[rktman]

The link to the full article is messed up so..... In any case, kudos to T-spring for taking this stance. But, they did leave themselves an out. "... until we are able to review the intent behind the designs..." Still, more companies need to step up. Now, not sure about the "panty-fah" designs.

[sauropod]

Glad to see this. Let”s hope the ban is permanent.

[Lurkinanloomin]

Antifags get canceled, beautiful.

[frank ballenger]

They can make up some excuse such as a phony meaning behind Antifa and BLM slogans and symbols.

Guys used to walk around wearing T shirts that said FBI (in little letters Fine Body Inspector).

[ExGeeEye]

The company appears to favor faith-based designs.

This may be another case of targeted service demands, like choosing the one Christian-owned bakery out of the several in your city to insist they make your homosexual “wedding” cake.

[BradyLS]

So sorry, Anti-FirstAmendment goon squads. Your chic street-fightin’ apperal will have to be bought somewhere else.

[2CAVTrooper]

Awesome!

My unit uses them to print up T-shirts for when we do troop or regimental “fun” runs, deployments, etc.

[aynrandfreak]

At least some are still available for purchase there.

[ryderann]

I hope they don’t do Che either.

[Robert DeLong]

About time. Actually, way past time, but I guess better late than never.

[CheshireTheCat]

Thanks for posting. I lost one of my favorite T-shirts and was going to punish myself for it by not replacing it.

I think and hope I got it from Tee Spring. I’ve looked for it on the store sites off many conservative web sites so as to support them, but they don’t carry it.

Now I have reason to order to stuff from Tee Spring in support of this move.

[Deplorable American1776]

Thank you Teespring... Did some business with them yesterday.

[tbw2]

Excellent news.