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Hey all, quick announcement that we've just launched a BRAND NEW MERCHANDISE STORE! We've moved our store to Redbubble.com — and as a huge thank you for your generous support of the work that we do, we wanted to offer you TWO bonuses.

1) Even though the store is still a secret (we'll announce it publicly mid-day this Monday), we wanted you to be the first to check it out this weekend!

2) Everything in the store is currently on a FLASH SALE — 15% off — until the store officially goes live on this Monday, July 8, Noon EST. After then, the prices will go up, so get your merch soon!

We've got SHIRTS, MUGS, CASES, PILLOWS, ENTIRE GODDAMN TAPESTRIES, PRINTS, and a whole lot more! All the designs you love, and a whole boatload of new ones to celebrate the new launch. Come check it out at this link!

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Frank MalDonato

May have totally just bought four mugs that I didn't need but will be filled with coffee (or, perhaps more likely, tea) as I hopefully begin graduate studies in Scotland this upcoming September >.>

Saxus

I love that i can get the comission I asked for on a blanket now. Thats glorious

Liath The Squirrel

Damn I don't get payed until The day after the Flash Sale ends. Also Joy i just looked at the Size Chart and i get to sing my favourite song "I'm To Small for everything!".

Molberry

any mercy that screams "DID SOMEBODY SAY IMPULSIVE" will be bought in excess.

Travis B.

Got some holiday presents for my OSP-loving kiddo but ouch that shipping smarts! It's 50% of the price of the merch. I'm shaking my fist at Redbubble in contempt.

Bill Lemmond

I'm guessing you got stickers. I got a "large" tote bag, and shipping was only about 20%. Minimum wage has lost at least half its value to inflation. If Redbubble is paying its people an actual living wage, then handling stickers is as expensive as handling bricks. Locally, in RVA, back in the 1980s, the local paper ran an article that said it would take $15/hour, 40 hours/week, to be able to afford a typical local apartment, on one paycheck. Figure about 30 years' inflation, and that's why Redbubble shipping on little things seems so much. ... probably.