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[cyrano]

Cyranocyrano, Oct 21 17:48 (EDT):

Name * : Cyrano Jones
Email Address * : cyranocyrano@gmail.com
Subject * : Suggestions
Message * : I'm curious about the divisions between men's and women's shirts--did Sylvia Plath request the distance of a brassiere before she would be on a t-shirt? Did Mrs. Bennet think it scandalous to be seen on a gentleman not her husband?

CJ


Hi Cyrano,

Thank you for your message. As for why we have some shirts in men's and some in women's really comes down to space. We have limited space in our warehouse and assumed that some shirts would sell better as a women's shirt and not as a men's shirt. We have received some feedback from men looking for women's shirts and from women looking for men's shirts, and find that some get requested more often than others. In these instances we have worked towards adding the most requested men's shirts into our women's selections, and vice versa. We are actually working on a system where customers can customize their own shirts by choosing a color, cut and cover art for their very own one of a kind shirt.

We take our customer's suggestions very seriously and love hearing what they are looking for on our shirts. I will add your suggestions to our list for consideration.

Have a nice weekend!

Sincerely,
Teri


Teri Anatra
(646) 789-5199
Out of Print
Customer Service

Bravo, Out of Print, well done. (:

Also, Will Shetterly posted this and I am retwLJing it.
In response to Juan Williams and a few others, we bring you Pictures of Muslims Wearing Things.