Online Shopping Goodness: 6dollarshirts.com

One thing you will quickly learn about me is that I am obsessed with refashioning t-shirts. Which is kind of funny, in a way, considering I rarely wear regular t-shirts. (*smiles and shrugs*)

Anyway...

I happened upon this site a while back and have been enjoying browsing their site. Their t-shirts are... well... $6 each or 10 for $50. However, 2X and 3X are $2 and $3 more, respectively. Ordinarily, this would make me shy away from purchasing anything from them.

BUT... and I do mean to give this a BIG BUT here... they have an offer I could not refuse.

Random t-shirts for $2.95 a piece. If you are willing to take a gamble, this is a really good deal! Even the thrift shop I frequent for my t's charges $2.95 for the semi-decent ones. I also LOVE mystery packages and grab bags so I had to give them a try.

Since they are called 6 Dollar Shirts, I decided to get 6 of them in XL which is the largest you can get before they start tacking on the extra dollars.

Here is what I received and let me just say that I am a happy Sashi. :)

From the tv show "Saved by the Bell"

From the tv show "The Office"

From the movie "Rushmore"

A zombie t-shirt

They call this one "Uncle Corpse"

And, last but not least, the cheat code from the Nintendo game Contra:

I already have plans for a few these. :)

I've also placed another random order, this time for 21 shirts. The reason I went with 21 and not an even 20 is because with that 21st shirt, I got a $10 discount. That's like getting 3 shirts for free!

I thnk I will be good on t-shirts to work with for a while after this. Maybe. ;)

Until later, sweet p'taters!

Sashi

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