993 T-Shirt
09-19-2012, 11:04 AM
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993 T-Shirt
Saw this, thought some of y'all might like.
http://www.shotdeadinthehead.com/pro....aspx?pid=4932
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http://www.shotdeadinthehead.com/pro....aspx?pid=4932
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09-19-2012, 01:57 PM
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be wary of ordering sizes from UK providers, an XL over there is barely an XL here, most times I have ordered XXL from European providers and that generally works, but a gorgeous XXL polo shirt I ordered from lemans.org still doesn't fit my fat ***, so if you wear L here, order XL, etc
09-19-2012, 07:50 PM
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Just ordered one. Thanks.
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09-20-2012, 09:56 PM
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be wary of ordering sizes from UK providers, an XL over there is barely an XL here, most times I have ordered XXL from European providers and that generally works, but a gorgeous XXL polo shirt I ordered from lemans.org still doesn't fit my fat ***, so if you wear L here, order XL, etc
So true. I have a small women's Porsche shirt from a dealership with Eu sizing. Knowing that they run small I ordered a large and they shipped a small. It's so small it's laughable. I don't think I could get it on past my neck, let alone the rest of me...
They did make good and sent me a large for free, and it does fit, but it is short. Honestly......
09-20-2012, 10:45 PM
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So true. I have a small women's Porsche shirt from a dealership with Eu sizing. Knowing that they run small I ordered a large and they shipped a small. It's so small it's laughable. I don't think I could get it on past my neck, let alone the rest of me... They did make good and sent me a large for free, and it does fit, but it is short. Honestly......
They did make good and sent me a large for free, and it does fit, but it is short. Honestly......
09-20-2012, 11:16 PM
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09-21-2012, 01:20 PM
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Shameless sponsor plug alert!
I just launched my t-shirt site on Rennlist a few weeks ago in the classifieds forum (CLICK HERE for thread w/ a bunch more info and some reviews) to raise some supplemental income to help pay for going back to school next fall. Check out the thread for the full rundown and all of the shirts available, you can go to the site at StudioTNS.com, or click on one of the shirts below to go straight to the shirt and also view the others available.
We are doing a promotion thru 10/6, with $2 being donated to Rennwish.org for every shirt sold. Rennwish is John D. and family's charity for those that may not know; I will be making a lump payment on 10/7 after tallying the final number. I am elated to say that we just passed 100 shirts sold putting us over $200 for Rennwish! Some nice feedback and info on the shirts is available in the FS forum thread link. If you are a user and cannot access the member classifieds link above, I also posted an ad in the regular classifieds here: LINK
Most of the shirts have some 993-related content (my personal favorite is the "alloys" shirt which includes the turbo twist) since I'm a 993 guy. There are two types of shirts: shop shirts and deluxe shirts. Make sure to check the details in the FAQ on the website or in the thread link I posted above to know the differences (reflected in the prices as well; shop shirts are $16). Here are some of the more 993-specific designs--you can click the photos of each shirt for purchasing and other detail photos--but there are a few more shirts on the site:
For those wondering why I want to go back to school, I am applying to Clemson's ICAR masters of automotive engineering program. I went to Auburn for Industrial Design, and while I love design and can't wait to launch more shirts--I plan to keep this going through school--I have decided I want to pursue a meaningful career in the auto industry... and the first step to a quality job with a marque, OEM, or race team is furthering my education with an innovative program like this. A couple hurdles to pass though: gotta pay for it, and gotta get in! I was informed by the admissions head that they have around 300 applicants/yr and accept around 40
Prior to launching this site, I ran a Porsche dismantling business for 2.5 years that I just closed down a couple of months ago to head in a new (read: more fun) direction. So here I am now, doing freelance design work, selling shirts, and hopefully heading back to school!
I just launched my t-shirt site on Rennlist a few weeks ago in the classifieds forum (CLICK HERE for thread w/ a bunch more info and some reviews) to raise some supplemental income to help pay for going back to school next fall. Check out the thread for the full rundown and all of the shirts available, you can go to the site at StudioTNS.com, or click on one of the shirts below to go straight to the shirt and also view the others available.
We are doing a promotion thru 10/6, with $2 being donated to Rennwish.org for every shirt sold. Rennwish is John D. and family's charity for those that may not know; I will be making a lump payment on 10/7 after tallying the final number. I am elated to say that we just passed 100 shirts sold putting us over $200 for Rennwish! Some nice feedback and info on the shirts is available in the FS forum thread link. If you are a user and cannot access the member classifieds link above, I also posted an ad in the regular classifieds here: LINK
Most of the shirts have some 993-related content (my personal favorite is the "alloys" shirt which includes the turbo twist) since I'm a 993 guy. There are two types of shirts: shop shirts and deluxe shirts. Make sure to check the details in the FAQ on the website or in the thread link I posted above to know the differences (reflected in the prices as well; shop shirts are $16). Here are some of the more 993-specific designs--you can click the photos of each shirt for purchasing and other detail photos--but there are a few more shirts on the site:
For those wondering why I want to go back to school, I am applying to Clemson's ICAR masters of automotive engineering program. I went to Auburn for Industrial Design, and while I love design and can't wait to launch more shirts--I plan to keep this going through school--I have decided I want to pursue a meaningful career in the auto industry... and the first step to a quality job with a marque, OEM, or race team is furthering my education with an innovative program like this. A couple hurdles to pass though: gotta pay for it, and gotta get in! I was informed by the admissions head that they have around 300 applicants/yr and accept around 40
Prior to launching this site, I ran a Porsche dismantling business for 2.5 years that I just closed down a couple of months ago to head in a new (read: more fun) direction. So here I am now, doing freelance design work, selling shirts, and hopefully heading back to school!