Why yes, that is Che Guevara’s image depicted in toilet rolls

A few weeks ago I was contacted by T-post asking if I’d like one of their shirts. I took a look at their site, and discovered that their shirts aren’t like normal tees. They’re also micro magazines!

Printed inside each tee is an article that reflects both a current news piece, and the state of the world. The issues I have to give away are “Negotiating a War” this article is about music file sharing and the charges RIAA are claiming from small time downloaders; the other is “Spare a Square” which talks about Cuba’s current toilet paper crisis, they’re running out of it quickly! Alongside the article is a column about the tee designer.

T Post is a unique idea. You subscribe like you would to a magazine, receiving a new issue every 6 weeks and not knowing what will be inside till it arrives. Each shirt is exclusive, print runs are limited to the current number of subscribers and back issues cannot be ordered.

I’m extremely fussy when it comes to tees and I’m a good little bogan who only strays from black for special occasions. For this reason alone I turned down the offer of a free shirt and instead asked if I could give one away. Lucky for you they sent two.
Both shirts are womens medium. If that’s not your size don’t forget the other t shirt lovers in your life, you could score a unique xmas present for free!

If you’d like to win these shirts simply leave a comment letting me know. For extra entries tweet (include @msconstantine so I see it) or blog about the giveaway.

You have until the 20th of November.

Adele of That’s What Your Mum Said keep an eye out for a bag of goodies winging your way shortly.

And everyone else keep an eye on Adele’s blog for your chance to get the parcel!

My name was drawn from a hat for a giveaway that the lovely Charlie of I’m a Bit of a Geek ran. It’s a giveaway that keeps on going, a kind of pay it forward affair.

In the spirit of surprise you don’t get to know what’s in the package until you win.
The winner receives the package, takes from it whatever they like, and then puts more stuff back in. Then they run the giveaway on their own blog and so it continues. Forever.

At the moment the package is quite large because it contains both clothing and accessories, so if someone outside of New Zealand or Australia wins I might split the package or hold back some of the bulkier items.

All you have to do is leave a comment letting me know you’d like to carry this on. The winner will be announced next Tuesday the 27th and then I’ll be giving away a couple of t shirts! :D