Shirtlab's Unique Volunteers Week Charity T-Shirt Designed by Nick Sharrett Raises Money for Muscular Dystrophy Campaign
Shirtlab is selling a unique charity t-shirt to raise money for the Muscular Dystrophy campaign as part of National Volunteers Week, designed by Nick Sharrett, illustrator of the popular Tracy Beaker books.
Oxford, United Kingdom, June 10, 2011 --(PR.com)-- Shirtlab, a leading personalised T-shirt design website, has collaborated with Volunteering England to offer a T-shirt design competition and also raise awareness of charitable causes which depend on volunteers. As part of the Volunteers Week celebrations, Nick Sharratt, illustrator of the Tracy Beaker books written by Jacqueline Wilson has designed a special Volunteers' Week t-shirt featuring the famous character. The t-shirt is available to buy from the Shirtlab website, with £2 donation from the sale of each benefitting the Muscular Dystrophy Campaign. For more information, go to http://www.shirtlab.co.uk or call 0800 1072144.
"The Volunteer's Week T-shirt design competition has put our new competition hosting system to the test and we've been delighted to see the T-shirt designs coming in," said Steve Beynon, MD and founder of Shirtlab. "We've been working closely with Volunteering England and are very proud to offer the unique charity t-shirt design by Nick Sharrett.”
When asked about the new competition hosting section of the Shirtlab website, Steve said; “Once the competition has been arranged with us, it's very easy for people to participate as it uses the same easy-to-use online T-shirt design tools as the rest of the site. What makes the new competition section so powerful is that it enables people to vote for their favourite design without the competition administrator having to count votes or trawl through email notifications,” Steve explained. “Once a design has been submitted, it can be promoted very easily as there are buttons to post a link to it on Twitter and Facebook. Then competition entrants can easily involve their friends and ask for votes in their social networks,” Steve concluded.
About Shirtlab
Shirtlab provides a state of the art online promotional garment design service, providing easy to use design tools that create outstanding personalised T-shirt designs with minimal effort. The Shirtlab design lab makes it easy to vary the colours of uploaded images, place text on the design and add an outline colour, whilst the text design tool makes it easy to add special effects to lettering. Real garment images are used, providing a photo-realistic mock up of your personalised garment which can be viewed front and back and rotated.
A single customised garment can be produced, or a group design can be made, allowing the simple creation of team shirts by adding individual names and numbers to a single base design. As garments are designed the all-inclusive per item price is displayed clearly, including design set-up, delivery and VAT. Designs can be stored so that repeat orders can be made easily, or the design adapted at a later point. With the blend of easy-to-use online garment design technology, transparent pricing and a full money back guarantee, all you need to create a customised T-shirt for you and your team, club or organisation is your imagination.
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"The Volunteer's Week T-shirt design competition has put our new competition hosting system to the test and we've been delighted to see the T-shirt designs coming in," said Steve Beynon, MD and founder of Shirtlab. "We've been working closely with Volunteering England and are very proud to offer the unique charity t-shirt design by Nick Sharrett.”
When asked about the new competition hosting section of the Shirtlab website, Steve said; “Once the competition has been arranged with us, it's very easy for people to participate as it uses the same easy-to-use online T-shirt design tools as the rest of the site. What makes the new competition section so powerful is that it enables people to vote for their favourite design without the competition administrator having to count votes or trawl through email notifications,” Steve explained. “Once a design has been submitted, it can be promoted very easily as there are buttons to post a link to it on Twitter and Facebook. Then competition entrants can easily involve their friends and ask for votes in their social networks,” Steve concluded.
About Shirtlab
Shirtlab provides a state of the art online promotional garment design service, providing easy to use design tools that create outstanding personalised T-shirt designs with minimal effort. The Shirtlab design lab makes it easy to vary the colours of uploaded images, place text on the design and add an outline colour, whilst the text design tool makes it easy to add special effects to lettering. Real garment images are used, providing a photo-realistic mock up of your personalised garment which can be viewed front and back and rotated.
A single customised garment can be produced, or a group design can be made, allowing the simple creation of team shirts by adding individual names and numbers to a single base design. As garments are designed the all-inclusive per item price is displayed clearly, including design set-up, delivery and VAT. Designs can be stored so that repeat orders can be made easily, or the design adapted at a later point. With the blend of easy-to-use online garment design technology, transparent pricing and a full money back guarantee, all you need to create a customised T-shirt for you and your team, club or organisation is your imagination.
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