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DO NOT BUY YOUR SHIRTS FROM AN AD LIKE THIS.

I assure you whatever link was posted it is not mine. That being said you should look into getting it stopped. I see scam t-shirt ads all over Facebook, usually as a reply to an already existing post. Sometimes those posts are very old too. Make a legitimate t-shirt business like mine look bad.

That’s fantastic! I won’t see them until Monday. Camping in Maine over the weekend.

Scotty got me in touch with Laci Vajtay. I sold rights (although not complete rights) of this design to Plattekill. For his effort I had a shirt shipped to him or at least his relatives. I don’t know if he’s received the shirt yet.

Lotta snow being kicked by the rear leg so I doubt there’s no weight on it. Probably pretty close to 60/40

“Yeah, I’d hit that.“

I did ask. . . . And it’s gapper.

Here’s the listing on TeePublic. Please let me know what you think. You might notice the lines are a bit different. One is a white line with small black outline and the other is a black line with a white outline. Is that confusing? If you weren’t you will be now. While both look fine on any...

This is a vector drawing taken from a photo of my brother when we last skied at Jay together. I told him to ski right at me and turn at the last second. He did exactly that. I thought I was gonna get clobbered. Instead I got this iconic action shot of my brother, the inimitable Jimmy Dangeraca.

I have no idea what you’re talking about.

Between 23 and 30 dollars for premium or heavyweight tees. But there’s more variety in the basic shirts and they‘re not bad at all. I’ve ordered these myself. Here’s some photos of an order I made for myself. They are the basic quality shirts and the packaging they came in.

TeePublic is POD, that is: Print On Demand. What that means is the print does not exist until you order. I personally keep no inventory, I produce nothing, I ship nothing. (sounding like Shultz here) Teepublic keeps all the inventory, prints the shirts and ships, then they pay me a couple...

Is there a gallery here?

Skiology or Skiology Matt? Two different entities with the former suing the latter.

The biggest problem with that is copyright law. Private companies get extremely testy when you use their trademarked logos without permission. Getting permission isn't impossible but it would be extremely time consuming. That being said a shirt full of trail layouts (no less time consuming)...

Can we talk? Call me tomorrow?

I imagine that’s Whiteface in the blog logo. I haven’t done a trail shirt for them yet. I could work on that.

It might be something that @Harvey would want to produce to directly benefit the blog and forum. But I’d love to have a hand in it.

Keeping it simple. Also, it's getting to be hoodie weather. https://www.teepublic.com/user/ski-classic-nh/hoodie/albums/253926-skiing-and-snowboarding

Thanks @Campgottagopee . I was thinking you’d model them but that’s okay.