October 5, 2012 at 4:28 PM
Good news, at last you can buy our nifty Violinist.com tote bags and t-shirts!We have our online store up and running, and here are the links:
Music bags: http://violinist.ecrater.com/p/15977334/violinistcom-music-bag
T-shirts: http://violinist.ecrater.com/c/1616122/t-shirts.
Also, we did make them NICE! The tote bag has all the fancy features a tote bag could have: it zips to protect your music, it has two side mesh pockets for water bottles, another front pocket for perhaps your shoulder rest, adjustable straps, even a couple of outside loops for keeping your pencils handy. Here's a picture (you do have to provide your own books!)
As for the t-shirts, we have the nice women-shaped ones for women, and your regular t-shirt shape for guys, and they are 100-percent, really-nice, organic cotton. Also, when we had these printed, we did not use some cheap online shop. We actually went to a local silkscreen shop and drove them crazy, making them do it over at least three times, even having them create an extra screen to get the color gradients right. These shirts should go with jeans, khakis, a black cardigan -- pretty much everything. Perfect for rehearsals, practicing, sleeping, exercising, wearing to a gig...We love them, and we hope you do, too!
P.S. They even go with a yellow hat and mountains, here's a picture of me in my V.com shirt, up in the Rocky Mountains of Colorado last summer:
Love both items!! I have a question about the shirts, though. Normally, I wear a men's XL, but if the shirts aren't pre-shrunk, I'd need a XXL -- which apparently isn't available. Are the V.com shirts pre-shrunk? (**Oh, please, please, PLEASE be pre-shrunk!!**)
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