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The Haiti Relief Effort Tshirt by DIPT NYC is exactly what it sounds like! 50% of its proceeds go toward helping Haiti via a charity of DIPT NYC’s choosing. The shirt is available in three different colorways for both men and women, but it’s a limited edition release so sizes, colors, and styles are already running out. You can grab one for $25 from the DIPT NYC online store.

You can also win this for FREE and raise awareness!
All you have to do to enter is:

Follow @ATshirtBlog AND @DIPTNYC on Twitter — then tweet the following (click to tweet): Win @diptNYC’s Haiti Relief Effort Tshirt for FREE from @ATshirtBlog! http://ow.ly/1qgSfb [You must be following both accounts on Twitter in order to qualify.] That’s all it takes to enter to win this DIPT NYC Tshirt for free!

The deadline for entries is at 9pm PST on Thursday, March 18th, 2010. Winner will be announced here shortly thereafter and contacted directly for shipping info. Please note that, due to very limited numbers, the cut / size / color of the winning tee is up to the discretion of DIPT NYC. (Try your luck…and if it’s not your size, it will surely make a great gift for someone you know who is that size.)

Good luck and thank you for participating!
Special thanks to DIPT NYC for making this possible.
Find DIPT NYC on Facebook and Twitter.

This giveaway is now over. Congratulations to @miss_yeloou on Twitter!
Thanks to all who entered!

This Swiss Flag Tshirt is a limited edition of sorts; it’s one of the pre-loved tees over on Teecycle.org. I don’t usually post used tees here, but since I’m a huge fan of Teecycle, I think it’s about time I start. It’s a size medium and you can scoop it for just $10…$1 of which goes toward the River Revitalization Foundation. As for the design of this particular shirt: what’s not to like?

Profits from the 1982 T-shirt by Megabolt go toward brain cancer research (as do profits from all of their other tees) — a noble reason for a brand to exist if ever there was one. The logotype was designed by Scott Lashay of Studio 3062. And you can scoop this up for a mere $13.50.

It’s been a little over two weeks since a series of earthquakes devastated Haiti. The media’s interest has dissipated but the need has not. If you haven’t yet donated money to Haitian relief, please do so; here is a list of organizations specifically helping Haiti. Consider purchasing this Rebuild Haiti T-shirt to call others to action. 100% of the proceeds go to the American Red Cross so they can support emergency relief and recovery efforts to help those affected by the earthquake. It’s also available in women’s sizes; you can grab one for $22 from 46NYC.

The Windy City T-shirt pays homage to Chicago in classic Homage Clothing style. I love the type treatment and color usage. Purchase it for $24. Since January 14th of this year, Homage has been donating $5 from the sale of each tee to Doctors Without Borders in an effort to aid Haitian earthquake victims.

Two things: first, I don’t usually post T-shirts from the same company back-to-back (but I’m doing exactly that)…and second, I wrestled with the idea of posting Haiti-themed tees. We all know about the terrible tragedy that Haiti has undergone (and is still going through); I was reluctant to post a T-shirt for it primarily because I believe that if you have money to spend on a T-shirt — even if its profits would go toward Haiti relief efforts — you should probably put all that money directly toward said efforts. But here we have Haitian Sunrise — a T-shirt worthy of posting, regardless of charitable motives. So here’s what I suggest: find a way to help, do it, and if you’ve got money to spare, reward yourself with this tee available for $15 from T-shirt Society — $10 of which goes to support the rebuilding of Haiti…so you can feel twice as good about yourself!

I’m With Coco — designed by Mike Mitchell — is part of a guerilla campaign to keep Conan O’Brien and The Tonight Show exactly where and when it is. That’s honorable in and of itself…but on top of that, $1 from each shirt purchased goes to PlantingPeace.org. You can purchase this for $18.

I’m Tweeting This. Literally. Don’t believe me? Then follow me on Twitter. You can grab this for £17.50 from Regal Clothing Co.

It’s easy to love the Westside Love T-shirt by Product Etcetera. It’s a positive flip on the notorious hand gesture made famous through ’90s hip-hop. PE plans to donate proceeds from this tee to West Coast non-profit organizations and their causes; particularly, programs for at-risk youth and civic education. But if blue isn’t really your color, don’t worry; it’s available in four additional colorways for $25 each.

The City of San Jose T-shirt is a collaborative piece for The Unification Of The San Jose Nation project by CLOUT, Breezy Excursion, Cukui, Halloway and Shorty Fatz. Proceeds benefit the ASI Childrens Art Foundation. You can get yours for $30 from CLOUT.