Get Yours Now: Autostraddle A-Team T-Shirts Are Back and Calendars Are On Sale!

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Remember when we debuted these super hot A-Team t-shirts and then sold out of extra-smalls, smalls and mediums almost immediately? I sure do. See, some of you requested a t-shirt that would be less sexually suggestive than the original “Autostraddle This” t-shirts and so then we made these, and clearly you really liked them. Like you really really liked them.

The weird thing about this shirt is that I’ve started wearing it every day and I feel addicted to it. If people can be addicted to t-shirts, then I am one of those people. I’ve started calling it my “uniform” because if you wear the same t-shirt every day, it’s weird, but if you wear the same “uniform” every day, you’re doing a good job!

Autostraddle A-Team T-Shirts (XS-XXL): $25

100% cotton American Apparel T-Shirts With “A” logo, heather grey

Sizes are Unisex – Check Our Size Chart Before Purchasing

The other Big News we’re reporting for you today is that the 2012 Autostraddle Calendar is now on sale for $14, because you know, it’s already January, which means the number of days you’ll spend looking at Ashley’s sideboob is shrinking by the day!

So many things in the store!

Autostraddle 2012 Calendar: $14

Autostraddle A-Team T-Shirt (ALL THE SIZES! XS-XXL): $25

“Autostraddle This” T-Shirts (only L-XXL are left): $18

You Do You Posters / Is It Sex? Posters: $11 each (includes shipping)

Unicorn Planet T-Shirts (only S/M/L are left): $20

You Do You Stickers: $5 each / 3 for $10 / 8 for $20

Things to know:

* Items may ship separately. Calendars always ship separately.

* Items can take up to 1-2 weeks to ship, but I’m planning a big field trip to the post office on Wednesday Januar 11th, so if you order before Wednesday then your package will go out that day.

* Buying items = helping Autostraddle to exist

* We love it when you post photos of yourself in your shirt on tumblr or give them to us, FYI.

* We’ve added delivery confirmation to the packages to prevent losing any more packages to the US Postal Service

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Riese

Riese is the 40-year-old Co-Founder and CEO of Autostraddle.com as well as an award-winning writer, video-maker, LGBTQ+ Marketing consultant and aspiring cyber-performance artist who grew up in Michigan, lost her mind in New York and now lives in California. Her work has appeared in nine books including "The Bigger the Better The Tighter The Sweater: 21 Funny Women on Beauty, Body Image & Other Hazards Of Being Female," magazines including Marie Claire and Curve, and all over the web including Nylon, Queerty, Nerve, Bitch, Emily Books and Jezebel. She had a very popular personal blog once upon a time, and then she recapped The L Word, and then she had the idea to make this place, and now here we all are! In 2016, she was nominated for a GLAAD Award for Outstanding Digital Journalism. Follow her on twitter and instagram.

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39 Comments

  2. “…because if you wear the same t-shirt every day, it’s weird, but if you wear the same “uniform” every day, you’re doing a good job!”

    HAHAHAHAHAHA

    shirts are so great. definitely want to get 1. or 8…

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  3. I never ask because I feel like it’ll be annoying, but I wonder every time, why doesn’t Autostraddle make any shirts in women’s sizes? This *is* a site predominantly for/by women, and men’s/unisex sizes totally don’t fit my body the right way.

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    • My guess would be to include people of different gender identities/representations. Some readers might be biologically female but not a huge fan of buying “girls” clothes, and would prefer a more unisex fit. And because Autostraddle is wonderful in including people of all genders, unisex is just easier. But I’m not sure, that’s just my view.

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    • Or you could look online for tutorials on how to cut up shirts, and make them look unique and fit you perfect. its what i always do with unisex band tees;) it does the trick everytime, and helps it look even more individualistic.

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    • hmm, well women’s t-shirts are a more precise fit, which is challenging for internet orders, but also yeah, unisex tends to work for the largest amount of people, especially queers and their varied gender identities? i don’t really ever get women’s t-shirts because my torso area is more like a little boy’s than an actual female-person, so i could be wrong but i feel like it’s harder to get the right size of a women’s shirt when you can’t actually see it. however, i almost always alter my men’s shirts. most of us altered our autostraddle this t-shirts — like in this video, you can see how I have cut my shirt to bits. i also turned one into a tank top thing, like here.

      i wear the a-team t-shirt as is though. you can get info on how to cut shirts up here:

      How to Cut Up Your T-Shirt, DIY Style

      BUT ALSO the first time alex and i made merchandise (#makingmerchandisetogethersince2007), it was these really papi shirts, and we used the women’s shirts from american apparel to make them. this was ages ago when like nobody cared about anything we did, but even our very closest lesbian friends wouldn’t wear it cuz it felt too girly and also they were so small! the really papi shirt i ended up keeping and wearing is actually an XL, but it shrinks in the wash a lot. So like, if I need an XL, then we’re in trouble.

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    • yeah, that’s always my beef with “girly” – always have to get XL and hope for the best. I also feel that the shirts being v-necks is at least a nod in the more-girly direction. I’m more of a round-neck fan myself, but I’d rather have a shirt than not, so I’ve placed my order!

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  16. I bought a bunch of the stickers last time so I could keep replacing them on my car every time dirt and rain makes it fade and then I lost them when I moved so I’m super excitant that all this stuff is back so I can restock! Yay

    Also, a poster! :D :D :D

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