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I'm liking the look of the retro ones..Would they be tight fitting does anyone know? I'm fond of my beer and my food and it shows. I dont think i'd like it if it ended up being figure hugging!!!

I got one even the XL is V tight fitting [size=75:h0gdndua](any jokes about my beer keg sized belly and i'm leaving, or staying whatever annoys people the most)[/size:h0gdndua]

i'd be an xl/xxl so i reckon a retro T is a no go then!!

They look a bit slim fitting, which is why I haven't bought one either. Yet! <!-- s:) --><img src="{SMILIES_PATH}/icon_smile.gif" alt="" title="Smile" /><!-- s:) -->

I'll have to do an update on the shop, as there are some new products available. If there's anything in particular (like long sleeved shirts, hoodies etc) that people would like to see with an ICB logo on it, let me know. Yo ucan browse the clothing types on the main spreadshirt website[/url:2yu1a86z].

I just had an idea , dunno if spreadshirt would do something like this but how about beer bottle labels ?

ICB Logo an site address and space for

Name ______________
Type ________________
ABV __________________
Date bottled ______________

Notes _________________
_________________
___________________



in stickers ,
They could be the thing to bring to a tasting ,
If spreadshirt does packs of like 50 stickers , I reckon everyone should get them .

They do stickers, but they wouldn't be economical. Might as well just buy a pack of Avery labels and print your own.

n1mbus and I used to use peelable Avery labels (the easy-to-remove ones) and just used a label template in work to print the graphics we made[/url:7x71zyr2]. I reckon people would want to do their own design rather than an ICB label.

If people really wanted some basic info label template, we could create a template for a commonly available Avery (or similar) label so people can just download and print. And it's be better to print a load of labels then having to hand-write 40 or more.