Shirtwoot!
reviews and complaints

Shirtwoot is my go-to place for buying t-shirts. I just can't get enough of the soft fabric they use for their shirts. And let me tell you, the girls' sleeves are longer than what you usually get with other brands. I mean, have you ever bought a shirt and the sleeves barely cover your shoulders? Not with Shirtwoot! They know how to make a shirt that fits just right.

Now, I have to admit, there have been a couple of times when I had an issue with my order. But you know what? Shirtwoot always came through and fixed the problem. That's what I call great customer service. And because of that, they have my loyalty.

But let's talk about the designs. Oh my goodness, they have so many to choose from! Whether you're into pop culture, animals, or just something funny, Shirtwoot has got you covered. I always look forward to seeing what new designs they come up with.

Overall, I highly recommend Shirtwoot for anyone looking for a comfortable and stylish t-shirt. They have great customer service and a wide variety of designs to choose from. Give them a try and you won't be disappointed!

I keep coming back to Shirtwoot! because of their user submitted designs. I've bought over 50 shirts from them and every single one has been printed on American Apparel and used a really soft ink. I've never had any issues with the shirts washing out or the quality of the shirt itself.

The only downside is that their shipping times can be pretty slow, sometimes taking 2-3 weeks. But for the price of $10 shipped for their daily shirt or $15 for previous designs, it's definitely worth the wait. Plus, the designs are always unique and fun, so it's worth the extra time to get them.

Got a shirt from Shirtwoot! and it's not as good as the one I got 9 years ago. The print quality is not as vibrant and the color of the shirt is not as good. I washed the old one many times and it still looks better. The new one is on the right in the photos and the old one is on the left. I don't know why one of the photos is rotated. This is not just a problem with Shirtwoot!, but also with Threadless and RedBubble. They all switched from American Apparel and now the quality is not as good.

So, I was browsing the interwebs and stumbled upon Shirtwoot! (shirt.woot.com). They got some pretty cool shirts, so I decided to order one for my wife. The website said to order a size up, so I did. I got a large instead of her usual medium. But when the shirt arrived, it was way too big. Like, "plus size" big. I was bummed out, man.

I tried to exchange it for a smaller size, but they wouldn't let me. They said the size chart was posted online and I should have checked it before ordering. I mean, I did check it, but I guess I didn't do it right or something. It's not like I'm a rocket scientist, you know?

Anyway, I get that ordering online can be risky, but it's still a bummer when you get bad customer service. They could have been more helpful, you know? Like, maybe they could have offered me a discount on my next order or something. But nope, they just said tough luck.

Overall, I'm not super impressed with Shirtwoot!. The shirts are cool, but the customer service could use some work. If you're gonna order from them, make sure you double-check the size chart. And maybe order a couple sizes just in case.

I gotta say, I was pretty disappointed with my experience at Shirtwoot! I'm usually a medium in most clothes, but these shirts were just not cutting it. First off, they smelled absolutely terrible - like they had been sitting in a musty basement for weeks. And since I don't have a washer and dryer at home, I had to wait until I could get to the laundromat to wash them. Not a great start.

But even after washing, the fit was just all wrong. The shirts were way too short in the torso, and they flared out weirdly at the bottom. I think they were supposed to be form-fitting for women, but they just ended up looking baggy and unflattering. I felt like I was wearing a shirt made for a large child - loose in the body but tight in the chest, and barely reaching my waist. Not a good look.

To make matters worse, I couldn't even return the shirts because there was no genuine defect - they were just poorly designed. So now I'm stuck with these stinky, ill-fitting shirts that I'll probably never wear again. Not exactly a great shopping experience.

On the bright side, my friend and boyfriend both got shirts from Shirtwoot! and didn't have the same size problems as me. So maybe it's just a matter of the company needing to follow more standard female sizing. Either way, I don't think I'll be shopping there again anytime soon.

I've been buying shirts from Shirt. Woot for a long time now, like almost since they started. I've got over 100 of their shirts, and I used to really like them. They had cool designs that were geeky and creative, which was totally my style. But something changed a few years ago, and I'm not sure if it's because Amazon bought them or what, but the quality and style of their shirts went downhill.

The designs used to be more for guys, but now they're all cutesy and girly. And even the geeky ones are just trendy and not as cool as they used to be. But the worst part is the shirts themselves. They used to be good quality and fit well, but now they're super thin and the collars are wider and lighter. The sleeves are looser and the shirts are at least an inch shorter than they used to be. I'm a big guy, 6'6" and 280 pounds, and these shirts used to fit me great. But now they're like belly shirts on me.

I bought a shirt from them about six months ago, and I don't think I'll be buying any more. It's too bad, because I used to really like them and have a lot of their shirts. But now they're just not worth it.

I gotta tell ya, I recently made an order on shirt.woot.com for some T-shirts and let me tell you, it was a bit of a mixed bag. When the shirts arrived, I was excited to try them on, but when I did, I was pretty disappointed. Three of the shirts were way too big, even though they were all supposed to be the same size. I was pretty bummed out, but then I found out that they are switching between printing companies right now, so some of the shirts are in the old company's sizes and some are in the new company's sizes. The thing is, the website doesn't make it clear that there is a difference in sizing between the shirts. You gotta look at the sizing chart for each shirt, even though the sizes are supposed to be universal.

So, I reached out to them to see if I could get a refund or exchange, but they basically told me no. I was pretty frustrated, but I decided to give it another shot and contacted them again. This time, I was able to get them to make an exception and they agreed to send me the shirts in the correct size.

Overall, I gotta say, if you're thinking about making a purchase on shirt.woot.com, you gotta be careful. They don't make it easy to return products and it's only in rare cases that they'll allow it. But, if you're willing to take a bit of a risk, they do have some pretty cool stuff on their site. Just make sure you double-check the sizing before you hit that "buy" button.

Shirtwoot! is a website that offers a unique t-shirt design every day. For only $10 per shirt plus $5 for shipping, you can get your hands on a cool and random shirt that you won't find anywhere else. The site is similar to the regular woot site, with limited quantities available and only available for one day.

What's great about Shirtwoot! is that each shirt design is changed every day. The designs are usually from a t-shirt designer that they normally use, but sometimes the designs are created by actual woot users. This means that you'll always find something new and exciting to wear.

One of the most interesting things about shirt.woot.com is the 'DERBY' that goes on. A derby is basically a t-shirt design contest. Each derby has a theme, and thus the design must correspond with that derby's theme. For example, a theme previously used was, "Text as Art". People sent in their interpretation of that theme. Registered woot'ers can create and turn in designs. The vote also goes to registered woot'ers as well. They determine who will be the top 3 shirt designs, and those are the shirts that will be sold.

Another great feature of Shirtwoot! is the 'Reckoning'. This is a list of previously sold shirts that have expired their 24-hour mark. You can still buy these shirts, but for $15 per shirt instead of the usual $10.

I've bought a couple of $#*!s from Shirtwoot! and the quality of the shirt itself is great. They use American Appeal shirts, which are known for their high quality and comfort.

Overall, Shirtwoot! is a great site to find a unique and cool t-shirt. With new designs every day and a fun derby contest, you'll always find something interesting to wear. Plus, the quality of the shirts is top-notch, making it a great value for the price.

I've been shopping on Shirtwoot! for years now and I gotta say, it used to be a really cool place to shop. I've got so many tees from them that I've lost count! But lately, I've been feeling a bit disappointed with the changes they've made. I mean, I didn't mind when they started adding tax to the total, but when they started charging a flat shipping fee, that's when they lost me.

I used to be an impulsive shopper, always buying one shirt at a time for just $5. But now, with the added shipping fee, it's just not as affordable as it used to be. I've even started hesitating when it comes to buying multiple shirts because the total cost just seems like too much.

Despite my reservations, I did end up making a purchase recently. I ordered two shirts, but when they arrived, one of them had a really faded print. It looked like it had been through the wash a dozen times already! I contacted Shirtwoot! about it, but they basically told me tough luck. They said that unless the shirt was defective, damaged, or the wrong one, they couldn't do anything about it.

I was really disappointed to hear that. I mean, this is a company that makes printed t-shirts for a living! You'd think they'd care about what their shirts look like. But I guess Shirtwoot! just doesn't have the same integrity it used to. My guess is that they're using a cheaper printing process that makes the prints look faded and grainy. I just hadn't noticed before because I hadn't ordered anything in so long.

It's really sad for the artists who design such great shirts, because the quality just doesn't match the $16 price tag anymore. I don't think I'll be buying from Shirtwoot! again unless there's a really good sale or something I really want. It's just not worth it otherwise.

I've been a loyal customer of Shirtwoot! for a while now, but recently I've been having some issues with their service. It's a shame because I used to love the site, but now it seems like they just don't care about their customers anymore. One of the biggest problems I've had is with their shipping. They use a company that has no accountability, so when my orders don't arrive, I'm left waiting until they can no longer fulfill my order to do anything about it.

To make matters worse, I've had a couple of orders that were marked as delivered on the website, but I never received them. When I reached out to customer service to let them know, I was met with sarcasm and told that they only ship the shirts, they don't deliver them (as if I didn't know that already). Another customer service representative told me that they had the shirt in stock and could send me a new one, but when I asked for a replacement instead of a refund, I was told I had to wait another 3-4 weeks before they could send it. When I finally requested the shirt again, they told me they were out of stock and refunded just the cost of the shirt, leaving me unable to get another one.

It's frustrating because Shirtwoot! prints their own shirts, so it's insulting that they can't fulfill their own customer orders. I've sent multiple emails to customer service, but they've all been ignored. I'm just done with them at this point. I've been burned too many times in too short of a time frame.

One thing to note is that if you live outside of the US, be aware that they can and will rip you off. It's just not worth the hassle anymore.

So, I gotta say, I'm not too impressed with Shirtwoot! lately. I mean, I heard some folks sayin' that the site's gone downhill, and I gotta say, I'm startin' to see what they mean. I ordered a shirt from 'em recently, and man, was it a hassle. We measured ourselves three times, just to make sure we got the right size according to their chart, but when the shirt arrived, it was all wrong. I sent 'em an email to let 'em know, but all they said was sorry, tough luck, we got a size chart on our page. Like, seriously? That's all you can do? I mean, I get that mistakes happen, but it's not like I'm asking for the moon here. Just a shirt that fits, y'know? So yeah, I'm not too thrilled with Shirtwoot! at the moment. Maybe they'll get their act together, but until then, I'll be takin' my business elsewhere.

I gotta say, I've had some mixed experiences with Shirtwoot! When it comes to sizing, it's been a bit of a crapshoot. I thought I had it all figured out and ordered the right sizes, but nope - they were way too big. So I went ahead and ordered a different shirt in a smaller size, but then it shrunk like crazy in the wash. Ugh.

And don't even get me started on their customer service. I had an issue with one of my orders and reached out to them for help, but they were basically like "not our problem, sorry not sorry." I mean, come on - that's some seriously shoddy customer service. It's like they don't even care about keeping their customers happy.

All that being said, I have to admit that I do still like some of the designs they have on offer. They've got some pretty cool and unique stuff that you can't find anywhere else. But with the sizing issues and lackluster customer service, I'm not sure if it's worth the hassle.