American Bonsai T-Shirts

[DallasBonsai]

I want both of these:
http://www.spreadshirt.com/-C59/product/1006930416/view/1/sb/l
or
http://www.spreadshirt.com/-C59/product/1006930377/view/1/sb/l

Do you print anything on the back?
Putting stuff on the backs of t shirts is a great way for your message or logo or whatever to be seen. Especially on the backs of people who wears a 3x shirt. Kind of like a moving billboard.
That's another thing. More people need to make t shirts in the larger sizes. For us full figured people. No one likes seeing a hairy belly or butt crack. Being built like a marine mammal has advantages but there are some glaring drawbacks.

Yes, we put a large logo on the back. The first time we made it too big but on the next batch they were just right.

 

[The Bonsai Herald]

First Redesigned T-Shirt

This is a basic T-Shirt, with a premium base and just our logo. It is for sale at the lowest possible price of $11

Order a couple Bonsai Herald shirts to wear at workshops, club meetings, shows, and other bonsai events!

Thanks,
Andrew

 

[The Bonsai Herald]

http://teespring.com/bonsai-herald-shirts

 

[PierreR]

Do you print anything on the back?
Putting stuff on the backs of t shirts is a great way for your message or logo or whatever to be seen. Especially on the backs of people who wears a 3x shirt. Kind of like a moving billboard.
That's another thing. More people need to make t shirts in the larger sizes. For us full figured people. No one likes seeing a hairy belly or butt crack. Being built like a marine mammal has advantages but there are some glaring drawbacks.

Amen brother!! At 6' 4" 300+ pounds, 3XL is necessary, even 3XL tall!

 

[The Bonsai Herald]

Amen brother!! At 6' 4" 300+ pounds, 3XL is necessary, even 3XL tall!

My shirts go up to 5XL! Got everyone covered

 

[The Bonsai Herald]

Already have 10 shirts ordered by people! Thanks all for your support!

Andrew

 

[jk_lewis]

His business is called American Bonsai Tool and Supply Co.

I wanted something simple and minimal. If you don't like it, you don't have to buy it. Just wanted to share in case anyone was interested.

Thanks,

Andrew

Well, I think that has to be one of the most unimaginative shirt designs I've ever seen. Take a look at the Carolina Bonsai Expo shirts (20th anniversary this year!) if you want to say bonsai and mean it. Over on the IBC we had a series of t-shirts promoting the Internet Bonsai Club that made us a few bucks for a few years. The idea is scarcely original.

And business names can be copyrighted and owners of those copyrights have been known to sue.

 

[The Bonsai Herald]

Thanks Mike and Bonsai Shinsei! http://bonsaishinseiny.com/

 

[Potawatomi13]

The simple minimalist idea just isn't interesting or attractive to me. Something like this design using an American tree such as Ponderosa Pine, Limber Pine, etc with the generic American Bonsai logo(saying that THIS is an American Bonsai)and no Japanese writing or marks would actually interest me. I buy shirts that have pictures of something I'd like to have or see and are much more realistic images.