During the last four weeks I’ve been to a few conferences. Sick of wearing the same t-shirts and jeans, I’ve been experimenting with different outfits. By far the most successful t-shirt (yes, I know, I said I was sick of wearing t-shirts) was a new one I designed for the Develocity Developer Advocates:
IMAGE DPE Summit
Gradle might get around to making these, but fear not! You do not need to wait. You can have your own made up, just like I did. We’re modelling two different types from the same source.
The men’s is a “vintage black”, which means it’s kinda somewhat faded black. Both Brian and Baruch are wearing a large:
The women’s is a loose-fit, scoop neck. It’s pretty long too, I have to wear mine tucked it, or it looks like a nightshirt! it’s a lovely soft cotton, and it’s a lovely change from “unisex” (i.e. “looks good on no-one”) fit. I’m wearing a medium and it comes up pretty big:
I ordered these from this site because I needed a US-based site that would deliver a women’s fit within a week to a US-address. I’m REALLY happy with the result and would use them again, but they don’t deliver outside of North America, unfortunately.
If you want your own flaky tests t-shirt (or other custom goods), feel free to use the images I’ve created for this t-shirt on any t-shirt printing site:
- White font with transparent background, designed for dark materials
- Black font with transparent background, designed for light materials
I’ve used Zazzle and Cafepress, but there are hosts of sites that do it. Not many do a great women’s-fit though, so take care with that.
In case you like some of my other t-shirts, I’ve also shopped at Redbubble, ManWhoHasItAll and Qwertee.
I wish I’d had this t-shirt when I recorded this video.