Please. I have to have this shirt! I'd also like to see it as a print. Shirts and prints. What can I say? I'm a consumer too.

This was my favorite shirt. Great design. But for some reason the print flaked badly after only three gentle washes. I've never had this problem with any other Threadless tee. Looking at the blogs, I see I'm not the only one with this problem. I hope Threadless takes note, fixes whatever went wrong and reissues this design. And really, Threadless should offer new or discounted reissues to those of us who bought the bad lot.

While I love this print (I own it), the thick Fruit of the Loom shirt makes it hot and uncomfortable compared to thinner American Apparel and Threadless Tees. Maybe that's because a little bit of sweatshop heat is sewn into each Fruit of the Loom shirt...? But I digress.

Consistent with the shirt design, I ride my bike a lot to get around town, and naturally I prefer thinner, cooler shirts. Presumably so do many others who bought this design. Why not make it as cyclist friendly as possible?

I also notice that the 'girly tees' were printed on AA and Threadless. It's a shame that guys weren't afforded the same.

Gorgeous design, but I wish it were on another color! It deserves a better color. *sigh* But it's so gorgeous I'll probably buy it anyway.

I command it!

This is the first shirt I ever asked to be reprinted. It's been a hard, long wait, but at last it's been reprinted. Woohoo!

Amazing design on the perfect color T. I just bought one. More Deheeger designs!

I love this shirt and must have it. Please reprint.

Shirt arrived today and it's perfect. Nice fit, bright banana yellow, happy toast doing what toast likes to do!

Update: So, in my earlier post (below*) I said that the white T-shirt is too long. After taking the advice of other Threadless customers, I'm happy to say that the shirt shrinks nicely after one wash/dry. It's now a perfect fit, snug in all the right places and definitely not too long.

*Original post: While the design is great, the T-shirt is longer than others I've bought from Threadless. It seems about an inch or two longer than normal, so much so that regrettably I'll be returning the shirt. Why doesn't Threadless just make its T-shirts a uniform size? Or better yet, why not allow buyers to order any design on American Apparel? That way the size and thickness would be consistent for every order.