt. Until the shirt is found, check out the pics of my finds.
Remember when we started resale shopping together? You love the t-shirts with strange sayings and pictures. Well, at E*mart, they have sales bins with $5 t-shirts that are artfully fun. The artwork is decent, but the comical part is the poorly translated and inappropriate English that makes up a lot of these shirts. It isn’t at all uncommon to see children (ages 6-13) sporting shirts that are emblazoned with the F-bomb, “shit”, “damn”, “porn”, and terrible grammar (“Is there any something to play?”). For all these shirts would seemingly have going against them, they are still pretty sweet.
Every trip to E*mart is an investigation into weekly shipments in an attempt to locate a gem. Thus far, 2 shirts have made the cut. They lack poor grammar, but have cool graphics. The point being (finally), I have found Ross’ t-shirt heaven, and am on the lookout for his ideal shirt. Until the shirt is found, check out the pics of my finds.
The quest for the perfect $5 t-shirt is on . . .
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