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[Ms tyrion2]

I like graphic t shirts but I am not fond of the sayings on these shirts. I've found cute, lightweight tees  and tanks at Target for a lot less money. I have a nice collection of peace signs, flowers and other graphics that are more "me".

I like the Peace Love logo. That would have been nice on these shirts instead of the big letters.

[Caaareful Shopper]

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@Ms tyrion2 wrote:

I like graphic t shirts but I am not fond of the sayings on these shirts. I've found cute, lightweight tees  and tanks at Target for a lot less money. I have a nice collection of peace signs, flowers and other graphics that are more "me".

I like the Peace Love logo. That would have been nice on these shirts instead of the big letters.

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I actually like the Peace Love World graphic logo as well @Ms tyrion2.   The other items with the simplistic word writings are not my style. 

[JJsMom]

I would've been ok with more inspirational quotes or graphics. These quotes are shallow and vapid. It's pretty condescending to think these messages resonate with women.

[Caaareful Shopper]

@Ms tyrion2  I just spotted their 2-pc luggage  (#F12677) with the graphic.   I love it!  But I will not consider it because of the size.  I never check baggage.  Why would they make their smallest size of this set bigger than TSA carry-on restrictions? 

[StraytoStay]

So far I've seen 3 hosts wearing the "I am blessed", but I could have missed one overnight. I wonder which hosts will pick anything different or if they think the sayings are juvenile, too? I doubt any host would wear the happy wife one, maybe the vacay...

[Lynnster67]

ITA!!!  But then again, I work in financial services, which is pretty conservative (in the fashion sense, not the political sense).

Now that our summer interns are here, it's time for HR to (re)send the dress code email - i.e., no spaghetti straps (unless covered by a cardi), no torn clothing, no tank tops, no tube tops, no halter tops, no visible tattoos or piercings, etc.

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@homedecor1 wrote:

maybe it's me but I just don't get this type of clothing for adults - heck even when I see some graphics on tee's for my 6 yr old GD I think twice.

although, kohls, target, h&m, JCP, & more have these style tees at 1/3 of the price. 

Yet, the one that is blaring: happy wife happy life is certainly not what I would wear!!! 

I guess im just stuck in the classic prep or tailored look. Just love Talbots, Nordstrom & classic dressing. Grew up in very traditional time when a "rip" in your clothing was taboo!

I can't even figure out why woman wear sparkles with sayings (qf), LOGO look like you rolled out of bed look, shark bite hems and of course, already ripped jeans that my niece pays big $$$$ for🙉 To share a few!

Congrats to ladies who enjoy them and can wear them well! Enjoy!        

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[winamac1]

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@Ms tyrion2 wrote:

I like graphic t shirts but I am not fond of the sayings on these shirts. I've found cute, lightweight tees  and tanks at Target for a lot less money. I have a nice collection of peace signs, flowers and other graphics that are more "me".

I like the Peace Love logo. That would have been nice on these shirts instead of the big letters.

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I'm not fond of the sayings on most of these shirts either.  They picked pretty lame "sayings".  I do like the coral though.  It's cute.  The blue one is so pretty, but hate the nessage on it.

[Bri36]

Jayne Brown was wearing the "vacay" one.

[AngusandBuddhasMom]

I am just laughing my DD just did a design on a cast full size Cat for a local gallery. It is one of her original designs and the Gallery picked it for the Tshirt they are selling for a twenty dollar donation.  All the proceeds go to the local animal shelters.  So this tsv jmo is ridiculous. 

[occasionalrain]

Tacky and Tastless. Belongs on the Honey Boo Boo mother.

Although, nice colors.