"Common Mistake" T-shirt

[Mr. Van]

Back in 2008, I recall seeing a team with mentor T-shrits that had something like this on the back:

"No, I'm not a Superhero...

I'm a FIRST Mentor.

Common Mistake."

I think the shirts actually had more to them - something about the characteristics of superheros and mentors - I'm not sure.

Who's shirts were these? I thought they were fantastic!

- Mr. Van
Coach, Robodox

[Carolyn_Grace]

May I please be the first one to say: I.Want.One.

That is all.

~S.S.~

[Mr. Van]

Originally Posted by Carolyn_Grace

I.Want.One.

Of course, we are considering making something like this, but we want to make sure we give credit / get approval from whomever came up with it first.

- Mr. Van

[treffk]

Totally awesome quote! I would love to have a shirt like this. Hope we can find out who made them.

[Pun-isher]

We did a similar thing with our shirts this year, giving a darker shade green and labels for all of our Team Leaders and Mentors. Wish we thought of this before!

[ZipTie3182]

I might make these for our mentors....that's awesome! You could make it like those t shirts that look like a tux but instead make it look like a cape with a tie in the front and the cape in the back, but flat on the shirt. I love it!

[Jon Stratis]

I would get a shirt like that!

Our team has pick shirts with blue lettering for the students, and blue shirts with pink lettering for the mentors. It works out pretty well, since all the students are female, and most of the mentors (4/6) are male!

[sanddrag]

I need that. Sometimes I feel like a superhero but I tell my students I really am not, and they need to step it up, because I can't always save the day.

[DCA Fan]

Haha oh man, please make this. I absolutely need one.

[tsaksa]

Originally Posted by DCA Fan

Haha oh man, please make this. I absolutely need one.

If someone has a design (or two) drawn up, have you considered submitting it to a t-shirt voting site like Threadless. With some promotion on CD the design should be able to get enough votes that it actually gets produced. That way anyone who is interested can order one online without any team needing to front a potentially large order and manage the distribution themselves.

Note: I have never used Threadless and have no connection to the company, but just wanted to offer a possible expedient option.

I am SO making these for our mentors!