Innovative new ladies shirt line tagets bikers, and test local ordinances.
January 2, 2006 (Press Release) --
On Oct 29th 2005 Show’em Shirts Inc. (Dallas TX) unveiled it’s innovative new ladies shirt line to tens of thousands of Bikers at Biketoberfest in Daytona, FL. Despite lower attendance due of the threat of hurricane Wilma, the shirt line was well received among the attendees who braved the weather.
The shirts line consist of a cap sleeve ribbed baby doll t-shirt with a skinny waist airbrushed female torso printed on the front and back. On the front small bikini tops have been strategically placed over two well endowed breasts. At first glance shirt appears to be just an airbrushed shirt. But with the flick of a wrist the bikini tops can be lowered to “flash” without really exposing your body.
The Show’em Shirt was created and designed by Tricia Branan, as fun novelty shirts that allow even shy ladies to have fun. Ms Branan’s inspiration was derived on Bourbon St in New Orleans. She explains “often time’s ladies may not feel comfortable acting provocative in certain circumstances, with our shirts they can still have fun without feeling embarrassed”.
Although the shirts were originally designed for Mari Gras celebrations they are also a hit among the Bikers. “Biker girls are normally not known for the shyness; however many bike rallies have local ordinances prohibiting flashing. To our knowledge no one has been ticketed for flashing a Show’em Shirt” explains Ms. Branan.
Show’em Shirts have multiple sales outlets including large internet sales site such as Mardi Gras Outlet. Also they are distributed in retail t-shirt shops in Daytona Beach FL, Panama City Beach FL, and New Orleans. Additionally the have announced a major commitment to direct sales at most of the major Biker Rallies.
The shirts line consist of a cap sleeve ribbed baby doll t-shirt with a skinny waist airbrushed female torso printed on the front and back. On the front small bikini tops have been strategically placed over two well endowed breasts. At first glance shirt appears to be just an airbrushed shirt. But with the flick of a wrist the bikini tops can be lowered to “flash” without really exposing your body.
The Show’em Shirt was created and designed by Tricia Branan, as fun novelty shirts that allow even shy ladies to have fun. Ms Branan’s inspiration was derived on Bourbon St in New Orleans. She explains “often time’s ladies may not feel comfortable acting provocative in certain circumstances, with our shirts they can still have fun without feeling embarrassed”.
Although the shirts were originally designed for Mari Gras celebrations they are also a hit among the Bikers. “Biker girls are normally not known for the shyness; however many bike rallies have local ordinances prohibiting flashing. To our knowledge no one has been ticketed for flashing a Show’em Shirt” explains Ms. Branan.
Show’em Shirts have multiple sales outlets including large internet sales site such as Mardi Gras Outlet. Also they are distributed in retail t-shirt shops in Daytona Beach FL, Panama City Beach FL, and New Orleans. Additionally the have announced a major commitment to direct sales at most of the major Biker Rallies.
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