Out of Print Tees + GIVEAWAY
I'm a bookworm. Every summer, while growing up, I participated in my school's read-a-thon and read at least 20 books a summer. Nowadays, I have less time to read. I barely have time to get through 2 books in one season, let alone 20. However, I still love books!! In a world obsessed with technology, there's nothing like cracking open a book (not a Kindle) and escaping from life, if only for a few minutes.
So, when I received an email from Out of Print Clothing and learned about how they are celebrating the joy of reading through fashion, I was immediately intrigued.
In addition to selling great t-shirts, Out of Print Clothing's mission is to provide books to those in need. This is why, for every t-shirt sold, Out of Print donates a book to Books for Africa. Wondering how many books they've donated so far? Over 20,000! That's beyond impressive and yet another reason to appreciate this line.
Visit OutofPrintClothing.com to check out the entire collection and read more about their mission. And remember that making a purchase will not only benefit you but also the life of others.
Now, for a little fun...
The wonderful folks at Out of Print Clothing are offering a t-shirt to one lucky winner!
To enter, you must complete the following steps:*
1. Go to the Out of Print Clothing website to view the entire line (check out the men's shirts as well).
2. Leave a comment below stating which shirt you'd love to have and why. Is it nostalgic? Is it still one of your favorite books of all time? Did it have a lasting effect on your life? Also include your size and email address.
For additional entries:
-Retweet this post
-Follow Out of Print on Twitter or Facebook
-Follow ChiTown Fashionista on Twitter or Facebook
That's right. Up to four chances to enter!
*This giveaway ends Monday, October 11th, at 11:59pm CST and is open to U.S. residents only
So, when I received an email from Out of Print Clothing and learned about how they are celebrating the joy of reading through fashion, I was immediately intrigued.
In addition to selling great t-shirts, Out of Print Clothing's mission is to provide books to those in need. This is why, for every t-shirt sold, Out of Print donates a book to Books for Africa. Wondering how many books they've donated so far? Over 20,000! That's beyond impressive and yet another reason to appreciate this line.
Visit OutofPrintClothing.com to check out the entire collection and read more about their mission. And remember that making a purchase will not only benefit you but also the life of others.
Now, for a little fun...
The wonderful folks at Out of Print Clothing are offering a t-shirt to one lucky winner!
To enter, you must complete the following steps:*
1. Go to the Out of Print Clothing website to view the entire line (check out the men's shirts as well).
2. Leave a comment below stating which shirt you'd love to have and why. Is it nostalgic? Is it still one of your favorite books of all time? Did it have a lasting effect on your life? Also include your size and email address.
For additional entries:
-Retweet this post
-Follow Out of Print on Twitter or Facebook
-Follow ChiTown Fashionista on Twitter or Facebook
That's right. Up to four chances to enter!
GOOD LUCK
*This giveaway ends Monday, October 11th, at 11:59pm CST and is open to U.S. residents only
Labels: Clothing, Fashion + Charity, Giveaways
posted by Nikia Jefferson at
9:00 AM
76 Comments:
This is a fantastic giveaway! I was so excited to see these tees! :-)
After clicking through both the men's and women's, I have to say, I absolutely the "A Tale of Two Cities" men's tee (even though I'm a lady). It is one of my all-time favorite books. I remember when it was assigned for summer reading before my 10th grade year. I was completely enthralled the moment I opened the book. Definitely a classic!
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Such a unique clothing line and awesome giveaway. I absolutely LOVE the fact that they give back by donating books to those in need. It was a toss-up between "Lord of the Flies" and "Of Mice And Men", but I think I'm going to have to go with "Of Mice And Men". I remember reading it in high school and to this very day, I still get teary-eyed when I think of the tragic ending. This is truly a classic.
Men's 2xl - dmjeffer28@yahoo.com
oooo.... it's gotta be the "Of Mice and Men" tee!
Surely is a tale that one can never forget once reading.
. . . those poor rabbits.
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Mens size Medium.
Thanks!
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I love the lord of the flies tee- I would love to get it for my boyfriend, he has a great story about how he read that book in 8th grade and it made him fall in love with literature. It would be a perfect gift for him.
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I love Out of Print tees!
And I have to chose the Moby Dick shirt, because I love the book and the tee is so cute!!
I would so love to win Tales of the Jazz Age because F. Scott Fitzgerald is my favorite author of all time!
Thank you for the giveaway :)
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I follow Out of Print on Twitter - I'm @AmberGoo
Thank you for the giveaway :)
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I retweeted the post: http://twitter.com/AmberGoo/status/26420537410
Thank you for the giveaway :)
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wow that's hard to pick! I love them all! The book that impacted me the most is 1984 so for that reason that is my choice
Men's size small
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GREAT giveaway!
I would love the Slaughterhouse-Five one!!! http://www.outofprintclothing.com/ProductDetails.asp?ProductCode=L-1014
It was my first Vonnegut read (and thus beginning my love affair with him) and is still one of my favorite books ever.
women's medium (or large if they run even a little bit small)
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I love the ladies Hounds shirt. I have a soft spot for Sherlock Holmes.
It would have to be my all-time favorite The Catcher in the Rye (in woman's S size).
Such a great idea and giveaway, recently posted on childhood vintage books....thanks for the chance!
I would choose the Atlas Shrugged mens T in size Large. Me and my son love this book and we could share the shirt lol!
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i like the tales of the jazz age. i love out of print- they have fabulous clothes
vanitizebaby at yahoo dot com
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oh i'm a small too- and i love that the shirts tell a story!:)
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I would love The Catcher in the Rye tee. It is one of my all-time favorite books! I am also a librarian and love the chance to promote books whenever I can.
I like the shirt in a Men's Medium if I won.
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Neat shop. I am having a hard time deciding my favorite. I like the Brave New World tee, because it is my favorite book of all time. But I really like the looks of the Fahrenheit 451 Men's tee.
jas8929 at gmail dot com
I like the Lolita shirt because that is my favorite book.
Thanks for the chance.
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The Fahrenheit 451 shirt would be my choice because it was one of my favorites in high school. One of my favorite memories of college was meeting Ray Bradbury when he cam to do a talk and book signing at a local book fair. He is so brilliant, funny, and fascinating!
I would want the 1984 tee. It was relevant in 1984 and it still is today.
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I love the " Fahrenheit 451"
I read it in the seventh grade.... Fahrenheit 451: the temperature that a book burns. It was just so lasting on me because of the concept of burning books. In my essay I paralled it to how slaves couldnt read. I loved the book, especially since I was a book work...it gave me an attitude of gratitude.
All to find out Bradbury is weird! He's a super elusive writer. I can dig it.
janeenmays @ gmail.com
women's medium
I simply love these t-shirt and it's a great cause. Books are wonderful..I love my books and I love to read. As a child growing up I spent countless hours reading. It was a safe place away from my abusive mother and and escape emotionally.
Invisible LIfe is my all time favorite book. It best describes what its like to be Black in America
Im an L-women's m-men's
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I would love to have the Fahrenheit 451 shirt in medium - Ray Bradbury is one of my favorite shirts and this book had a profound effect on me in my adolescence.
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All the shirts are cute. my favorite one has to be Moby Dick, not only because its a classic but also because my name happens to be Moby. I would love love love to own one :)
Size (SMALL)
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I follow Chi town Fashionista on facebook
I like out of print of facebook as well
I would love the brave new world or slaughterhouse five because they both changed my views on literature when I was younger
XL
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Love this concept!! I would have to go with Walden. I am a New England gal!!
I'd love to get the 1984 women's t-shirt in a large. It would be a Christmas gift for my bookworm sister. She loves the book 1984.
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I love the I Know why the Caged Bird Sings (size small). This is one of my FAVORITE books and I love this graphic and the concept behind the Out of Print brand. Awesome giveaway! I also Retweeted.
I'd get Fahrenheit 451 in men's medium for my son. Bradbury was one of his favorite writers. mcgillrmcgill(at)charter(dot)net
I like Brave New World. It was one of the first books we read in school that I really enjoyed, and it introduced me to dystopian (well, technically false utopian) literature!
kaleidoscopequeen at gmail dot com
Awesome blog and thanks for the giveaway!
Would love, love, LOVE to win this!
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I'd absolutely love the women's "I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings" tee. The book is a sentimental favorite. Maya is one of my heroes.
Following Out of Print on Twitter (@ThatKittenMimi).
Following ChiTown Fashionista on Twitter (@ThatKittenMimi).
Great post and giveaway..this is the first time i heard of Out Of Print Clothing.
I like the XL Lolita Womans shirt because i think it would look cute with a pair of jeans for a night out:)
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I would choose the Lord of the Flies in small.. Such a great book!
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I'd like the Thoreau's Walden T-shirt for women. It takes me back to high school English and my wonderful teacher Mr. Harvey. Thanks for the chance.
size Large
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I'd love to win the Brave New World tee in large, because it was my favorite book that I read in high school.
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I like Out Of Print on FB (Estell Aekz)
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I like you on FB (Estell Aekz)
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I would love to win Catcher in the Rye, because this was the first "high school" book I read as a freshman in high school. It reminds me of the stellar literary analysis paper I wrote on J.D. Salinger that gained me an A for the assignment. In fact, these t-shirts bring back so many memories of my late nights reading, or using Sparknotes/Cliff Notes to get prepared for the next day of English Lit. LOL
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I retweeted this giveaway.
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I like/follow Chitown fashionista on Twitter and FB.
I actually bought the men's Fahrenheit 451 shirt from there this year. It's super soft. I also like the Women's Catcher in the Rye in Medium. It's one of my favorite books.
I'd like the Walden tshirt in women's extra large. It reminds me of my high school American literature course. It was one of my favorite courses in high school and I fell in love with transcendentalists like Thoreau, Whitman, and Emerson.
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I love the Moby Dick t-shirt...it was one book I wanted to read but never got around to it!
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im gonna have to go with lolita its a very memorable book size xl(chucosbabygirl(at)yahoo(dot)com)
My boyfriend is a huge fan of the book Lord of The Flies, so that one would be my pick.
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OMG I love The Lord of the Flies! That was my favorite book as a kid, and I ended up stealing it from my HS library (ok, not something I'm proud of, but...).
I personally like the Master and Margarita. Cool design and I like cats (but not in the creepy "crazy cat lady" kind of way).
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I love the Master and Margarita tee. The design is cool and hip and matches my clothing aesthetic, thanks for the chance!
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Hubby and I have an ongoing debate about Steibeck (he loves him, and I think he's okay). I'd love to get him the Of Mice and Men shirt...one of his favorite books.
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I follow you on Twitter (mail4rosey).
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Brave New World - read it during my first year of college, in England, and I will always remember it.
I would love to win the Walden shirt in Women's size small. Walden by Henry David Thoreau was one of my books when I read it just out of college ... I daresay I was in love with Thoreau (or maybe just infatuated with his mind) after reading it ... I also adore the cover design for Walden because it reminds me of the coast of Massachusetts and Maine, where I have spent many blissful weeks.
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My husband has three favorites. They are three if his favorite books. He said if he had to choose he would choose Hound of the Baskervilles. He would need a large. garrettsambo@aol.com
Atlas Shrugged for my husband. He read it and said it was a very good book. XL.
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