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 Simple Typography.
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are you allowed to have things on the sleeves?
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I love it. I can relate to it. This is awesome!
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Nice choice of colors, good choice of font, it all works....
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the corner is far bigger than if it had really been folded over
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id wear the shirt every day if i had it. I personaly think it would look better in gray 5+buy
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this made me snicker, but it looks very much like something that would be on the shelf at PacSun.... which can be good and bad. 3.
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Love it. Very creative with the name tag. 5 and i'd buy it
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They the folded corner is too big. Butilikeit.
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yeah sorry about that corner.. i wasn't paying attention. it will be fixed if it gets printed
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slackers don't graduate, they move on. I like the concept though and the design is bold. layout/placement is nice. I don't think Threadless does arm patterns. Let me know if they do pls.
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dude if this shirt gets made i neeeeeeed it! greatest thing i've ever seen
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I like the "elite" above the letter S instead of on the sleeve. I don't associate "elite" with a slacker, I don't understand the association between slacker and graduate, I don't understand what the "hello" sticker has to do with any of it. Otherwise, it has a nice look to it.
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you're an artist chris, i'm sure you can figure out how all this comes together with that great imagination of yours
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i've already seen this on a pair of panties
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This is a very funny shirt I love the colors. I also like the "elite" on the sleve, if possible keep that were it is.
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Hah, that's great. Surprisingly, I like the text on the left shoulder too.
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The folded corner could go altogether, just a regular name sticker. You get what I mean. Nicely done, not overcomplicated.
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thats tru.. but i kind of like the imperfection of it. u know how those things start to peel off in the corners after a while when you're walking around mingling in the alumni reunion
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Amazing
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