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  • #707126
    notjim
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    archiseek t-shirts! wow!

    can we have them in black?

    #743275
    Paul Clerkin
    Keymaster

    unfortunetly they’re not offering the choice of black at the moment…. kind of like the yellow myself… all summery

    #743276
    Irishtown
    Participant

    I think I’ll have to get me one!

    #743277
    Anonymous
    Inactive

    How much and where are they available?

    #743278
    Anonymous
    Inactive

    Where are they available?(again) :>

    #743279
    Anonymous
    Inactive

    Looking at them again, would a second line of ‘Here’s the Archiseekers’ or ‘Archiseek posters’, not be a little more promotional?

    #743280
    ro_G
    Participant
    #743281
    Doug C
    Participant

    I like the look of the t-shirts Paul.

    Any chance of getting an organic range for the next batch?

    There are a load of suppliers over here in London, the following seem to be one of the more reasonable
    http://www.organicattire.co.uk/male.htm

    Some stuff on organic cotton for your listeners

    “The WTO estimates that as many as 20,000 deaths and 3 million chronic health problems are caused by poisoning related to agricultural pesticides globally each year. A further 200,000 farmers commit suicide as a result of debt caused by pesticide purchase.

    Worldwide, conventional cotton farming uses only about 3 percent of total farmland but consumes 25 percent of the chemical pesticides and fertilizers used globally. In India, it’s as much as 50 percent of pesticides used on as little as 5 percent of the total agricultural land.

    At least three of the chemicals used heavily in cotton production are in the “dirty dozen” – so dangerous that 120 countries agreed at a UNEP conference in 2001 to ban them, but so far this hasn’t happened. Why not?

    Organic cotton is grown in approximately 15 countries, but still represents only 0.1% of global cotton production. We want to increase this figure to 10% by 2010.”

    from http://www.peopletree.co.uk/

    #743282
    Irishtown
    Participant

    I got an irish-architecture shirt! I love it, plus people are always askign about it.

    #743283
    Deadonarrival
    Participant

    Congratulations! It’s official – you have just been confirmed as archi-nerds..

    #743284
    doozer
    Participant

    I have a t-shirt that says-

    ‘I’m not trespassing- I’m an architect!’

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