Get your message across with these anti-fracking designs!

Fracking is bad, bad, bad!  Support the cause by buying an anti-fracking T shirt. 50% of the proceeds will go to supporting to anti-fracking groups and organisations!

Remember you can view all our great shirts at www.tshirtlab.co.za

Scuba T shirt!

This is a very popular Submerged design and looks great on guys and girls!  If you're an avid scuba diver you'll want to put this tank on!  It will show that you are not only a diver but a diver with a sense of humour and style too!  


You can choose to have the design on loads of T shirt colours!  The T shirts that we use are made from 170g combed cotton and have a very soft feel.    

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Love this one!

One of Pieter's latest T shirt designs.  Shame for the guy this has happened to though!
  

Remember to take a look at all our the Tshirt designs on www.tshirtlab.co.za

"I love your shirt!"

I know I shouldn't, but I have to brag about one of our T shirts!  Pieter was in KFC this morning when a bloke approached him and told him the he loved the Insufficient Memory T shirt Pieter was wearing! If only the bloke knew it is actually the best description of Pieter himself :)  Sorry Pieter!

Remember that you can take a look at all our great designs on www.dive-shirts.co.za

Yay, a new supplier!

Okay, hopefully by tomorrow we will be taking the plunge and ordering stock from our new supplier (Barron).  I can't wait!  The T shirts we will stock have brighter colours and a softer feel.  We have also added a new colour, Ecru. Check out this banner Pieter made for the website that contains everything anyone needs to know about our new T shirts.  Oh, I almost forgot to mention, all the T shirts will have our own labels in them.  So cool!!

Remember to visit www.tshirtlab.co.za to view all our designs.

Bet you didn't know...!

Seen as I am quite an inquisitive person, I decided to research the 'invention' of T-shirts.  Who the heck invented them and why?  Well it turns out that the T-shirt originally came from underwear that was worn in the 19th century.  You see, they cut through the one-piece underwear separating the top and bottom half.  The top half was then long enough to tuck into the bottom half!   

During the Spanish American War, T-shirts became popular in the United States when they were issued to sailors. These were crew-necked, white cotton undershirts that were worn under a uniform.  I could not find any information to whether the word crew  in 'crew neck' was actually taken from the sailors or crew working on ships, but I am assuming that it was.

I suppose you do know that they are named T-shirts due to the shape of the outline.  Actually that is quite obvious!  As they were cheap and easy to clean they soon became the choice of young boys and their mothers!

Blah, blah, blah!!!  Anyway, by the late 1960s, the T-shirt became a medium for wearable art.  An example of this is bright yellow acid smiley faces.

They can also be used to advertise companies, be used as souvenirs and to display protest messages.

Well, now that I know where T-shirts came from (which I'd like to thank Wikipedia for), I think it is time to get on with my blog!

By the way, you can find our great designs on www.dive-shirts.co.za