Videos tagged with Custom T-Shirts

The Yankee Marshal discusses the 'Toy Guns for Tots' initiative for 2023, a charity drive collecting toy guns for children in need, funded by donations and merchandise sales. He also introduces a new line of gun manufacturer-specific t-shirts, starting with designs for Kel-Tec and Smith & Wesson, with future releases planned. Purchases and donations support the channel's operations.

This video showcases t-shirt designs from Dragonman, with a focus on hot rod themes. The creator highlights 30 different t-shirt varieties available for purchase on their website, www.dragonmans.com/store. They mention that spring is approaching and it will soon be t-shirt weather. The store is open daily except for Mondays. The video also features 12 of the creator's favorite hot rod designs that have been put on t-shirts.

This "Funday Monday" video showcases the creator's morning routine of starting up several classic hot rods. The owner details a new system of applying five-year collector plates to avoid annual renewals, a process that sometimes requires starting fluid. The video also announces an upcoming t-shirt line featuring these hot rods, with designs for a 1929 Ford coupe, a flamed 1928 sedan, a T-bucket, and a 1955 Chevy, intended as a 12-month package. The creator also calls out for his mechanic friend, Joe Rising, to assist with vehicle maintenance and invites viewers to visit his hot rod and military museum on Wednesdays, Fridays, and Sundays.

This video showcases a surge of t-shirt orders, likely during a holiday season. The creator mentions that they are unable to fulfill new orders in time for Christmas but encourages viewers to shop now for same or next-day processing. A link to their online store is provided.

The creator plans to produce t-shirts featuring 12 of their favorite hot rods. Each shirt will have a different hot rod on the front and back, with details like the year, make, and model. They are also contemplating the establishment of a dedicated hot rod museum, which would allow for more space at their existing military museum. The t-shirt designs are being sent to the printer soon, with completion expected in a couple of weeks. The video description also mentions Colorado Springs, Colorado as a location.