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Jam Donaldson's Tees make a new fashion statement
10 Jun '08
2 min read
Garage Public Relations, a boutique fashion and lifestyle firm picks up Jam Donaldson Designs, a line of fashionable tees making a statement to do better.
In a small attempt to change the world, the controversial creator of the hit BET series starring Charlie Murphy, "We Got To Do Better," and the popular website launches a line of pop-culture tees under the name Jam Donaldson Designs, intended to spread her overall "do better" message.
The vintage style T-shirts were conceptualized by Jam Donaldson, a young entrepreneur with a message, who launched the line in March of 2008.
With an overwhelming response to the initial installation of tees, she brings a whole new meaning to the term "fashion statement." The clothes make a statement literally and figuratively.
The Washington DC based designer takes some of the most commonly misused phrases in the lexicon and fuses them with fresh graphic designs to create a collection of hip, high-end t-shirts that catch eyes and minds.
The tees which are humorous and definitely evoke conversation, include tongue-in-cheek slogans ike 'Conversate is not a word', 'It Isn't Ironical' And 'I, Myself Isn't Necessary.'
Jam Donaldson believes her T-shirt line promotes proper grammar use by highlighting commonly misused phrases and remaking them into a hip, statement brand that catches both eyes and minds while reinforcing correct usage.
She says: "My clothes make a statement literallyand figuratively, translating the message of 'We Got to Do Better' in a creative way that I am proud of.
I'm showing that the quest to do better isn't limited to classrooms, it can be incorporated in all aspects of life. Plus they're just hot."
The men's and women's T-shirts are 100% soft cotton and uniquely printed with a water-based ink for a soft feel, that's also easy on Mother Earth. In addition to being hot, they are also environmentally conscious.
In a small attempt to change the world, the controversial creator of the hit BET series starring Charlie Murphy, "We Got To Do Better," and the popular website launches a line of pop-culture tees under the name Jam Donaldson Designs, intended to spread her overall "do better" message.
The vintage style T-shirts were conceptualized by Jam Donaldson, a young entrepreneur with a message, who launched the line in March of 2008.
With an overwhelming response to the initial installation of tees, she brings a whole new meaning to the term "fashion statement." The clothes make a statement literally and figuratively.
The Washington DC based designer takes some of the most commonly misused phrases in the lexicon and fuses them with fresh graphic designs to create a collection of hip, high-end t-shirts that catch eyes and minds.
The tees which are humorous and definitely evoke conversation, include tongue-in-cheek slogans ike 'Conversate is not a word', 'It Isn't Ironical' And 'I, Myself Isn't Necessary.'
Jam Donaldson believes her T-shirt line promotes proper grammar use by highlighting commonly misused phrases and remaking them into a hip, statement brand that catches both eyes and minds while reinforcing correct usage.
She says: "My clothes make a statement literallyand figuratively, translating the message of 'We Got to Do Better' in a creative way that I am proud of.
I'm showing that the quest to do better isn't limited to classrooms, it can be incorporated in all aspects of life. Plus they're just hot."
The men's and women's T-shirts are 100% soft cotton and uniquely printed with a water-based ink for a soft feel, that's also easy on Mother Earth. In addition to being hot, they are also environmentally conscious.
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