Shirt.Woot

Thanks, woot! You've just given me a fun family-time video event to while away the evening! Can't wait to get home!

No, I mean that. Really I do.

Awesome!

I want names!

Edit: please?

This is so awesome! :D

How do I get one of those example shirts with the exclamation point and the monkey?

weeeeeee~ >w< looks like a fun place to work at :3

Awesomesauce.

If I worked at Woot I would totally print myself some reckoned shirts in the after-hours. MWAHAHAHA.

Any chance of uploading back the old pics for this old blog post?

On another note, the following shirts were shown in the intro:
- The Binge
- Morning Powerup
- He'll Probably Be Okay
- Ironic Bunny
- Ding Dong! The Witch is Dead
- Villianous Victorian Veloiraptor
- 60's Space Girls
- By Your Powers Combined
- In the World of Black and White
- A Simple Question of Weight Ratios
- Robotron Wreaks Havoc

... and these were worn:
- Angry Day
- I Claim This Land for France!
- Think of the Children

You could have included this red woot launch shirt pic from
http://shirt.woot.com/Forums/ViewPost.aspx?PostID=1452698
in the video.

Good video. I am toying with using it as an illustration during one of the classes I teach.

Really neat, glad I caught this one!

great video!

This is so cool! I've always wondered how the shirts got made. Woot's turnaround and numbers are so great that I imagined a Tyrell-like facility with thousands of robot drones manning huge machinations of gears and paint. @_@

Very cool, thanks for letting us have a peep at the inside, guys!

Hats off to the crew cranking out thousands of t-shirts a day. It's even more impressive now that I see they aren't oompa-loompas. Insanity. :^)

Great video! I love behind the scenes stuff, and that was some awesome voiceover work as well. ;)

I don't remember ever seeing that shirt before. Is it super old or is it super new?

Awesome video!

shopraymond wrote:I don't remember ever seeing that shirt before. Is it super old or is it super new?

It's no normal production shirt, that's for sure. The run date is 8-30-11, or so someone said in the main thread.

Soooo cheesy, but I would be lying if I said I didn't enjoy it. Awesome stuff!

I'd want one! Let me know if this shirt prints. Thanks for sharing the video. Now I don't need to come visit you anymore. One more item off my bucket list. Thanks Woot!

collinvh wrote:I'd want one! Let me know if this shirt prints. Thanks for sharing the video. Now I don't need to come visit you anymore. One more item off my bucket list. Thanks Woot!

I still wanna visit them! I've got a lot of family in Texas, so maybe one day... though the drive would probably be shorter for you, collin

Narfcake wrote:It's no normal production shirt, that's for sure. The run date is 8-30-11, or so someone said in the main thread.

Agreement...especially since "Kitchen Warfare" is in production on the t-shirt-printing-octopus in the background!

I want that shirt! I'm hoping it'll show up in the next in-for-three random shirt package I buy up.

So why do some shirts come printed with american apparel shirts? I mean, I'm glad I'm getting american made shirts, but I still find it weird.

brtw wrote:So why do some shirts come printed with american apparel shirts? I mean, I'm glad I'm getting american made shirts, but I still find it weird.

Woot shirts are AA shirts, just custom tagged. Woot reverts to regular AA tagged shirts when they run out of Woot-tagged blanks.