I am loving the new feature on Google Maps that lets your create your own map. I have just created this map about Local Fabric Shops and it has been fun to see what local fabric shops people have been suggesting. So I was thinking this would be a great way to display some of our Spreadshirt shops that are about a place.
So here it is - the big bad map of Spreadshirt Shops. Of course I started with IheartPGH and I also added a St. Louis Shop - StLouieLouie.com I need your help to fill up the rest of this map. 
Does your Spreadshirt shop sell shirts that promote a place?
- cities
- towns
- establishments - restaurants, parks, museums
- bands
Anything associated with a place - we want to add your shop to the map. Please leave your shop and its location as a comment or send me an email. I will add new shops to the map. I hope we can fill this up with a country of city loving t-shirts.
The PA State Store - some Philly items, PA Wilds/outdoors related items, PA State Forest, etc. Pittsburgh and other city related designs coming soon along with more outdoor PA themed designs. If you want to put me on the map, I’m located in Blossburg, PA.
Lindsay, what a cool idea to use GoogleMaps for this!
For all of the Shop Partners, there seems to be a good deal of interest in local shops these days… those promoting a certain area. Just yesterday, Till — GM for the Shop Partner Business Unit — and I were talking about putting together a directory of these local shops. One question we had was how to define if a shop was local.
We’d love your feedback on that!
Thanks,
Jana
Seeing that I do sports themed shirts I’ve got a few.
http://twoeightnine.spreadshirt.com/us/US/Shop/Designs/index
Kaleta Collision, The Kaleta, Fab Four, Beast Mode and Miller Time are all Buffalo.
Mr. Walkoff, The City, and Captain Chaos are Washington DC.
Steve Garvey is San Diego (or LA if you’re an Dodger fan)
Purple Jesus is Minnesota
Awesome! Now I can’t get lost
New Orleans, LA here. The Local 504. http://thelocal504.spreadshirt.com
Our design is a mixture of the Fleur di Lis and The Cross of Lorraine. It represents New Orleans and Resistance.