Custom T-Shirts

[DefunctTheory]

I have, once again, used a ridiculous amount of money to make a custom t-shirt, something I can't seem to help but do.

Does anyone else have this habit? If so, please share. And which place do you use? I've been using customink.com

And in case you're wondering whats on my newest purchase...

 

[xHipaboo420x]

I just buy blank tshirts from Matalan or Tesco and paint them with neon fabric paints. I've got a few Crass and Crystal Castles shirts that I made that way.

 

[Marter]

I've never made a custom T-Shirt. The idea doesn't really appeal to me.

 

[James Hueick]

No, I don't have this habit, but I had a friend who did. Now he sells them to us the prick...

 

[Armored Prayer]

I've made a custom T-shirt for my graphics class that had silhouettes of various videogame characters. Its pretty badass but sadly making the shirt was a bit of a pain and I have a few mistakes on it. I still like wearing it though.

 

[Generic_Dave]

I have only one, its says "What would Judas do?".

And I want to get one done up with a nuclear sign on the front with "Made in America" written around it and an American flag in the background on the front and a mushroom cloud, a Japanese flag in the background and a "Tested in Japan" across the bottom.

I'm not American or anti-Japanese, or even pro-nuclear weapon (in fact I'm a Zero man).

I just think it would be funny.

 

[Dublin Solo]

I have a custom made t-shirt that simply says "Lole mat hen que nope".

It's actually an ode to people mistyping everything on the Internet, and not giving a damn about what they mean and people who try and understand what they mean.

 

[Doitpow]

They ship to the UK? or does anyone know a cheap UK equivalent?

 

[Good morning blues]

I've long had an idea to make two t-shirts that say "STAR TREK" in the Star Wars font and vice versa, but I only ever wear t-shirts under collared shirts so there's no real point.