I am interested to see how that plays with the woot off, fingers crossed!
I was told to tell you to list this at $1 for @sammydog01 and @peaceetc:
I still have a dollar. Waiting for the secret extra link.
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Oh, and this as well.
here is one for you little more than a dollar
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Shhhh take a work nap.
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Just call it a meeting and shut the door to the office.
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Pretty much the same. It was in place last woot-off, I think.
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I got the fan but I don’t think it’s adequately powered for Texas heat.
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Yes, but if you get vintage, they will still be the “good” quality and most likely outlast the new peeling ones they are selling now…
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I’m glad that’s not just me. I swear every single shirt peels after the 4th wash. By the 10th wash it’s super noticeable.
They are aware of the on-going issue, and (maybe) trying to address it - there are a couple of forum threads about it.
You can contact Customer Service, and they might be able to help you out…
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Interesting. Cool. I guess I can let them know. I know I shouldn’t feel bad for a company, but sometimes these things have an impact on the staff, and I love Woot Staff.
I suppose if enough people complain, maybe Woot will contract with another print company.
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The print quality was fine, as they were screened, but the Anvil shirts since 2012 were not quality. I was finding those in thrift stores already stretched out or overly shrunken up within weeks of debut.
(Yes, it’s coming up on 10 years since “the change”. Also it’s coming up on 10 years since the #1 shirt.woot volume artist decided to venture out on his own.)
The printing is done in-house.
Anvils!
ouch.
Time for a machine upgrade?
or a new mechanic
More QC at the very least. Make sure the print heads are clean. Make sure the pre-treatment sprayer isn’t clogged. Make sure the dryer is at the right temperature. If any of those are off, the print and/or print durability will suffer.
(Just imagine it with maple leafs and bottles of syrup…)