March 3, 2008
Prohibition, or Mmmmm… Beer
Matt Laslo, a freelance reporter and friend of Dotted Line, just provided us with this audio piece about microbreweries and macrogovernments. Give it a listen: click here.
Matt Laslo, a freelance reporter and friend of Dotted Line, just provided us with this audio piece about microbreweries and macrogovernments. Give it a listen: click here.
Well, Dotted Line has returned to the cold (well, not really that cold) environs of New Jersey from its recent revels at Mardi Gras in New Orleans. While we were down there, we managed to give away a hundred or so t-shirts and have quite a bit of fun.
We also managed to raise a little bit of money for the Cripple Creek Theatre Company in the process.
In short, a great time was had by all. And if you’d like to see pictures of it click here.
Hard to believe it’s that time of year again, but the Dotted Line Shirt Company is headed down to New Orleans for Mardi Gras once again. As usual, we’re creating a special design exclusively for our parade-going friends, but this time we’re doing something different; we’re GIVING THE SHIRTS AWAY! This year, the City of New Orleans has decided that it’s illegal to sell t-shirts on the parade routes, but we’re pretty sure it’s still legal to give them away. So we’re going to give the shirts away and ask that you make a donation to the Cripple Creek Theatre Company. They’re bringing art into New Orleans (an admirable aim) and we’re anxious to support them.
Here’s a sneak-peek at the shirts…

They come in a smattering of sizes and colors, and they’re only available by finding us at the parades. We should be at Hermes and Krewe D’Etats on Friday, Endymion on Saturday, and Bacchus on Sunday. While supplies last, of course. (If you’re really wanting to meet us, we like to watch the parades uptown, and if you email me, I’ll give you my cell, I’m adam[at]dottedlineshirts[dot]com).
SALE!!
To celebrate Mardi Gras we’re also running a barn-burner sale on our New Orleans themed merch (while supplies last only). If we’ve got it, we’ll sell you our Reggie tee or our Buddha tee for just $9, only at dottedlineshirts.com.
If you don’t recall the items, perhaps this will jog your memory:
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So why not grab one now?
Bon Carnival.
One of my favourite clients here in the Cramer Hill section of Camden has recently embarked on a renegade recycling project with kids that’s worth having a look-see at.
The website’s: http://www.anotherpersonstreasure.org/
Who doesn’t love recycling?
Feast your eyes on the latest offerings from Dotted Line. From our cliche series comes the “Bull in a China Shop” tee for just $15, and from our literary series comes one of our most exciting garments yet, the “Ahab” rainslicker; a vinyl rainslicker, printed front and back, for just $26.
Both are available only at dottedlineshirts.com
One of my favourite clients, who I’ve bragged about before, has made a video showcasing precisely how she’s making a difference and the dream that inspired her to do it. Go watch this video, it’s really something.
Her name is the Millionaire Princess, and her website is millionaireprincess.com, and here’s the link to the video:
https://www.plantatreeusa.com/bank/Media/MP/I_Can_Make_A_Difference.wmv