Plea for assistance

[jwgh]

Where would you go to get plain black tee shirts in Providence and environs? I have tried a few places, but it appears that Providence is in the middle of a Great Black Tee Shirt Drought, so my attempts so far have been unsuccessful.

(Specifically I tried a bunch of places at the Providence Place Mall and also the Job Lot on Reservoir Avenue in Cranston.)

Thanks,
jwgh

Comments

[restartsmyheart.livejournal.com]

guess its more misogyny than sexism...

yeah he jerks off during interviews, wants to hire hotties to work with, not just for modeling. there was a really bad article on him in an issue of Jane a while ago. I like the shirts alot though, they are really, really comfortable, and i have no morals.. but i hate people that wear things just for coolness/hipsterabilty and aa is definately one of those brands.. so i just like to bring up the disgustingness of Dov Charney as much as possible.

http://www.inthesetimes.com/site/main/article/2270/

Theres actually this other company that is called alternative apparel that makes identically comfortable tee-shirts. Though they don't say they are not sweat shop free. Forcing one to decide sweat shops vs. or anti-union/anti-woman.

[donutgirl.livejournal.com]

yeah, the guy definitely sounds like a tool. I guess it is sexism if he's actually hiring people based on looks/willingness to fuck him. On the other hand, Hooters has been doing that for years. On the other other hand, it's not like I go to Hooters all the time.

[christychristy.livejournal.com]

Alternative apparel seems to believe that it is a sweatshop free company-- just made in other countries with lower standards. It doesn't look like they do retail directly, sad.