Yet another month end and near year end, just 2 months until 2010... oh and only 2 days left on our super fantastic special of 15% off all products. Read our special here.
So... Time flies but at least you have another month at Public Wear to keep you interested. Read on to see what we've been doing.
Poll
This month we would like involve the masses. We are having a simple poll to determine what element you all feel is the most important for a T-Shirt. To participate simply view the Poll from our homepage, or click here. You will see all the results instantly but we will also release the results next month in this newsletter.
Check out some new products within our kickass Shop. Here are some of our newest additions:
Brains... yummy with toast. Just another classic Zombie ‘wanna-a-be' T-Shirt. Just because they are decapitated does not mean you are safe.
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Stay up all night and sleep all day, We were smart kids with too much to say. And so, so sure that they were missing out, They're the ones who were missing out, and We were elemental, talked down to bare essentials, Who knew we'd get so far?
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What a bad ass skull, guaranteed to make me a fool, a ‘noob', a 'dood' with attitude. I mean take a look And don't loose your drool How freaking cool So, use this internet tool, And buy this tee!
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Winners
As always we announce a lucky Facebook Fan to win our monthly free Tee. therefore without any further delay, our winner for this month is:
Congratulations! We will be in touch to sort out the details. For everyone else, maybe next month it could be you, so see you on Facebook! Remember its easy, simply become a fan of Public Wear on Facebook and win!
As always, we have written some interesting and random Blog Posts of what we have seen or heard or thought of. Take a look at our Blog to see for yourself.
Mongolian Death Worm, an article exploring the strange worm (of death) based in Mongolia.
Mutate Britain, Some random photos of a street exhibition based in London and near our base of operations. These have some pretty cool ideas of recycling 'junk'.
