Wow, a dip-dyed bottom would make this shirt even cooler! Pass the idea along!

Thanks for pointing this out! Not that I def won't get it now...but I really loved the way it got darker at the bottom...

Aw, I thought the same. Oh, well. It's still a cool shirt. :)

we are such fools for getting fooled by that girl. we should have known that rachel always takes a bath in her clothes?

I was totally going to buy it because I thought the dip-dye was awesome. :/

Same here. Now, maybe not...

I thought something similair, that it was printed to the seem or something. I would have bought it if it were (or dip-dyed) And didntt realize it wasn't until I questioned why the guys was not.

I completely second the dip-dye idea! ME TOO!! I also thought it was originally done that way.

Wouldn't that just ROCK this tee!! I'd buy it in a heartbeat.

I was looking at this at the library and was about to buy this so fast cause I thought it was dip-dyed...not that it's not pretty...it just would have made it super awesome.

Me too!

I really really thought the shirt was dip-dyed too! Would be really really amazing if it was

Aw, me too at first. Shame. =/

i thought so too.. i saw it and said im getting it! then i looked at the next photo and sadly i discovered too that it was not dip-dyed =( now i can't decide if i still want it because even though it isn't dyed, it's still an awesome shirt

i thought the same. but couldnt you just buy some rit dye and dip it and then itd be a bit darker?

I don't know...I would assume a treatment like dip-dye would be a pre-print thing. I'm not sure if it will then darken the printed design in an awkward line across the bottom, or how the printing inks would react (absorb dye, not absorb dye). Anyone tried something like this?

you could try blocking off the design and then dyeing it.

batik maybe?

That would really awesome if they would do that for the next printing. It would probably also jack up the price and make it a select shirt or something, but it would be a gorgeous shirt.