Would/Do You Wear A D&D T-shirt In Public?

[Vraille Darkfang]

T-shirts are easy.

Everbody has a T-shirt with their own logo nowdays. Heck, we have 4-5 places in town that make custom T-shirts.

Does anybody know where you can get gamer clothes OTHER THAN T-shirts?

Sweaters or other tops besides Tees.

Jackets or coats with gaming motif?

Boxers seem to always have a logo on them nowdays (sports times a lot). Are there any D&D type boxers out there?

Of course, then you get into the whole 'underpants world'

With bras with big D30 patches over the cups & thongs with Codpiece +3 on the front.

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Excuse me, I need to go see the bank about a small business loan.

 

[Thanee]

If you have one, do you censer where you wear it and if you don't have one, would you?

Nope, while I don't have one, I'd possibly wear it wherever wearing a t-shirt with stuff printed on it is appropriate.

Bye
Thanee

 

[Zander]

Where do you get rpg-related shirts?

http://www.cafepress.com/shop/games/browse/N-1507_Ne-25_bt-2

 

[devilbat]

I live in a very deep gamer closet, which means I would never wear a gaming shirt in public. I own two, A white Gen Con tee, and a blck Orc and Pie tee. Both of which were free.

The one time I went anywhere other then a game night, while wearing one, was when I was doing lawn work, and I ran over to 7-11. The guy behind the counter looked at me and exclaimed "YOU WENT TO GEN CON, COOL!". I quietly answered his questions about the Con, paid for my item, and left. I swore I would never make that mistake again.

 

[hexgrid]

I'd wear one if it fit well and wasn't ugly. T-shirts that fit well seem to be hard to come by, but maybe I'm just too picky.

I don't like t-shirts that are meant to be read, or that have an image that takes up more than a small percentage of the overall surface area. A simple logo would be okay.

 

[Remathilis]

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[freebfrost]

Does anybody know where you can get gamer clothes OTHER THAN T-shirts?

I got a very nice polo shirt with a GenCon logo last year - so they are starting to appear.

As for me, I have a large number of gaming t-shirts, and do wear them occasionally, but I have to throw my hat into the anti-black shirt camp. All those shirts (with the exception of the Dungeon magazine one) are black shirts, and I like some color these days. Or even a basic white.

 

[resscane]

I received a "Collect Call of Cthulhu" t-shirt from a friend a while back. Every time I wore it, my wife needled me about it. It wasn't just borderline geeky, it was an ugly t-shirt according to her. It was a little garish. I came home one day and found it had been used to clean baby poop when my son had an accident. My wife swore it was a total accident, she thought it was a rag. I just cant bring myself to wear it now..,

 

[Jaws]

I wear my "Orc and Pie" t-shirt in public once in a while. Always get someone to want to read it.


Peace and smiles

j.

 

[Ralif Redhammer]

If I had one, I would. As it stands, I wear my geek shirts pretty often to mix things up with the usual assortment of band shirts. Even wore my Orcs Nest t-shirt onstage at a gig once.