Sweater News

As a small and demanding business, we are constantly pushing the envelope of possibility.  We dream big, but also, we want to make sure that we are here for a while.  It's not as easy as it sounds.  Running a business with enough of a following to keep you a float is a challenge in most places not named Willy Wonka's Chocolate Factory. Here's what our ideas are for this season, and you can tell us if they suck or not.   1) You're going to see a lot more homemade/handmade sweater items.  They will be unique to us and...

Funny story, I remember the first day I made a pun.  I was back in elementary school discussing with Ethan, Brian, and Scott how we were going to rid ourselves of Cameron.  Cameron was disliked, to say the least.  I recommended that we 'tree' him to a good old fashioned a**whooping.    We later hit Cameron with sticks.   Get the Pullman T-Shirt, featuring a pun, right here.      

Our shirts were surprisingly popular last year.  It's a sweater site, but hey, shirts TOO.   This year, we're going to expand our holiday shirting division.  Every Thursday, expect to see a new t-shirt designed by yours truly.    Below is a little number that we created to appeal to people that drive raised trucks and talk about themselves braggadouchely.  Also, it's important to mention that I would like to one day drive a raised truck and talk about myself braggadouchely.

We're back, and we are the same as ever.  Not better, nor worse.   Fleshy Jewish greetings from our leader.  Put your spit shields up, the words are coming in hot.

Design The first step is to design what you want your garment to look like. Your design should include a template of a basic human figure. The clothes can be drawn to fit on top, then the lines can be erased, but if you are good at drawing then the clothes can be included in the actual drawing.  Most good artists don't do holiday sweaters.  That task is designated for the retired or just tired designers.  Many designers make side notes on their sketch as to what fabric, texture, and additional details they want on their garment. These are called specs....