Like or Create your own Diamond Jubilee souvenir at Spreadshirt
London, 23 April 2012, Global clothing-commerce platform Spreadshirt has today opened its Royalist vs. Republican Diamond Jubilee souvenir competition on its Facebook page. Spreadshirt shop partners from across Europe and the USA have been entering designs since Easter, to celebrate (or not!) the 60 year reign of Queen Elizabeth II. Spreadshirt and Jubilee fans are encouraged to share and like the designs via the social network and Spreadshirt will count the likes to determine the winning design.
Designs include variations on British stamps, punk images of the Queen and plenty of quirky diamonds and crowns. https://www.spreadshirt.co.uk/diamond+jubilee
Spreadshirt’s personalisation platform means that all the designs can be added to t-shirts, hoodies, aprons, even babygrows via the Spreadshirt Facebook page. Designers and customers can choose a ready-made design from the Spreadshirt marketplace or create their own Jubilee souvenir in time for the June festivities.
Design guru Karl Lagerfeld is set to join the celebrations for the Jubilee by offering live commentary of the event on French television. And London’s luxury department stores including Harrods and Harvey Nichols are embracing the celebrations by giving their respective windows a patriotic makeover.
Notes to Editors
Last delivery day for the UK is 22nd May 2012
Spreadshirt has recently announced profitable 2011 revenue growth of 43% globally and 20% in the UK. This exceeds the UK internet economy growth rate of 10.9%, outlined by the Boston Consulting Group in a recent report. Global revenue was 45.8m EUR in 2011 and Spreadshirt expects revenues to reach 64m EUR in 2012.
Photography is available via:
- Spreadshirt Press Room: https://www.spreadshirt.co.uk/newsroom/about-spreadshirt/
- Spreadshirt Flickr set ‘Jubilee’: https://www.flickr.com/photos/spreadshirt/sets/72157629882240475/
- Cision/Spreadshirt Press Room: http://www.cisionwire.com/spreadshirt