Showing posts with label T-shirts. Show all posts
Showing posts with label T-shirts. Show all posts

Friday, October 2, 2015

A Low-Cost Rx For Buying Casual Wear!

                                 Save Your Money and Become A Designer! 

Oh no, she's done it again.
Who is she, and what have she done?
Well, we're not about  talking Brittney Spears, the woman who's
getting criticized is a frequent target and lightening rod for saying
outrageous things and it's none other than Gwyneth Paltrow.

Are you shocked? 

Neither are we, and the thing that has people upset are T-shirts.
Yup, that's not a misprint, Ms. Paltrow has designed and placed some
T-shirts on her own site--Goop.
What's the problem?
She's wants you (regular folks) to pay $150 to $300 for each T-shirt.
(she also wants you buy more than 1).
Ms. Paltrow claims that her plain (no animals or funny sayings on the front)
T-shirts are for the average woman. 

Yes, the average woman who makes between 1 or more million a year.

So, if you don't have $200 or more to spend on a T-shirt, don't feel bad
and  don't spend time criticizing Ms. Paltrow, just head to Walmart,
Costco, JC Penny or T.J. Maxx and pick up 20 or so T-shirts for
$50 to $100.
Or go online to Zazzle.com, Threadless.com,  Spreadshirt or CafePress.com
and become a designer yourself.
Yea, that'll show her, and her is Gwyneth Paltrow.

Good Luck!
JGib~~
RedCarpetRxs!

Saturday, March 2, 2013

Hollywood's Rx For Going Organic!

                           Buy Organic Clothes! 

Hollywood has a love affair with anything organic.
Organic food, beauty supplies, baby products and clothes.
Organic clothes?
Yes, organic T-shirts to be exact.

Buying organic food, beauty supplies or cleaning products
will be out of reach for most people, but stars with ginormous
bank accounts don't mind paying the higher prices.
Well, someone out there is listening to the "average" folks
and decided to make an organic product affordable for everyone. 


Organic T-shirts cost a small fortune a few yrs. ago, but today-
they're less than $10. Head to stores like Walmart, Eddie Bauer,
and J.Jill and pick up a few t-shirts for your sensitive or itchy
skin.

Good Luck!
JGib~~
RedCarpetRxs!

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