Coffeeshop Shirts?

samuraiwriter · Post by **samuraiwriter** » Sun 14th Mar 2010 09:04 am

Hello,
I apologize in advance for this silly question:

In April my wife and I are heading back to the Dam for the last time (in a long while at least). We've been living in Europe for the past four years so it has been cheap to fly out for long weekends, etc... But alas we move back to the US in July.

Can any helpful forum members recommend coffeshops which sell t-shirts? I remember seeing some in GA, Bulldog, Grasshopper, Abraxas, but we be open to new suggestions from smaller, less "mainstream" shops.

Thanks in advance,
SW

Kingdoc · Post by **Kingdoc** » Sun 14th Mar 2010 09:10 am

Coffeeshop-36 sells them! so to bluebird

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Twichaldinho · Post by **Twichaldinho** » Sun 14th Mar 2010 09:20 am

Off the top of my head, Grey Area, Green Place, Hunters, Mellow Yellow, Noon..... I think, Katsu.
All the seed shops sell cool T-Shirts too.

TRANCE · Post by **TRANCE** » Sun 14th Mar 2010 10:42 am

Easy, make your own. Just lift off an image or logo from the internet and take it to a T'shirt print shop and put it on anything you want. I looked at the Dampkring T'shirt but the quality of the actual cotton shirt was poor with bad stitching, btw.

Bob2 · Post by **Bob2** » Sun 14th Mar 2010 11:12 am

ive still got my dampkring t-shirt from years ago, only the (favourite joint of oceans 12) is grey not black now

Adamster · Post by **Adamster** » Sun 14th Mar 2010 03:01 pm

What iv got over the years some are special T-shrit from Event like my HT CC shrit from Dolphin's
Damkring
Barney's 2 diffrent one x2 of each

Kashmir Loundge
Noon
Solftland
GrennHouse « 2 diffrent shrits
Grey area
BullDog
Katzu « from the 15 HT CC

matty223 · Post by **matty223** » Sun 14th Mar 2010 04:39 pm

i think almost every C/S have teesirts and other para. for sale

TRANCE · Post by **TRANCE** » Sun 14th Mar 2010 06:43 pm

hardboiled · Post by **hardboiled** » Sun 14th Mar 2010 07:55 pm

Siberie usually has a good selection.

Grey Area does limited edition silkscreens, usually to 208 shirts (dunno why). They are a little more (25e) but mine gets alot of wear

And so will the new one I'm picking up in a month

I like to find unique or obscure things - the big chainstores (like Barneys) is big business and high margin.

FlyByNite · Post by **FlyByNite** » Sun 14th Mar 2010 11:07 pm

Birdy's in Haarlem has a nice selection of t shirts and hoodies.

Enjoy
FlyByNite

TRANCE · Post by **TRANCE** » Mon 15th Mar 2010 06:37 pm

I love the Rokerij logo/text, think I'll Photoshop/Flash that logo to go on a T'shirt along with the Dampkring one above as well as any others that are aesthetical pleasing that I come across. This could look kick ass when done and as far as I know, not been done yet, ie, loads of logos on one shirt.