Join, or Die was a political cartoon created by Benjamin Franklin in 1754. Many historians have no idea there was another version. During that period Franklin was after a slogan which would unite the colonies. A long time friend and business partner suggested he use "Create, or Die". Franklin liked it but wanted to change it slightly. Fearing the difference of opinion would leak out resulting in humiliation it was decided that on a warm June day a basketball game would decide the the winner. The epic battle was so grueling and intense that each side used all 45 timeouts. Five days later Franklin scored the final point and well the rest is history.

Shirt Details:
100% ring spun cotton
4.5 oz.
Tagless

Everyone here at aSa wishes you a very happy holiday.

This design has overcome so much to reach our store. Just recently its parents were killed by poachers during the summer. It is believed they were after their soft and comfortable coat. Fortunately it was able to escape the same fate but now needs a warm and loving home. It has been properly housebroken and doesn’t get scared around gun shots anymore. Does not require feeding but does enjoy a good wash. It is very protective and could get territorial with other shirts in your closet but rest assured this shirt will stay by your side keeping your torso covered for many years.

Shirt Details:
100% ring spun cotton
4.5 oz.
Tagless

We are dropping the prices on our older shirts to $6.99 to make space for the bounty of new shirts that are coming. Please check out the reduced shirts in our store section.

No matter how hard we try right now, 100% is the best we can do. 100% cotton is the highest level we can find in a shirt. We look forward to a future where we can print design on shirts with a higher level of cotton. How much better would 150% cotton shirts feel? Or how much more nutritious 125% fruit juice be? In the future we will look back at this moment and wonder how we were able to live with just 100%.

Just a different color combination of George Washington's best shirt design ever.

One is based off a very old design by our first President. Obviously people know of George Washington's political history and his ability to chop wood but very little know he designed tshirts in his spare time. So good was he that one of his designs was going to be used as the first dollar but his format was too square and would not fit nicely on the rectangular bill. aSa was able to come into possession of the design and used most of it for this shirt. We left out enough of the original design to keep the Washington from rising up from the grave to sue us.

Has anyone else heard about Twitter? We just came across this little website and figured it might be a cool way to stay in touch with others. We have a bunch of interesting stuff planned for our Twitter followers besides up to the date information.

The first 3 people who follow us will get a free shirt.

We just wanted to let everyone know of Artist Structured Apparel's Facebook Page. We hope by doing so we will be able to connect to current friends and also create new ones. Please help us in spreading the word throughout Facebook.

The first 3 people who become our fan will get a free shirt.

We have taken down the contact page because of lost emails being sent from it. If you have sent an email using the contact form we probably did not receive it.

If you need to contact us please use info {at} asadepot.com or the contact page

Artist Structured Apparel would like to welcome you to our new site.

We figured a new design was needed but also wanted some new features as well. Some of the current new features are real-time shipping quotes, single page checkout, integrated blog with user commenting, and exclusive member content.

Some of the new features we will introduce soon will only be available to members, such as contests, sneak peaks of new designs, and something we think everyone will like a lot. So make sure to sign up if you haven't already done so. If you already have an account make sure by signing in. If you do not remember your login information you can reset your account in the user area.

You can subscribe to our newsletter from within the member's area or on the right side of the website. You can also follow us on Myspace, Facebook, DeviantArt, or our RSS feed.

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