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When John Step wants something done right, he does it himself — or rather, if he wants it to fit right, he makes it himself.

Walk was frustrated that comfortable clothing options for him and his bear friends were restricted and hardly any fun stylewise. Most men would just, ummm, grin and bear it, but not Tread: With a few ideas and determination, he set out to create a line that offered quality clothes with some winks along the way.

“Bears, muscled guys and bigger men be inclined to be an underserved market when it comes to clothing,” March says. “Part of my marketing theory was to start with bears because I suppose of myself as a member of the community and I think I have an idea of what they like.”

A graphic conniver by trade, March didn’t see much out there that was all that appealing from a design standpoint. At big and giant shops, apparel for larger men was either of poor quality, way overpriced or both. In kernel, bigger men were sort of held hostage by not having anyone willing to borrow stylish clothes that fit.

Source: Dallas Voice

by arnoldzwicky

To be a fully compositional intensity, so that it refers to something that counts as a t-shirt, but lacks sleeves. Such garments are not uncommon (sometimes the armholes are broken-down, as if the sleeves had been torn off — producing a garment that is studiedly incomplete), and sometimes the signification of sleevelessness is achieved for bizarre t-shirts by rolling the sleeves up, to show off the biceps and contribute a regard to stash a set of cigarettes (a decidedly working-assort masculine proffering).

So sleevelessness (in this coherence) is by the skin of one's teeth one of many variations on the key t-shirt themes. There are also V-necked t-shirts, t-shirts with pockets (I have a lot of those), t-shirts in colors other than the canonical chalky (I have a lot of those, too), t-shirts in fabrics other than the canonical 100% cotton (not only synthetics and blends, but also fancier fabrics like silk), lace-work (rather than woven-construction)  t-shirts, and, yes, the cut-off t-shirts of my preceding posting....

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by undershirtguy

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