B5 T-shirts (from jms)

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Subject: B5 T-shirts (from jms)
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S  1: Sep 30, 1996: jmsatb5 at aol.com (Jms at B5)

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From: jmsatb5 at aol.com (Jms at B5)
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I tried sending this twice before, but since I never saw the messages show
up, I assume they didn't go through (this was when there were some
problems).  

Along with complaining about unlicensed stuff, I'm sometimes asked to
provide info on who *is* licensed, so folks can buy the Real Stuff.  One
of the most popular with everyone on the B5 production team is All-U,
which makes a series of terrific B5 t-shirts, full-color, you can wash and
wear 'em over and over and the colors stay solid, but not so thick that
they're awkward to the touch.  We order 3-4 cases of the shirts, mixed
designs, at the start of each season, and they're usually gone by
Christmas.  (They're also the only licensee that does *long sleeve*
t-shirts with the B5 designs.) 

Anyway, they're just terrific.  Orders can be placed at 1-800-424-ALLU if
you're interested.


 jms




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