It seems like cafepress.com would be a good way to sell NetBSD merchandise (if the
traditional way of putting out shirts is too much work).  I used them a couple of
times to design my own shirts, didn't turn out too bad.  Now they offer a lot more
products, from when I used them (i.e. bumper stickers, books, thongs).  I think just
for one shirt design it's free, but if you want more than one different shirt, you
have to get the premium shop, which is $4.99/month.

http://www.cafepress.com/cp/info/products/index.aspx

Once upon a time Aaron J. Grier proclaimed:
> On Fri, Oct 10, 2003 at 03:35:40PM +0100, Stephen Borrill wrote:
>
>> I'd happily buy an updated version of this (and I could probably
>> coerce a few others). We've had a lot of new ports since the last one!
>> Even my wife likes the old World Tour T-shirt even though I don't
>> think she knows what it means. :-)
>
> there was also the "one size fits all" world tour T-shirt.
>
> The list of ports on the back is definitely a good idea.  I was somewhat
> dissapointed it wasn't included on the "toaster" t-shirt.
>
> --
>   Aaron J. Grier | "Not your ordinary poofy goof." | agrier@poofygoof.com
>   "someday the industry will have throbbing frontal lobes and will be able
>   to write provably correct software.  also, I want a pony." -- Zach Brown
>