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My friend Allyson and I were cooking and realized what a great help having conversions and measurements printed upside down on our shirts would be. Plus while we\'re designing, a ruler is always across the room when we need to measure something. So we created the Meashirt, so you can keep your hands on your mouse and keyboard, or coconut shavings and measuring cup, or band saw and 2x4 and have an easy reference while you keep doing what you\'re doing.
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haha.. I like this idea. more of a functional tool rather than a design/fashion statement. I was about to say that it would be perfect for the "Create Your Own Trend" contest before I realized it is already! It's not the most visually appealing but that's really not the point for this one. I think that if anything, it captures the spirit of the contest perfectly. It's YOUR OWN trend. Awesome.
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I like this idea, too.
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How about a shirt with some geometry theorys and algebraic forumlai? Is it cheating if the notes are printed on your shirt? What would the teacher do, tell you take it off?
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You will need a good chiropractor after you're done reading but I really like the way you think. $5
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Squigey, yes a teacher WOULD tell you to take it off because I've seen it happen! Twice! (Those algebra shirts exist and teachers DON'T find it funny. Especially if those teachers are nuns!) All you kids out there, cheating is BAD! This shirt looks useful though. ;)
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how nifty
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I want one.
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really good idea, and I second the math meashirt haha
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You'd probably need to lower the design so its easier to hold the tee up and read it, but that's pretty neat
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Cool idea !
Put the rulers along the bottom of the shirt so I can actually use them. |
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Yes! 4% aka $5.
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Man I never cook, but that is a really good idea. Just place it a little lower on the shirt for viewing ease
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omg luv it i would so buy it for my dad cus hes all mathical and shizit like that yes....rox
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I really like the idea- might suggest moving the placement a little lower, though. Where the text is currently located, the rulers are pretty much useless, aren't they?
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AWESOME idea!
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really like it i agree with helo: maybe put the rulers on the bottom edge so they could be used also like it just the way it is though..........$5
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THIS HAS TO PRINT!
i agree with turner - placement may look better on a bottom corner. but keep the rulers -- they do come in handy. |
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Awesome! I would so buy this!!!
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i think its cool in theory, but im not gonna be holding crap up to my shirt all day.
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kaloyster on Jul 11 '06 The upside down shirt idea (to read its content) was already submitted by catarsisandstrife
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^_^ Yeah, but your link shows a RECIPE. This is a reference that can be used for MANY things. I think it's cool.
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Your shirt is more general, but the basic idea's been done before. See here .
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your an ideas man/woman....
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holy crap. i cook a lot and this is an AWESOME idea. yeah, just lower it a bit. $5
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I LOVE this.
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heh. great for science/home ec. tests
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YES!
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Clever, clever, clever.
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Royal Sapien,
Since others have found other upside-down designs, your submission must be riding the newest trend wave on Threadless. Way to go, man! ;D |
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i like this but it might be hard to read with the measurement table so hight on the shirt
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I like it :)
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This is a clever shirt. I'd most definitely buy it, esp. now since I'm picking up cooking. Great job! $5
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MrDomino on Jul 12 '06 No points or picas?
Surely every designer needs those conversions. |
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Perhaps not one for the ample chested ladies out there (surely breasts would hamper your ability to convert ounces into grams?). Genius idea though...
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I didn't like it until I read your synopsis of it. Very creative... I like it quite a bit. 4 for originality.
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nice.
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I want one!
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nifty indeed.
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Royal Sapien on Jul 14 '06 Thanks for all the great comments! To address the primary two concerns, I think it would be better lower on the shirt for readability, but I wasn't sure if the odd placement would turn people off the concept. I also placed the rulers vertically instead of horizontally so as not to emphasize someone's waistline. I can hold a piece of paper or block of wood vertically to measure it (I usually have to change its orientation to measure it with a ruler anyway), but I'm not sure I want my bracketed horizontal measurements on display for everyone I see.
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awesomely clever idea. simpley marvelous haha.
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AWESOME!!!!!!!!!!!
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nice idea. but i remember seeing t-shirts like this a few years back.
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but it was nicely done.
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This shirt would be as helpful as my Constellations shirt I got at the National Air and Space Museum 15 years ago. It was a glow in the dark shirt with the image of the constellations flipped so I could read it, like this measurement conversation shirt. Awesome idea. Now that I cook a lot; it would come in handy.
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Bluebirdiesinger on Jul 16 '06 great idea, i'm not so great at math so this would be very convenient!
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what i really need is the weight/volume conversions: 5oz white flour equals 1cup, that kind of thing....
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empiricist on Dec 17 '07 congrats, great idea!
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I love this but for girls the boobs get in the way of effectively using the ruler somponent, hahaha
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why did it take so long to get printed?
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Great idea
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Um, your # of ounces in a gallon is drastically wrong...
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