Discuss the various finishing services that can help showcase your brand. Topics include custom neck tag labels, hang tags, garment washes, folding, bagging and even shipment/packaging options.
Well with furniture, I like to distress the finish by whacking the piece with an old sock full of nickles, a sharp screwdriver and a rusty bicycle chain...that'd probably work on shirts too...
Now how exactly would you do that? Rub some cheese on a few spots? Hold the mouse in your hand and use their teeth like a tool? Sew some cheese to the shirt and let the mice dig it out?
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Now how exactly would you do that? Rub some cheese on a few spots? Hold the mouse in your hand and use their teeth like a tool? Sew some cheese to the shirt and let the mice dig it out?
You don't need cheese. Mice love to eat clothes. Just toss a few mice in a box of shirts and they will be full of holes in no time. And mouse poop. And maybe some baby mice.
Obviously I'm joking, it's just the first thing I thought of when I read "very small holes in shirt".
I have one of their shirts and I'm pretty sure it's real
Everything I've seen about the company seems legit, I just have so much trouble believing a whole company is built around that concept It's one of those Truman Show kind of moments... is this just some big elaborate joke?
Everything I've seen about the company seems legit, I just have so much trouble believing a whole company is built around that concept It's one of those Truman Show kind of moments... is this just some big elaborate joke?
I think it's B.S. (I hate myself, but I had to make that joke )
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