Comments on: TST featuring “Most Deadly”

By: Eden (from SoS)

Eden (from SoS) — Sat, 04 Oct 2008 18:31:25 +0000

Thanks for updating the post — and for the kind words. Keep on keepin’ on!

I wish the economy were better too — but more importantly, I wish had more dresser space to keep my tees.

By: Andy

Andy — Thu, 02 Oct 2008 10:23:43 +0000

Thanks for the description Jeremy, I don’t get many people reviewing my site without having a vested interest (running a tee site that they’d want me to write about), so I really appreciate your review. I guess I do write quite a lot about the same companies, but those tend to be my favourite ones, and they’re more like news updates. Also, the hoodies are coming back! I’m aiming for at least one hoodie post a day now that people are starting to release new designs on hoodies for the winter season.

By: avarhirion

avarhirion — Wed, 01 Oct 2008 22:31:21 +0000

Thanks Eden for the correction. I guess I should have been more careful in defining how you collect your news! At any rate, you blog is super helpful and super useful and I love reading it every day. Now if only the economy was good enough for me to keep buying shirts…

By: Eden (from SoS)

Eden (from SoS) — Wed, 01 Oct 2008 22:18:31 +0000

First off — thank you so much, Jeremy, for including us in this very abbreviated list of t-shirt blogs. We appreciate your willingness to share valuable resources with your readers.

I would just like to clarify that we don’t “mostly collect headlines from other blogs” — we carefully track five main websites for their daily deals (Uneetee, Shirt.Woot, The Ryde, Shirt a Day and TeeFury), maintain active memberships in t-shirt forums and groups where printers often announce sales, and pore over RSS feeds and newsletters from a huge honking list of t-shirt retailers.

Like you, we make a point of giving credit to the original source of our information, as long as that source isn’t “the source.” If you check out our archive of “other sales” (that is, sales at retailers not listed above) you can see that we almost never refer to another blog as the source of our information.

On a completely unrelated note – I really like your assessment of the DBH $10k winner. Although I’m surprised that it was your pick from early on, I also note that there is a big difference in the artists’ mockup and the final version. Hey, if DBH wants to throw away $10,000 on a t-shirt that wasn’t even voted in as the “cream of the crop” than I suppose that’s their prerogative.

Thanks, again, for the endorsement,
Eden
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