Currently, the market is saturated with merchandise that lacks “street soul” and vibe. Especially when it comes to t-shirts, there always seems to be so many brands to choose from. But are any of them really representing where you’re from? Your hood? Gladly, companies like the Brooklyn Tee Shirt Factory do just that!
The Brooklyn Tee Shirt Factory Hometown Pride
The Brooklyn Tee Shirt Factory has everything you need to really make a statement on the streets…And that’s whether you’re in your neighbourhood or not.
Created by founder Joe L. of Brooklyn, New York, the Brooklyn Tee Shirt Factory was born to fill a void. He understood the need for people to represent their hometown to the fullest. Hometown pride is something everyone has. It’s the overwhelming feeling of unexplained pleasure you get walking the streets of your town, enjoying its people, and feeling the city’s vibe. It’s the feeling of pride you have when your sports’ teams wins…And when someone talks down your town, you speak up about its goodness. That’s the pride Joe L. wanted to showcase through his t-shirt collection.
Made in <Insert Town Name Here>
Shirts featuring messages like “Made in Jamaica,” “Made in Dominican Republic,” “Made in Guyana,” help spread pride amongst the people. It even unites them through fashion.
About the T-Shirts
The clothing featured from the Brooklyn Tee Shirt Factory is unisex. The most popular trend being promoted this year is the “block statement” tees and tanks with creative quotes.
Not only is their merchandise on trend, but so is the colour pallet. Neutral and primary colours are easy to style and versatile enough for any type of wardrobe. The graphics relate directly to the current “millennials,” who are the younger target demographic.
The hottest new accessory to own is the Dre’s Beats headphones, making them a natural fit to reproduce on t-shirts as they represent where you’re from.
Whether you’re a sneaker head, eclectic diva, or just plain bursting with hometown pride; the Brooklyn Tee Shirt Factory has you covered.
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