Youssef, a graduate of master’s programs in applied linguistics and international relations, has been studying Chinese for the past five years. She chose a t-shirt strategy to dissuade peddlers from

approaching her, then decided to turn the idea into a sideline. She

plans to sell the shirts through her Web site, idontwantahandbag.com.

“Breeze your way through Canal this summer!” the site promises.



Youssef insists that… Continue

Print T-shirts come into their own in summer when (hopefully) you're no longer drowning in layers. What you choose to show off across your chest, intentional or not, is a statement, so approach wisely.

Swerve overly wacky, everything novelty and anything with a slogan

involving the word "babe". FYI: illustrated animals are having a tee

moment.…

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On Saturday, April 24 at 10 a.m., 60-70 participating members of this

year's Central New York "Susan G. Komen, Race For The Cure," will fold

10,400 shirts in just three hours in the "Dick's Sporting Goods Wing" of

the Great Northern Mall, RT 31 in Clay.





This years "Race For The Cure" will be held on May 15, 2010 at the New

York State Fairgrounds. The Central New York Goal is to raise $1 million

dollars by May 15 and anticipation is that more than… Continue

You could carry your

groceries around in Kid Rock's tank top. The non-profit group called "a

shirt bag" is recycling celebrity t-shirts into tote bags to raise

money.Stars like Kid Rock, Sandra

Bernhard, Mayer Hawthorne, Paradime, The Dirty Americans, Dita Von Teese

and many more are participating in the fundraiser. Each celebrity-donated bag will be available

for bidding at http://myworld.ebay.com/ashirtbag on April… Continue

As the Cubs played their first home game of the 2010 season, fans gathered in and around the ballpark to stock up on merchandise. Unfortunately, the racist and homophobic t-shirts sold outside of

Wrigley Field have not gone anywhere.

In 2008, the Chicago Sun-Times reported on the hottest selling item from a stand that sells unlicensed…

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Tired of crouching plumbers showing you a side of

themselves you'd rather not see?

A Wisconsin apparel company says it's here to help. In an effort to protect men from being the butt of fashion jokes, Belleville-based Duluth Trading Co. has been selling T-shirts that

are three inches longer than standard shirts. The so-called

"Longtail T" is meant to give guys a little extra coverage in the

back.

The idea seems to have…

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