Spring shirt madness!!

Here are some of the new projects we have been working on this week! Check them out and let us know what you think!




Congrats to Jim and Alex!! Have a safe night :)




Spartan Crossfit gym in East Lansing....check out their website www.spartancrossfit.net for more information!




Not feeling so well after a night out on the town? Stumble over to Tony's on Albert Ave. and check out their specials!




Show off your greek pride with one of our baseball tees!

MSU Accolades

Hey! As reported in Capital Gains, MSU has just been named as a top school for Video Game design. Check out the article here

[photo credit Capital Gains Media]

In related news, RetroDuck made the shirt that this kid is wearing, while designing video games (we assume). Go Green!

Detroit T-Shirt

We Michiganders have all been swelling with pride recently. Our Prodigal Son Eminem reminded millions of super bowl fans just what Detroit makes - and what Detroit is made of. The people asked for it, and RetroDuck is happy to oblige. Detroit shirt; imported from East Lansing.

You can check out the item on our site here

You know we didn't have anything better to do during this winter storm. Help us celebrate the first snow day us working professionals have had in a long, long time. Come on midwest... we know you don't have anything better to do today.

Customer Gallery

Wanna see photos of customers wearing shirts we have made them? Sure, we all do. Click here!

If you have any more, please send them our way. Thank you in advance.

Demo Camp 2010

We thought we were nerdy, but before getting this job, we are sad to say we had not heard of Demo Camp. It does sound very cool though, upon investigation.

Demo Camp is an un-conference style social event where developers, designers, students and entrepreneurs come show cool stuff they have created and have been working on.

These pics I took as they came right off the belt don't really do the shirts justice, but we thought that the shirts looked great and we really wanted to show them to you.

Introducing Cotton Footprint

We at RetroDuck are proud to be working with Cotton Footprint, a group of artists from San Francisco who want to make remarkable t-shirts and reduce the world's carbon emissions in the process. For each shirt we sold, part of our profits goes to purchasing carbon credits.

Each shirt sold is able to offset roughly .5 tons of carbon emissions. This is a very real figure, with very real results. If your goal is simply to offset carbon emissions, your money is certainly better spent buying carbon credits. However, if you like the shirts, you can also enjoy the fact that your purchase has a small impact on the overall problem of climate change.

The t-shirts are printed on 100% Organic Cotton, and have the soft, fitted feel American Apparel has become known for. Soy-based chemicals and water-based inks are used to produce the prints.

All of the invoices come via email only, to reduce on paper usage.

So take a look at the site, and be sure to follow them on Tumblr and Twitter. Thank you!

Arcade Games for Sale

Hey, locals. RetroDuck has been remodeling lately, and as we do, it has occurred to us we want a basketball game up here. With that being said, we don't have much in the way or room, given the two vintage 80s arcade games currently occupying space. With that said, we are getting rid of them both.

You can own Guerrilla War and Operation: Wolf for $300 or best offer. Buyer needs to come get 'em.

Both need a touch of work and we aren't very good at fixing them, but maybe you will be. If you have any questions, email adam @retroduck.com, because he likes answering questions. A lot.

Thanks!

VOTE!

Make sure you get out there today and vote! If you do, and bring your "I Voted" sticker in this week as proof, you'll get 10% off any custom order of 12 shirts or more.

Nyaka AIDS Orphans Project

So some photos of shirts we donated to the Nyaka AIDS Orphans Project and just had to share them. What they do is incredible and we are so happy to help when we can. Keep up the great work!