$100 A Shirt, Srsly?

Being a VC, some would say, is all about status. It isn’t what your yacht is like, it is which yacht you are talking about in the first place. See our My Other Plane is shirt for inspiration.

Because the $100 VC Undershirt is the new multi million dollar acquisition of a consumer based web app that you wither away and destroy, you should buy a few, just to keep everyone guessing.

Who are you courting to have a portfolio company acquired? Nothing says ‘love,’ ‘hard to get’ and ’status’ like a VC Wear shirt. Nothing.

Well, owning this site would. You should buy it now to make sure. If you wait too long, the price will go up.

But you knew that. You smart VC, you.

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Allan said:

24 February, 2008 @ 12:33 am

Very funny - I love it.

Allan Young's Incoherence said:

24 February, 2008 @ 12:54 am

VC Wear: Getting Dressed Down…

Geeks have great t-shirts; why shouldn’t venture capitalists have some too? The love/hate relationship between VCs and entrepreneurs could tilt a little towards love if the VCs would ditch their light blue dress shirts for some of these funny, …

Allan Young's Incoherence said:

24 February, 2008 @ 12:54 am

VC Wear: Getting Dressed Down…

Beth K said:

25 February, 2008 @ 12:39 am

Hey, this is awesome… read about this on slideshare, where your pitch deck is the slideshow of the day. featured on the homepage; maybe you could embed in into the blog

check this out

http://www.slideshare.net/andrewhyde/vcwearpitch/

CMC said:

5 March, 2008 @ 4:02 pm

Awesome! How many t-shirts have you sold at $100 so far?

Fake VC said:

5 March, 2008 @ 4:04 pm

@CMC our data is private, but enough to make it interesting

CMC said:

5 March, 2008 @ 4:19 pm

It was worth a try ; )

Dan said:

6 March, 2008 @ 3:58 pm

You’re only mistake was printing physical shirts, dude. Isn’t that what CafePress is for?

Fake VC said:

6 March, 2008 @ 4:02 pm

Shirts printed in CafePress are used for toilet paper. Hand screen printed shirts with tear filled term sheet inks last much, much longer.

Dan said:

7 March, 2008 @ 1:02 pm

Actually, you DO have a point there! I don’t think CafePress has ever used “tear filled term sheet inks.” Good luck with the company and all the best!