With Independence Day coming up and America celebrating 250 years of independence, I have been looking for a special shirt for the occasion. It is a pretty historic milestone, so I would like to get something that feels fitting for the celebration.
I found a readymade tshirt on Amazon, but I also found several designs on Etsy that I really like. The Etsy options give me more variety, but they are digital designs only, so I would need to have them printed on a shirt myself.
now I am torn between the convenience of the Amazon shirt and the larger selection of designs on Etsy. Which would you choose, and which design do you think looks best for the 250th anniversary celebration?
No other shirt can compare. 4 months, 2 inquisitive emails, like fine wine, well worth the wait, plus they sent an extra shirt. Caution, shirt contains cotton, known to cause cancer in California.
Good for you, IDK. Up to you. Gave my bro in law some USA flags on Father’s Day.
The amazon one look really cool - with the dark or black back-ground, I like the modern design. Dare I say, it looks “sick”, in good way.
Whereas the etsy offers more choices in design, but seems like it’s a patch you need to affix, and that seems one too may steps. Some folks don’t like etsy, but I don’t mind.
Someone posted “grunt style”, I find their quality good, but you do give away that you got a “boom stick”. I got a nine 9 line shirt but find em very poor quality.
Haha, four months is a bit too long for me. With the 4th of July coming up fast, I am looking for something I can get sooner. I also tend to prefer more colorful designs but thanks for the recommendation!
That is pretty much my dilemma as well. I like the convenience of the Amazon shirt but some of the Etsy designs definitely have more personality. Both have their appeal, which is why I am still having a hard time deciding.
It’s one of the new T-shirts that I liked celebrating our 250th anniversary of our country’s freedom plus it has the USCCA logos on it representing our membership.
I like the idea of having something that celebrates the 250th anniversary while also representing an organization you are a member of. Sounds like a good combination of patriotism and personal connection.
