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Donald Trump T-Shirt Have Taken Over the Wildwood Boardwalk
But it's true. I spoke with five different shop owners during a trip to the Wildwood boardwalk this week. None of them wanted to be identified - perhaps because of the massive copyright infringement the Wildwood boardwalk t-shirt business thrives on, or maybe they were just shy - but they all agreed: They expect to sell a ton of Donald Trump merchandise this summer.
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How a sweaty t-shirt gives clues about human disgust reactions
In the study published today in Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, the team from the University of Sussex and colleagues from the University of St Andrews compared reactions of students to sweaty t-shirts bearing a logo from their own university as well as one from a separate institution.
The results showed that the reaction to 'core disgust' was reduced when students were asked to smell a sweaty t-shirt bearing their own university's logo.
Dr John Drury, Reader in Social Psychology in the School of Psychology at the University of Sussex, explained: "This reduction in the response to core disgust from a stimulant from within a person's own social group is significant because it helps us to understand how group behaviour becomes possible. Essentially, it frees people to cooperate with each other, and to work together effectively."
The psychologists conducted two experiments. In the first, students from the University of Sussex were shown t-shirts bearing their own university's logo as well as t-shirts bearing the logo of Brighton University. In the second experiment students from the University of St Andrews had to smell a sweaty t-shirt that either had a St Andrews logo, a Dundee University logo (a local separate university, equivalent to Brighton University in the first study) or no logo.
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How Global Warming Is Already Changing the Fashion Industry
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There is a universally perplexing wardrobe mystery occurring in countries across the world. This issue has divided people for years as to the source of the problem.
The issue I'm referring to is the mysterious little holes that appear in every single tee shirt you own.
People around the world are tearing their hair out asking "WHY?????"
It is a proven fact (minor research done with a core group of my friends) that the more you love the tee shirt, the more likely it is to have a crop of the infuriating belly holes spring forth.
For years I thought I was alone in this strange phenomenon but I was comforted to discover that this wardrobe scourge is widespread and equally frustrating across the globe. Possibly the Universe.
You may not think this topic is hard hitting news, but when you've replaced you favourite tee twice, only to have it occur again it is certainly worthy of deep investigation
A quick survey on my Facebook page suggested many people thought it was all about the cross body handbag, but then other sufferers of this professed to carrying backpacks, or shoulder bags. Myth busted.
Other people swear it's moths, but are moths really that OCD that they all only want to eat that one little delectable spot that possibly smells deliciously of belly button pheromones?
People suggested their washing machines were too rough, again OCD white goods are a believable option, or perhaps their cat was doing something jerky all over their tees whilst it sat in an unloved heap on the floor.
When I googled ''why do my tee shirts''_''
The “Dark Side” of “Star Wars” Hype
With more than a month and a half still to go until the end of the year, the only movie anyone seems to be talking about is ''Star Wars: The Force Awakens,'' a film that some of my friends believe is going to be the ''biggest cinematic event of the decade.''
White T-Shirt Contest: Model Edition
Introducing The 3030 Long Line Curved Hem Tee
Spectra USA is proud to announce our newest silhouette, the 3030 Long Line Curved Hem Tee. This new style is made from our best-selling 30 singles 'Spectra Spun' ringspun cotton (same as our best-selling 3100, 31USA, 3105, and 3055 styles) for an incredibly soft feel and great fit. This great fabric also means the best results for both DTG and screen printing. The 3030 features a side seam construction and the main highlight: curved front and back hems. Overall, this increases the length of the shirt by about 1" so the fit remains clean and universal.
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What Is Ring Spun Cotton? The difference between: 30 singles & 20 singles
When someone says '20 singles' or '30 singles' ring spun it refers to the gauge (thickness) of the yarn in the t-shirts. The higher the number, the better-quality and softer feel of the shirt. 18 singles = cheap, 20 singles = a step up in quality & hand feel especially if it is 20 singles ring spun (style 2100 from Spectra USA), 30 singles (see Spectra USA list below) = the bomb!
The best way to remember, think of bedsheets: the higher the thread count = the better quality.
Most cheap shirts are made from 18 singles OE = open end yarn. Low yarn count = coarse thick yarn = cheap t-shirt. Therefore any higher yarn count and add ring spun, you will have a superior quality t-shirt with a refined hand. Spectra USA only offers 20 singles as its most economical option and 95% of the line offered is ring spun and combed cotton. Our 20 singles ring spun heavy weight t-shirt is the premium option for the old school t-shirt.
One of the biggest advantages of 30 singles ring spun combed t-shirts, besides the fact that they are very comfortable, is it is the optimal base fabric for digital printing (DTG), screen printing, heat transfers and even sublimation on the blends (52/48 cotton/poly).
Spectra USA offers many styles that are manufactured with 30 singles premium ring spun yarn: men's, ladies, juniors and kids.
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! New Jersey veteran denied entry to Six Flags park over T-shirt supporting Marines receives apology
Mario Alejandro, 33, whose shirt featuring an M-16 rifle and reading "Keep Calm and Return Fire" drew national attention and controversy after he wore it to the park with his wife and kids last week, told NJ.com that he received a phone call from the park's president on Saturday.
The humbling call followed Alejandro's public outrage over his treatment by the park's security officials who deemed his T-shirt - which supports Recon Marines and their families - offensive.