Weekly Davespeak 2008 Summer Tour Shirts

mens t shirt The Design: ( Front , Back ) The design was created by Jon Marro and features imagery from thelyrics of Dave Matthews Band's "What Would You Say." Jonhas done design work on official merchandise for Madonna, JasonMraz, Dave Matthews Band and Dave's solo tours. His "MonkeySee, Monkey Do Sticker" is still available at DMB's official store, and his "Cloud Parachute"design was used for every date on Dave's 2007 European tour poster. The WWYS inspired design used on the t-shirt was originallyconceived and presented as a poster for Dave Matthews Band's 2007'sAlpine Valley tour poster. It has been adapted in wonderful formfor the 2008 Weekly Davespeak Summer Tour T-shirts. The Shirts The shirts are American Apparel brand. We're offering the t-shirtin the most popular men's and women's t-shirt styles by AmericanApparel: the 2001 and 2102 styles. The shirts are light-blue and will be professionallysilk-screened by Chowdaheadz in Boston, Massachusetts. The Price The T-shirts are available for $16.00 + $5.00 for shipping, whichis a total of $21.00 per shirt. The price is the same for bothmen's and women's styles. These shirts are truly being sold at costwhich includes art prep, screen setup, Paypal's transaction fee,labeling and a reasonable contribution to the artist. In addition,.50 cents per shirt will be allocated towards purchasing Green-Ecertified renewable energy credits sourced from wind power. The Delivery We want to give the maximum opportunity for people to wear theseshirts to their DMB shows this summer. In order to do this, we'reoffering a order deadline of noon, Monday the 23rd of June. After aweek they should be ready for shipping, which will be through theUS Post Office's Priority Mail. With luck, you'll receive yourshirt on or shortly after the 4th of July. Currently, we are only allowing shipping within the United States . (International orders, please email us admin atweeklydavespeak.com) The Sell These are limited edition t-shirts. We currently have no plans todo a second printing run of them. The design is awesome. The shirtis high quality, softer and perhaps nicer fitting than a real tourshirt. They are manufactured in the United States, by workers beingpaid living wages. They represent the site you dig.