letter shirts

[kristun999]

and as for the whole, is it accepted to wear letters deal, on my campus, yes it is. There is a guy in the fraternity (i believe he is an alum) but i have NEVER seen him wear something other than letters. he literaly own enough letters to wear letters every day for two weeks and not have to do laundry.

My b/f's big bro acutally got him letters the other day (a year after he was initiated), and he was really glad to have gotten them.

as i think about it, i've never seen a video or anything of another chapter of the same fraternity where they weren't wearing letters....but maybe the ones who don't wear letters just don't post videos of themselves singing.

[Ch2tf]

I use 3 sisters for my shirts and none of their T's are over $22 (short sleeve), and they are of great quality.

[AlphaFrog]

If she wants to MAKE letters, then she should MAKE letters. If they end up looking like crap, then it's oops on her, and if they end up looking good, then he's got a nice set of letters to wear. And if he doesn't appreciate the time she put in making them (even if they come out like crap and get turned into a quilt or pillowcase or something) then he sucks.

[When Doves Cry]

Originally Posted by kristun999

To get some letters made (which are just going to be stitched and cut by someone else) it would cost me about 30+ for a tshirt and about 50+ for a hoodie.

I find that insane.
We have 2 stores on campus who do them for way cheaper. (One sews, the other has iron-ons (which are obviously cheaper)). At the place that sews letters, sweatshirts are like $30 (Unless you bring in your own clothes.. Like what I did. Then it's cheaper)