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OHgiraffe aka is a boy, has been a member since April 17, 2006, has scored 487 submissions, giving an average score of 1.97.

Mar 22 '08 by OHgiraffe

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Are these T-shirts fair? I will not buy them if they are made in sweatshops.

If they are, then Threadless is the devil.

Torakamikaze on Mar 22 '08 at 7:50pm

they are made by chained infants

Balla Balla Bosse on Mar 22 '08 at 7:50pm

YEAH FAIRTRADE IS THE SHIT!

icebar on Mar 22 '08 at 7:52pm

"Made in Bangladesh" says the tags... hmm

Jebbie on Mar 22 '08 at 7:53pm

*They are made by Tora's offspring, who happen to be chained infants.

shibby558899 on Mar 22 '08 at 7:54pm

Threadless forces blind, homeless kids with sickle cell anemia to painstakingly make these shirts. If they mess up once, no matter how slight, they're executed.

icebar on Mar 22 '08 at 7:55pm

i don't think this is something to joke about, but that's just me.

shakethesheets on Mar 22 '08 at 7:55pm

Most of the shirts are made in Bangladesh, while I think some Select tees and 'custom threadless color' shirts are made in the U.S. 12club tees say Bangladesh.

tesco on Mar 22 '08 at 8:03pm

Bangladesh is the garment capital of the world... there are many factories, a lot of them are sweatshops. Threadless have stated that their shirts are produced by a factory that adheres to basic labour laws... I don't know if they have visited the factory to verify this yet

radiostaticstar on Mar 22 '08 at 8:04pm

shibby's right...

Daniel San on Mar 22 '08 at 8:05pm

I heard they're made by amputee orphans.

KBShakedown on Mar 22 '08 at 8:05pm

I remember a blog quite a while ago when the new shirts were still in development about Jake Nickell visiting the factory where the shirts were to be made to verify it wasn't a sweatshop.