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Re: The T-shirts
by Gioele on Sunday 03/Feb/2002, @15:24

The problem with cafepress.com is that they are US based, so shipping to Europe is:
- long (4 or more weeks)
- expensive

If only they had a subsidary in eu... :(

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Re: The T-shirts
by Anynomous One on Monday 04/Feb/2002, @02:50

Not only that, importing T-Shirts (or, as the customs people said, 'cotton products') can cause you some problems: there are certain limitations on importing 'cotton products' into the EU, the taxes are high and you may have go personally to the customs office and sign some declaration of the cotton's origin. Not using a business address when ordering them seems to help though.

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Re: The T-shirts
by Marko Samastur on Monday 04/Feb/2002, @03:32

OK. But it would be nice if there was a collection of images that was suited for printing on T-shirts. Then it would be up to an individual to take care of how to get that on a T-shirt.

Right now, if you are like me without an artistic talent, you have only few choices. Either you buy an old T-shirt with KDE1 design or you can take that posted picture and have it printed on T-shirt. Although the picture itself is very nice, I feel a bit odd to announce that KDE is coming to a desktop near me, if it's already on every computer around me. So a collection like that would be great.

It would be even better if KDE project could get something back...

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