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Shirtmockup.com has been a popular web service for mocking up your t-shirt designs onto tees in the most photorealistic way. However, one feature that was missing was teh ability to print your designs and purchase it (if you want to wear your designs).

But, if you always wanted that they had this feature, then rejoice, because shirtmockup.com now not only allows you to create a realistic mockup of your tee design but you can also get it printed and purchase it. They had partnered with Jakprints to provide the print of your design on a t-shirt. And you have the option to create and print one single tee or multiple tees. A single sided full color print on 100% polyester, high-quality white Vapor shirt costs about $35 and double sided one costs about $45.

So, go ahead and get that design of your printed!

@Shirtmockup.com

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It’s been a long time demand from the Threadless community to have PayPal as a payment option. Looks like Threadless was actually listening.

Yes, you can now shop on Threadless using PayPal. And to celebrate the occasion Threadless is offering $5 off $30 discount (use code YayPal5) and $10 0ff $50 discount (use code YayPal10).

Threadless.

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Meet Jason, who describes himself as a pretty simple guy and he is ready to wear your T-shirt.

So, what you get for making Jason wear your T-shirt? Well, you get daily video on YouTube and Ustream, photos on his blog and Flickr, posts on his blog and Twitter and a mention in the calendar. He is selling every day of the year at face value so, January 1 is $1 and December 31 is $365.

It’s a unique kind of a marketing strategy and opportunity to send the word about you or your company across. So, how’s it going? Well, 2009 is already sold out (well, he started out about a year ago)and Jason has revised the strategy a bit for bookings in 2010. So, if you want a piece of the action, you better book your day soon in the 2010 calendar.

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You may have come across those “Got MILF?” t-shirts that got popular in recent past. Now the news is that the dairy producers behind the “Got Milk” slogan (from which the t-shirts seems inspired), has actually sued the t-shirt company over the use of the slogan which differs with their own slogan by just one letter.

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The movie Twilight has inspired many products and merchandise ranging from calendars to coffee mugs to t-shirts. And now here’s this web store selling t-shirts entirely based on the Twilight theme. The t-shirts are categorized as Edward Cullen T shirts, Forks High School, General Twilight T shirts, Jacob Black T shirts and Jasper Hale T shirts.

So, if you are a Twilight fan, this store is worth a visit for you. Fanpires is based in UK but ships worldwide.

@Fanpires

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Here’s this new website by Karmaloop that lets individuals and brands setup shop to sell their goods to millions of people.  As an individual retailer you can original art, used gear etc. and as a brand you can setup Swap stores to sell your company’s products.  If you are not a brand and don’t produce your own products but want to sell stuffs you own (new or used), then you can become a Swap Re-Seller. It may sound almost similar to services like CafePress or Zazzle, but actually it is a lot different than them. For instance, in KarmaSwap, you have to process and ship your own orders unlike CafePress or Zazzle.

What they offer to the sellers though is an exposure to the tune of 2.5 millions Karmaloop.com customers each month.  So, if you have a brand/company and coming up with new products then you can check out the Swap stores.

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Offensive T-shirts are a rage with everyone (well, almost!). But seems like there is a line drawn which nobody should cross when it comes to selling offensive T-shirts.

A man (identity suppressed by the court), has been sentenced to complete 120 hours of community work after he pleaded guilty to offensive behavior for having t-shirts made with the slogan "white power Alice Springs". He even offered them for sale from his car. According to magistrate John Birch, the man "received a lighter sentence for offensive behavior because he had pleaded guilty and was obviously remorseful." 

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Here’s something new in teeVault. Well, nothing groundbreaking or the sort but simply my another try to give the readers of my blog something useful or just something to play with (ha ha!). Well, I just created a custom search engine based on Google that searches for T-shirts in the best online T-shirt stores to find you the tee you are looking for. Now, why would that be helpful to you? Well, you may have noticed that when you search Google for a T-shirt, there are some results in the SERPs which you don’t actually want. What is that? Well, just say you are looking for a ‘Guitar hero’ tee and all you want is the tee, hence a news about guitar hero won’t interest you. So, I have tried to make the custom search engine in a way that it shows more results specifically for T-shirts than anything else.

Just  try the teeVault T-shirt search engine and let me know if you have any suggestions or anything else to say.

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