One of the fun parts about Spreadshirt is that when someone says “I want that on a t-shirt…” you can visit Spreadshirt.com, create the shirt and send it to them for usually less than $20-25. A few weeks ago I was at the Shadow Lounge, which is a great local Pittsburgh bar/performance venue. I like to visit the Shadow Lounge because the owner is often seen wearing an IheartPGH t-shirt that we gave him last last year. It happened to be a bonus night as the band Slavic Soul Party was in town from Brooklyn, NY for the opening of the Carnegie International exhibit and they decided to stop by the Shadow Lounge for another performance. I bumped into my old friend Andrew, who I know because I have been running into Andrew at various interesting places around Pittsburgh for the past 4 years.

While listening to Slavic Soul Party - which is an awesome assortment of tubas, horns, drums and more and they play an amazingly awesome assortment of music - Andrew and I were commenting on the different instruments, I was quite impressed by the accordion player.  At some point Andrew said “less cowbell, more accordion” and something about a t-shirt. So after I arrived home I made that t-shirt a reality. The shirt was easy to create - I just picked 2 different fonts and kept it simple with the text. Andrew was happy to find this on his desk a few days later. Here is the end result…

Tobi (he blogs on the German Spreadshirt Blog) just sent me a link for T-shirt Magazine.com.  I did a little clicking around and I think there is a lot of good stuff here.  I especially liked that the editors pick of the day is from a Spreadshirt shop - The Tee Party.  Check out The Tee Party shop - I love that they have some pictures of people wearing their shirts.

Of course I didn’t forget that today is St. Patrick’s Day - I thought I would mark this very joyous green occasion here on the blog by showing off some of our shirts in celebration.  This is my friend Pat on right.  Pat and 20 of his closest friends were sporting these fantastic t-shirts on Saturday morning, they started the festivities off at, oh 8 am for a pre St. Patrick’s Day Parade celebration.

Pat and his friends have been celebrating St. Patrick’s Day for years, in college they made t-shirts for their annual party.  Since many friends we reuiniting back in Pittsburgh for the weekend Pat called me up about some t-shirts.  Pat was going for the beer can label look and luckily he let me talk him into adding the silver flex to the design.  The silver and white on green look great.

Please share your St. Patrick’s Day t-shirts with us! Leave a link in the comments or email me lpa - at - Spreadshirt.com.

Addicteed has blog post of all of their featured t-shirts from 2007. It is really great to see such an interesting lineup of t-shirts all in one place.

This is one of my favorites - plus there are a few text t-shirts in the collection too.
Ampersand by Ser-vice

What was your favorite t-shirt from 2007?