Sweat-Shop Productions – “The Quintet”
Sweat-Shop Productions continues to stretch the boundaries of T-Shirt design with their latest range of T-Shirts, simply titled – “The Quintet”.
Coming on the back of another successful summer, with some of last season’s range appearing in the controversial Australian film “The Combination”, this year’s creations have taken a less political and more subtle approach to the art of T-Shirt design story telling.
The brainchild behind the range is Klaus Kinski who founded the label in 1999, when he felt there was a need for simple, subtle, politicised designs that were accessible to the general public. “T-Shirt design has evolved, and so has my latest range, I am now aiming for total market domination. I want to be like that musical dude, Kanye West of T-Shirts”, says Klaus.
With the world in the midst of a recession, Sweat-Shop Productions have dropped the price of their entire range down to $25 – a tactic unheard of in the quality T-Shirt market. “We need to rise up and face the challenges that are thrown upon us by the changing global climate and make products more accessible and cost friendly for the consumer; that is why Sweat-shop Productions have lowered their prices significantly. The shirts only cost me one olive to make, so there is no point in being greedy”, says Klaus.
When quizzed why his range was titled the Quintet, when there were only four new shirts, and not five, Klaus responded with the following. “When seagulls follow a trawler, it is because they think sardines will be thrown into the sea”.
Go ahead and buy yourself a T Shirt. For further information regarding Sweat-Shop Productions, including giveaways, please contact Frank Bouquet at pr {at} sweatshopproductions(.)com
http://www.sweatshopproductions.com
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