Thanksgiving Apparel , Thanksgiving T-shirts, Pie Clothes!

One thing about buying off the internet, you have to think ahead. For example, Thanksgiving isn't for almost three weeks yet (this year it'll be celebrated on November 22 in the US) but if you want a warm Thanksgiving hoodie or a funny turkey t-shirt you pretty much have to start thinking about it now. Here are a few I've found on the web (some of them are personalizable). Click the one you like to go to the site where it's offered:

Remembering Steve Irwin, Crocodile Hunter, One Year On

Steve Irwin, Crocodile Hunter, died a year ago today. A year ago a sting ray fatally speared its barb into 44-year-old Irwin's chest while he filmed one of his nature documentaries on Batt Reef near Port Douglas. Too young to go, leaving a family (including the remarkably poised Bindi), yet it seemed almost fated.

The Irwins will celebrate Steve's life on November 15, to be known as Steve Irwin Day. At the Australia zoo, fans will be encouraged to wear khaki, camp out in their backyards or visit the zoo for a number of special events.

You can buy t-shirts that make fun of the way he went, that mock his environmental stance, that say Crikey that hurts, but that's not what I want to feature. I'm only going to show respectful items (not just t-shirts, but books, DVDs and other things), because I think that's appropriate.

US Open Tennis T-shirts

Ah the US Open...tennis, autumn, New York, Jimmy Connors...oops! Jimmy hasn't played for a few years! But when he was a fixture in the tennis world, he owned the Open, even when he didn't win. Americans are always wildly cheered at this most American of tournaments, but my money is on Swiss legend Roger Federer, the most dominant player of the day. Here are some t-shirts you can buy to celebrate this end-of-summer tourney. First up, a couple of my favorite tees from the Official US Open Shop (click on either one to go to the main shop page, where you can choose your favorite):



And a few more generic tennis tees:

August 26 is Women's Equality Day

Women's Equality Day commemorates the 19th Amendment to the Constitution, granting women the right to vote.

In 1971, at the urging of U.S. Representative Bella Abzug (D-NY), Congress designated August 26 each year as “Women’s Equality Day.” The date was chosen to commemorate the passage of the 19th Amendment to the Constitution on August 26, 1920, which gave women the right to vote. But women still have a long way to go to gain true equality; women are still paid less on the job and charged more for everything from dry cleaning to insurance. So wear a t-shirt that proclaims your support for equal rights for women!