T-shirt presentation

Friday, 11 December 2009

History of the t-shirt

The T-shirt evolved from undergarments used in the 19th century, through cutting the one-piece "union suit" underwear into separate top and bottom garments, with the top long enough to tuck under the waistband of the bottoms. T-shirts, with and without buttons, were adopted by miners and stevedores during the late 1800's as a convenient covering for hot environments.

Threadless website

Here is a picture of the top i found on the website Threadless. I like this top because it has humour on it by the cookie saying to the milk " i love you ". I think that if they made this top in other colours then it would be more popular. The cost of this t-shirt is £30 which i think is quite expensive for the design of this t-shirt. If you also bought this off the internet the price of postage would be £1.50.

Friday, 11 December 2009

My favourite t-shirt This is a picture of one of my favourite t-shirts.It is designed by Abercrombie and Fitch.You can buy this from any Abercrombie shops all over the world, it is approximately €35 which is about £27 pounds in England.

why do i like this t-shirt?

i really like this t-shirt because i really love the colour blue.I also really love the design and how it has the logo so other people know

that it is made by Abercrombie and Fitch.

Friday, 11 December 2009

Online t-shirt printing

WHAT IS PRINT ON DEMAND?Weekend Homework

T-shirt design campaign idea 1 -

I think that everyone should get free EMA every week. This would improve my life because it would mean that i would have money to pay for the bus and for lunch at college. This would also improve other people's lives aswell especially those who struggle with money.

T-shirt design campaign idea 2 -

I think that everone should have free travel. If there was always free travel it would be easier to get to places and you could travel free by plane,car, bus or bike. It would also mean that we would all have more money.

T-shirt campaign design idea 3 -

An idea that i have had to make people smile is free chocolatte. There were people doing this the other day next to the grafton giving out free aero mint bars. Not only was this making people smile but it was also advertising the chocolate.

Print on demand is where you can go on a website and pick a design that you like. They then make the t-shirt for you there and then so you have your own design.

Friday, 11 December 2009

Blood sweat and t-shirts

Here are two video’s which are about two clothes companies. I really like the video on the right because they actually go and investigate the problem, however on the other hand i do not like the video on the left because it is only adults sitting around a table discussing about the problem but not necessarily doing anything about it.

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Here is a picture of us cutting out our stencil designs. We then placed our

finished stencils on-top of the silkscreens. We used the silkscreens so that the paint would not get onto the other bits of the t-shirt. We also used silkscreens because it is the technique

everyone uses to create t-shirts.

here is another picture of us painting our stencils onto our

t-shirts.

Friday, 11 December 2009

CAMPAIGN T-SHIRTS

race for lifeHere are pictures of two tshirts that have been

made for race for life. You can either wear this tshirt when you are running or you can

buy it just to support cancer. My campaign

My ideas for my campaign were- Free EMA- Free chocolate- Free smoothie in the morning

Firstly i did choose to do free chocolate but i then decided that i would change it to free smoothies in the morning for college students.

Friday, 11 December 2009