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Year of the Rat Thing | T Shirt: Original Fit | 1988 REM'O'Matic Gift Guide

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Riq de Carvalho
Sunrise Beach, Australia
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So happy to see you back, Remo came up in discussion with Justin R. on the weekend and he was blown away when I said I had a stripey thing and eternity T shirt with me and talked about your store as if I'd just come out of it...Of course when I showed the Eternity T to him He didn't recognise it as black....It's been washed so many times and like the chalk Eternity is faded but still ghosting.... Just left my southern cross mug in the shack on bruny so will be looking for a replacement or maybe one of the others....yipppee Cheers, Riq

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Designs | Japanese Apple | 1993

 

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Name: Japanese Apple
At REMO Since: 1993
Thanks to: Remo Giuffre
Copyright: REMO
CustOMER Comments: 6
Average Rating:Customers have given this product a 4 Star rating


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This graphic was used in a slide at a TED conference in Monterey in 1994 ("TED" stands for Technology, Entertainment & Design.) The presenter was from NTT, the Japanese telecommunications giant. We can't recall the context of the slide ... except that it seemed out of context at the time. It was used to make some point, but we can't remember what.

Nice image though, don't you think?

NB: This design also available on a Canvas Back Pouch


T SHIRTS: SHORT SLEEVE:

+  Adult Sizes AUD $35.00 => USD 31.22 approx

+  Kids & Babies AUD $25.00 => USD 22.30 approx

T SHIRTS: LONG SLEEVE:

+  Adult Sizes AUD $40.00 => USD 35.68 approx

+  Kids & Babies AUD $30.00 => USD 26.76 approx

SINGLETS: ALL STYLES:

+  Adult Sizes AUD $33.00 => USD 29.44 approx

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Yuri Shukost

Yuri Shukost has given this product a 5 star rating | Ah, Apple. Still so innovative.
I'm getting this for my girlfriend. We're both Apple Computer lovers and she's spent a year in Japan as part of her course. Me? I turned 40 in Hiroshima. Go Apple, go Carp!

Yuri Shukost | Australia | CustOMER Since 1991 |2 star VSC | Email Yuri Shukost | S

Thu 6 May 2004 | 10:09 PM SYD EST

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Kristy Zournazidis

Kristy Zournazidis has given this product a 5 star rating | those were the days
I give this a five.the design is quintesentially japanese without being cutsie. The Japanese characters remind me so much of the early ninties...hugely disposable income in my single early twenties, spending at niteclubs and REMO!!!!!!!!!!!! Yeah, I want one, but should I wait for the long sleeve?

Kristy Zournazidis | Sydney, Australia | CustOMER Since 1989 |1 star VSC | Email Kristy Zournazidis

Mon 8 Apr 2002 | 07:28 PM SYD EST

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JANE-HOWARD HAMMERSTEIN

JANE-HOWARD HAMMERSTEIN has given this product a 5 star rating | SUPERIOR!
But PLEASE make it long-sleeved as well. Want to be warmer in winter and rollup in summer .... also avoid many cancerous lesions on the forearms.

JANE-HOWARD HAMMERSTEIN | Washington, United States | CustOMER Since 1994 |5 star VSC | Email JANE-HOWARD HAMMERSTEIN

Thu 7 Mar 2002 | 12:35 PM SYD EST

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Jacqueline Trad

Jacqueline Trad has given this product a 4 star rating | An apple a day
This design is so pure, it looks like it's good for you too. This is a great looking Tshirt.

Jacqueline Trad | Sydney, Australia | CustOMER Since 1989 |4 star VSC | Email Jacqueline Trad | S

Fri 21 Nov 2003 | 05:26 PM SYD EST

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k

k has given this product a 3 star rating | semiotiques
letters ~ the building blocks of graphic design ~ that barb ~ as well as ~ serve ~ this graphic has such serenity ~ it would be a sin to suggest change? ~ does it look japanese because we have just been told? ~ was it japanese before that? ~ non-reflexive stuff ~ far too hard ~ and late ~ for me ~ right now ~ :( can anyone else tell? ~ and ~ TED!? ~ altogether different connotations here ~ and ~ therein lies some ~ real barbs! ~ o ~ those letters! ~ love'm ~ or ~ hate'm ~ they're sooo useful :)

k | Manuka, Australia | CustOMER Since 1988 |5 star VSC | Email k

Mon 1 Apr 2002 | 01:38 AM SYD EST

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JaneTA

JaneTA has given this product a 3 star rating | Big Apple
This reminds me of the Big Apple so much that I'm sure the hieroglyphs at bottom left just mean 'BIG'. Either that or some real serious marketing snafu has transpired? Drop everything but the red apple and New Yorkers might just love this. Some friends tell me they already do. So junk all T's covered in letters. And let the visuals rule OK!

JaneTA | Los Alamos, United States | CustOMER Since 1992 |5 star VSC | Email JaneTA

Sat 30 Mar 2002 | 02:50 PM SYD EST

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