by Suzie Z Almost everyone has a t-shirt they love for sentimental reasons, whether it’s a souvenir from an epic concert or a gift from a loved one. But the memories we attach to our favorite t-shirts often outlive the fabric they’re made of. It’s the classic clothing conundrum: what to do with these tattered, stained, ill-fitted keepsakes that we can’t bear to throw away, but can no longer wear in public?
Brian Downey has the solution: bring…
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Suzie Z! Great idea. I have a framed tee from London’s Royal Shakespeare Co. I couldn’t bear to throw the Henry VIII drawing away. But the hat idea is better. More people get to see it. Thanks.