Last but not least: The T-shirt becomes a political issue
Che Guevara made it, as did Angela Merkel and Barack Obama. Now Peer Steinbrück is also getting a more or less glorious appearance on Shirtcity’s T-shirts.
Che Guevara did it, as did Angela Merkel and Barack Obama. Now Peer Steinbrück is also making a more or less glorious appearance - voluntarily or involuntarily - on Shirtcity T-shirts. Sure, Ché's charismatic face, who could resist. We can also imagine it with Obama. But how much charm does Peer Steinbrück exude?
Shirtcity shows the German Finance Minister with a bitterly angry expression and Indian jewelry around his forehead. Underneath is the slogan "Selber Indianer". Another emotional tit-for-tat from a member of parliament to the Germans or even a non-partisan appeal? The sentence above provides some insight: "Tell Steinbrück what you think! Shirtcity". Ah, we can be creative ourselves. How practical, now we who want to communicate our opinions to the public no longer have to print T-shirts in the garage using home-made stencils, but can outsource our production ideas. Machine-printed textiles look much more appealing and professional and also give the message more expression.
Shirtcity shows the German Finance Minister with a bitterly angry expression and Indian jewelry around his forehead. Underneath is the slogan "Selber Indianer". Another emotional tit-for-tat from a member of parliament to the Germans or even a non-partisan appeal? The sentence above provides some insight: "Tell Steinbrück what you think! Shirtcity". Ah, we can be creative ourselves. How practical, now we who want to communicate our opinions to the public no longer have to print T-shirts in the garage using home-made stencils, but can outsource our production ideas. Machine-printed textiles look much more appealing and professional and also give the message more expression.
(Presseportal.de)
