With Eagles training camp about to get going up at Lehigh, we've put together a few t-shirt designs for the dedicated fans who will be making the trek up there, and for those who just can't wait for football season to start. They're available in the newly minted "Birds & Camp Lehigh 2009" section of our temporary online store at CafePress. We have options for men, ladies, and even dogs (if they are Eagles fans, that is), with all shirts ranging between $17 and $20 plus shipping. If there is a logo you see below that you would like on a different type of apparel (long-sleeve, polo, etc.), e-mail me and I'll see what we can do.
The new designs include a classic varsity-style logo featuring "Camp Lehigh 2009"—hopefully the training camp session that leads to a trip to Miami and another long walk down Broad Street. The lettering is in classic kelly green, and there is printing on both sides. On the back, we've block lettered "GO BIRDS" above our site's logo. (This section put together by my special ladyfriend Heidi.)
If you want simply the GO BIRDS/The700Level theme on the front, with no printing on the reverse, we have that option at a reduced price.
We also have several variations on a bold Camp Lehigh Football design put together by our man Digi. You can pick between a few different styles, such as a solid bird of prey backing or an outline. These are in a darker green, set against heather grey or white T's.
On the reverse side, the text reads "GET READY" and also includes our logo.
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When you visit this new section of our shop, you can also pick between some beer steins, coffee mugs, and even a mouse pad to replace that grungy one that came with some Office Max promotion you got years ago. All of these items make for great gift ideas for Philly sports fans, who can be tough to buy for.
Who knows who you might see wearing the next design by The700Level, right Shane?
Note: We're currently still using CafePress, but if you or someone you know can print and design high quality silkscreens and handle the Web orders and shipping, we are looking for non-CP options. In the meantime, in the interest of getting these shirts out as quickly as possible with training camp starting, we'll host this print run at CafePress.
