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...deas on a T-Shirt. Except it looks really unprofessional (Noa Sow) and the stationery shop round the corner simply doesn’t have the facilities to make cool prints. But that is now over. Now, if you are thinking of a slogan that you can’t get out of your mind, George and Frank will print it on tank-tops, jumpers, underwear, etc. All you have to do is bring your idea to George and Frank’s shop as a vector graphic, if possible. Then you can buy exactly the right shirt in their shop, available in all sizes and colours, of course. Whoever still hasn’t had their own flash of inspiration, can make use of the boys’ own motifs. In their shop, you can choose from more than 40 items, which the pair will then print on any top you want, in top quality. And when we say top quality, we mean top quality. The prints have been undergoing tests for nearly a year, with rubbing tests under extreme conditions, washing in salt water and submersion in depths of up to 40m. Actual template runners are Bruce Lee, a revolver and the red cross. Kids under five years old and their mothers, prefer “½ shark” or “giraffe” comic motifs, that are taken from the pen of a children’s ...