CHECK OUT WHAT PEOPLE ARE SAYING ABOUT US! CHEERS... to getting' "Clean for Gene." Retro will always be cool, and now political junkies can wear some of the logos from Democratic campaigns of the past, thanks to RetroCampaigns.com. McGovern, Stevenson, Carter, Humphrey, and a couple Kennedys are all there, and part of the money goes to SaveDarfur.org, which is a nice bonus. Those logos make me feel old. And by old I mean, of course, hip, cool and wise. A fashionable cure for your ED... Not that ED. Ew. ED as in Electile Dysfunction: Definition: The inability to become aroused over any of the choices for President put forth by either party during an election year. “Is anyone appealing to you in this years presidential race?” “Naa… No one excites me. I think I’m suffering from Electile Dysfunction.” Vivian told me about this funny term and a few days later I saw these hirts from RetroCampaigns.com. ... If current presidential candidates had fun slogans like candidates had ‘back in the day’ (aka before I was born), then I think we’d cure a lot of the political ED some people are suffering from ... The shirts are printed on American Apparel, with nice soft prints - just the way I like them. I'd definitely recommend picking these up if you want to show off your political know-how. These aren’t your usual anti-Bush, Stop The Streets, We Can Change range of tees you’ll find at most stores these days ... And another mention here! Retro Campaigns makes some of the coolest new-old shirts I’ve come across ... Retro Campaigns is one of the few places out there that can pull off politically-themed t-shirts without being … well, political about it ... It’s really an impressive collection, definitely check it out ... The water-based inks and faded design really contribute to the vintage look and feel ... It’s really neat to see some of these shirts purely because it reminds you of a time when the things that were important to the American public were much different than they are now. I love niche sites, businesses, approaches. It takes a lot of confidence, belief and ability to be successful with niches - most people play it safe and go for the mass market. But then they get lost in the masses and struggle to stand out. So when someone goes 'super-niche' I have even more admiration, and that's what Christine has done with her t-shirt site Retro Campaigns. She's not only gone for a politics niche, not just an American politics niche, she’s gone for old school, retro, US political campaigns niche. And what an amazing job she has done with the site - it looks beautiful, it's informational and most of all, it's easy to buy shirts. You look cool and knowledgeable in their shirts! ... Considering that this is an election year and politics is in the news, we think this is a good time to buy from this company ... Our tee is quite comfortable and soft. It's made well, the graphics are aligned correctly and silk screened well. The tee is American Apparel and seems to be a medium heaviness, good for all weather! It's also a good length, coming to the middle of our hips. It held up great in the wash too! ... We are quite pleased with our tee and are sure we will get a ton of use out of it. We are big fans of this site, and will be buying a lot from them for presents for all our political minded family and friends in the future!     And another mention here! Back to the Old Skool: Retro Campaigns: I know it seems like every time I mention politics and t-shirts in the same sentence I’m disparaging to both the creators and the wearers, but I do think that there is a place in this world for tees that let people know what you think without the need to tell them ... Retro Campaigns allays my uneasiness with political clothing ... And another mention here! Retro Campaigns have released seven new tees, based upon their winning formula of popular political designs from the past, which I’m sure you guys might find refreshing if you’re feeling a bit of political burnout from the relentless coverage of Obama vs McCain. Check out a full shirt review here! I love the way that the vintage look of the tee makes it somehow more honest than political tees that we see today ... Print quality is great, very soft, and the vintage look is so good that you may even be forgiven for thinking that the tee is 'vintage' rather than 'vintage look'. One t-shirt site that seems to share my affinity for the past is Retro Campaigns. You won't find any Obama or Palin there just yet, but can you really go wrong with someone like J.F.K.? In term of T-shirt and print quality, and closeness between what I perceive from on the website and what actually get; I give this tee 4 out of 5. ... I immediately fell head over heels when first set eyes on it. I got a George McGovern tee. Obviously, the t-shirt is supposed to look vintage and it does but it also felt vintage, especially with the printing ... For Retro Campaigns, the printing is consummate ... It's a printing miracle! ... ... And besides the swell t-shirt, there was information about George McGovern attached to it. It's a nice idea - to understand what we are wearing. I didn't know who McGovern was. I just like the design, but after reading about him, I have a better appreciation of the guy and his ideals. I like, nay, love Retro Campaigns ... Yes, I always vote for original vintage but RC’s tees still give me an election. I am most impressed by the entire operation of this shirt company. Impeccably timed given the youthful climate of US politics, great marketing and a slick website. And once you fill out your order ballot they actually deliver on their promises - the packaging is top notch and includes a nifty button, a mock ballot receipt and JFK fact sheet. If you’re considering becoming an online proprietor of t-shirts or running any internet/mail based biz - a lot can be learned here. France's Fubiz.Net featured us in their recent "20 T-shirts Roundup" Check out the review of our shirts! And another mention here! Check out this interview with Christine from Retro Campaigns! I recently was introduced to a quirky new t-shirt collection. with all of the 2008 campaign happenings happening, it is fun to go retro with retro campaign tees. ... we found a way cooler political option to rock in history class: these tees at Retro Campaigns. You can wear this one [Students for Kennedy] when learning about the first televised presidential debates (Kennedy vs. Nixon, 1960), or this one [Democrats for Reagan] when your teach is going on about trickle down economics (that's Reagan for ya). No prof will be able to resist giving you an 'A' in these looks. I ordered one and the second I opened it I felt how soft it was and how I could not feel the print at all. I give it a solid 9. Everyone check it out. Are you undecided in this years presidential election? Can’t decide on Barack or Hillary? No worries. Retro Campaigns puts a cool spin on the political tee - and you’ll already know exactly who won, or lost. They’ve got a great collection of ‘classic’ political tees inspired by campaigns and candidates long gone by. So if you’re stuck in the 70’s, you can still support Carter and McGovern. And another mention here! New cool, retro political stuff It is like they found a secret stash of 40 year old political t-shirts in mint condition and are now sharing them with the world. The designs on the t-shirts makes them look like they have already been through the wash about 50 times or have faded with age which just adds to the vintage vibe. ... You are going to have a lot of fun as well as land some really great shirts ... Retro Campaigns takes you back in time and has searched high and low to bring you hard to find remembrances of the past and has incorporated them into T-shirts for today's fashion ... Ok…since when has an interest in politics been cool? Umm…since the moment the Retro Campaigns label hit the scene. Retro Campaigns have managed to tastefully adorn a range of vintage-style tees with political ink that will make even the most uneducated appreciate the US political leaders of eras goneby ... A very interesting and fun concept... A lot of cool t-shirts there ... ****Christine Lusey of Retro Campaigns will be a Special Guest on my RADIO SHOW: "Open the the Public Radio" on Friday, Jan. 25th, 7:30pm (Eastern) / 4:30 (Pacific). TUNE IN!!**** Feeling nostalgic for the older, more innocent days of politicking? If so, the folks at Retro Campaigns have you covered. Each of the designs offered on this site is brilliantly imagined and perfectly on-point. Heather/black ringer tees from American Apparel and water-based printed make the retro-feel of these designs even more authentic. We love em! Tired of the politicos yet? Burnt out by rhetoric? Feel the need for real change? Maybe you need a look back instead of forward? Kennedy '68, McGovern '72, Jimmy Carter, Willie, Stevenson, Humphrey, Muskie, they are all back and in the race at Retro Campaigns where "politics ain't what it used to be"... Buy: Retro Campaigns -- This WeHo t-shirter reprints iconic campaign images/slogans, mostly from progressive unelectables like McGovern and McCarthy, whose "Get Clean for Gene" volunteers sheared their hippie hair so's to not freak out New Hampshire. If you’re a history buff, or maybe old enough to have some fond memories from the elections 40 years ago, then I’m sure that you’ll like these tees ... The site design is pretty sweet looking, too, so you should check it out. Retro Campaigns is a T-Shirt site with a very interesting premise ... Any sharp eyed chemists in the crowd have already worked out the cleverness behind this ["Goldwater AuH20"] shirt. Retro Campaigns gives those of us who are sick of all this vitriolic debate a chance to escape into our glorious past ... Go to Retro Campaigns and buy a shirt or two ... how cool are these t-shirts from Retro Campaigns?... I'm gonna take it back old school and say "I'm Ready for Teddy," too. fun and creative designs from a great little company out west called Retro Campaigns ... We think that they have something worth looking at. ... the great retro look of this t-shirt makes it worth wearing all on its own - no matter what your political views ... They’ve got a lot of good stuff ... It’s a great sentiment embodied in great design. [United We Shall Overcome] ... I like especially the retro minimalistic design ... go check it out! Forget Hillary and Obama - ‘Kennedy 68! ... This McGovern tee is way cool And another mention here! Read a new interview with Christine from Retro Campaigns! Retro Campaigns is a cool new t shirt company with an old school twist. Too cool A unique twist ... Great idea, well-executed ... (Singapore) newborn classics ... Great quality tee and print Cool new t-shirt company ... Very swanky Check out our profile! Now on WingZingers, a top political tee site! Featured Item! 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