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Cheap T-shirts are our bread and butter. If it were not for the universal love of this particular piece of clothing, 5-Dollar Tees wouldn't exist. As such, it is with deep gratitude that we honor the T-shirt wearers of the world with a tribute to the most famous of them all. To that end, we present our T-shirt Hall of Fame. Here are the five most famous T-shirt wearers of all time: 1. Mark Zuckerberg Facebook creator and CEO Mark Zuckerberg takes the top spot for single-handedly making plain T-shirts a pop-culture icon among the millennial class. Zuckerberg is rarely...

Have you ever dreamed of being able to say, "hey man, we have to get the band back together"? It only works if you actually belonged to a band at some point in the past. If not, you're pretty much out of luck. Unless, of course, there were a quick and dirty way to form a band that you could quickly disband and then reform. We have the solution: form your own band with band-appropriate T-shirts from 5-Dollar Tees. We've got a set of six music T-shirts that includes everything you need to form a band from scratch. Who cares...

It has been suggested that you can tell a lot about a person by the T-shirts he or she wears. It makes sense. More often than not, our tees convey some sort of message. Perhaps that message gives the rest the world at least a little inkling of what's going on in our heads. We took a step back and looked at all of the different kinds of T-shirts we sell. Then we came up with five distinct kinds of T-shirt-wearing personalities. Take a look and see what you think. Then ask yourself, “what kind of T-shirt wearer am I?”...

Pop on over to your favorite social media site and you are bound to see a whole bunch of memes. The internet is awash with them. That's all fine, but T-shirts are a better meme host than social media pages. We'll explain why in this post. Just hang in there; don't panic yet. Memes are great as T-shirt messages because they tend to be short, concise, and well understood. Indeed, some of them don't even require words. Just a picture will do. That makes them perfect for a T-shirt. Not convinced? Then take a look at our meme T-shirts. You're...

If you think T-shirts are nothing but articles of clothing, think again. Yes, we are fully aware of the existence of cheap T-shirts that do nothing more than cover your chest and arms. But we also know that tees have a secret life people aren't aware of. Yes, a secret life. As an example, we sell a political T-shirt that says, "Duck The Police". The shirt displays a subliminal message to anyone who follows the news. If you understand what it's talking about, you get the point. If not, the message is meaningless to you. It is just printed words...