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WIP, No Human Is Illegal
1st design in my upcoming shirt club.
Has two quotes
> `No human being is illegal. That is a contradiction in terms. Human beings can be beautiful, or more beautiful, they can be fat or skinny, they can be right or wrong, but illegal? How can a human being be illegal?`
> `We need to continue our legacy of being a beacon of hope for people from all over the world who come here seeking freedom and opportunity.`
1st design in my upcoming shirt club.
Has two quotes
> `No human being is illegal. That is a contradiction in terms. Human beings can be beautiful, or more beautiful, they can be fat or skinny, they can be right or wrong, but illegal? How can a human being be illegal?`
> `We need to continue our legacy of being a beacon of hope for people from all over the world who come here seeking freedom and opportunity.`
i was hoping to source the shirts locally for my upcoming shirt club but when i found two "local" providers, guess where they make the shirts?
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it's fine i guess.
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it's fine i guess.
I'm leaning towards popcustoms, instead of alibaba/made-in-china, for the POD provider
They tick all checkmarks except sustainability and 100% cotton. They don't have certifications for sustainable (recycled) materials and they only do 100% polyester.
Despite these drawbacks, it seems like a perfect start!
The main issue is it turns out hawaiian shirts are pretty niche. There seem to be only a handful of reputable providers with certifications for sustainability. And these have looooong lead times and large minimum orders.
So first months will likely include two shirts each month from popcustoms. And as the club grows it'll expand to include those other POD providers. And I'll definitely be open to other clothing items (like t-shirts).
They tick all checkmarks except sustainability and 100% cotton. They don't have certifications for sustainable (recycled) materials and they only do 100% polyester.
Despite these drawbacks, it seems like a perfect start!
The main issue is it turns out hawaiian shirts are pretty niche. There seem to be only a handful of reputable providers with certifications for sustainability. And these have looooong lead times and large minimum orders.
So first months will likely include two shirts each month from popcustoms. And as the club grows it'll expand to include those other POD providers. And I'll definitely be open to other clothing items (like t-shirts).
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