Busted Tees Introduces Line of Cheaper, Not-As-Funny Shirts

New York, NY - Busted Tees, online seller of popular t-shirts seen on the torsos of young, hip teens and 20-somethings, who feel that ironic 70s-esque cheesy slogans such as “Kenya Dig It?” printed in an outline of the African country and “I’d Hit That” captioning a picture of a piñata tell as much about them as anything else, is expanding its product offering, announced company founder Ryan Pratt at a press conference in The Hague, Switzerland.

“Our standard line of shirts are about $16 each. We wanted to offer something cheaper,” Pratt explained. He then unveiled a couple prototypes of the new shirts. “These will be sold at approximately $4 a piece. Now, they’re not as funny as our prime line, but that’s because we had to cut costs quite a bit. Also, some of the shirts may show the Corbis watermarks because we didn’t purchase a lot of the graphics for these shirts, we just copied them from the Corbis Web site sample page. I think the consumers will understand.”

Two of Busted Tees new cheaper, less-funny shirts

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