Listen to this
The last job we had before working at Woot, we were stuck in a
windowless and poorly-ventilated room with this guy we’ll call “Paul.”
Several times daily, Paul would erupt into snickers at some hilarious
thing he’d found online. Apparently, the snickering was supposed to
pique our interest, and we were supposed to ask him what was so funny
and then he could show it to us. Well, we never, ever, ever asked what
was so funny. So he was always forced to snicker again, louder this
time, and when that failed, finally deign to address us directly and
say “you have to see this.”
Then we’d have to stop
whatever we were doing (updating our makeoutclub profile or playing
solitaire), walk over to Paul’s desk, get a look at whatever ancient
piece of web humor he’d stumbled on for the first time and tell him
yeah, we’d seen that before.
After a while, we started
wearing headphones all day so we could ignore him without seeming super
rude. But most of the time, there was nothing playing through them.
They were just our anti-Paul totem, to ward him off like garlic.
This shirt was designed by: Christian San Jose, a dashing young graphic designer and illustrator down Philippines way. The digital ink-spilla from Manila!
Wear this shirt: with pants and shoes for that trendy “clothed” look!
Don’t wear this shirt: base jumping. Base jumping is dangerous.
This shirt tells the world: “Na na na na na na I can’t hear you”
We call this color: Cranberry Flava In Ya Ear
Placement: Centered
Printed Size:
3X – M: 13” x 17.82”
S – WS: 9.75” x 13.36”
Pantone Color(s): – 1235 C – 1205 C – 4975 C – 180 C
Please check American Apparel's sizing chart for men or for women before you order. The Woot Tee, constructed by American Apparel, follows their classic closer-fitting style. If you prefer a baggier look, order a larger size. If there is not a larger size, consider starting a belly-hanging-out trend.
