Would You Buy This T-Shirt?

[rememberyourroots]

You my friend are a genius. I could show you the post where I begged for someone to start doing something like this.

We need a "Thor Steinar" in the Anglo-American world. Someone who starts making shirt designs that brand our heritages as cool. TS is now owned by some foreign investor in Dubai, and the designs are much less ethnically-inspired, but they set an example. Now Germany has Ansgararyan.com and erik and sons. The latter is 100% friendly to our people (Deutsche Stimme), so you can guess where the profits go. Still, there is nothing in the Ango-American world. There is a company called "Aryan Wear" and they started to do a bit of the identity promotion thing, but they still like this stupid "street gear" for asocial brawlers bs that just needs to be BURIED because its been around for 20+ years and simply doesn't help us for crap.

I am curious though...why no "h" at the end in Englisch? Did I miss something?

I'll send you that message when I find it. Maybe you'll find it useful.

[Freomæg]

They do look good. Too bad I'm not English . Any sales yet?

Thanks Foxie . No sales, just the couple of pre-orders to Apricity members. I'm going to start by listing them on ebay and if there is a demand, I'll perhaps seek better means of distribution.

In other words, we need a "Thor Steinar" in the Anglo-American world. Someone who starts making shirt designs that brand our heritage as cool.

Thank you. That was the idea. I believe that ultimately, politics, protest and the spread of information means NOTHING if we can't relearn to cherish our folkish identity. I'd like to think that by wearing this shirt, I'm telling those around me that "I love my ethnic identity and there's nothing wrong with being proud of it". If this kind of mentality can be adopted by more people, that's where our cause really gathers some meaningful pace.

I am curious though...why no "h" at the end in Englisch? Did I miss something?

"Englisc" is the Old English spelling of "English". I felt it was important to use the old spelling because it denotes a more ethnic identification of Englishness. There are many popular t-shirts which have the St George's flag on it and say "England". Problem is, no-one finds it strange for a non-indigenous Englishman to wear such shirts. "Englisc" is a term reserved for indigenous Englishmen (or at least, I'd like to make it so).

I'll send you that message when I find it. Maybe you'll find it useful.

Please do!

[rememberyourroots]

I found it and sent you the message. I forgot that the notice was originally posted to an American. This makes it a bit too area-specific, but I think it still might help you with thinking of ideas.

[Freomæg]

Any sales yet?

I listed the shirts (here) on ebay only a few days ago and I've had 3 sales just from people stumbling across it.

Looks like I may cover the printing costs after all.

[Brynhild]

I chose the Red on White, simply because it's in keeping with the flag of St George, as well as liking it. I would also order a female large.

[Freomæg]

Anyone got any ideas for where I could promote these shirts? Problem is, I can't really sign up for forums just to 'advertise my product' (despite the fact that I'm not doing it for profit). People who've bought them seem to love them and I feel as though if advertised in the right places, they could become a hit.

I'm thinking blogs. I might create a banner, still or animated, that could be placed on sites that will have it.

[Allenson]

I've been meaning to tell you, Cythraul, that I've worn mine a couple of times now and it's amazing how many sets of eyes I see flash down to my chest as I walk by or stand there talking with someone.

A woman I was talking to said something to the effect of "I see it says 'English' but I'm not sure what language it's in...".

"It's in English" I replied.

When it comes around in the next laundry cycle, I'll get someone to take a picture of me in it....

[Freomæg]

That's brilliant Dalton. I think the 'c' in 'Englisc' is just enough to put peoples' minds in gear and often strike up conversation. Had it just said 'English' I think it would be largely ignored (and dare I say it, meaningless, in today's world).

[Gooding]

I'd buy it and wear it proudly..if only my heritage were recently enough English and I could claim British citizenship. As it is, I did put my size and preferred style down.It looks like a wonderful idea.

[Freomæg]

I didn't realise this post went sticky. Thank you .