Either by design or by coincidence, American clothing designer, Gap, for a short while sold a product uncannily like one of our own. But it's not something we are worried about. Advertising is advertising. If Gap like our products, then so be it. Let Creativity thrive ....
Gap pulled their MANIFEST DESTINY shirt due to the usual bitching that goes with anything remotely White, White Racial or White Nationalist - or sometimes even remotely patriotic. Our MANIFEST DESTINY shirts remain on sale for $15 each at Creativity Storefront (http://creativitystorefront.com) in the Patriotic section (http://www.creativitystorefront.com/?SectionCode=09).
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http://www.creativitystorefront.com/product/09-33126532/manifest-destiny-black-shirt
Article courtesy of NewsNet 14 http://www.newsnet14.com/?p=111096 (http://www.newsnet14.com/?p=111096)
The simple, dark-blue T-shirt with "MANIFEST DESTINY" printed on it in stark white letters was part of the "Gap x GQ" collection, a joint effort between Gap and GQ Magazine to showcase America's best new designers.
Adding fuel to the fire, the shirt's designer, Mark McNairy, tweeted "MANIFEST DESTINY. SURVIVAL OF THE FITTEST" last Friday in response to customer complaints. [more ... (http://shine.yahoo.com/fashion/gap-pulls-manifest-destiny-t-shirt-gets-history-025900453.html)]
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Manifest_destiny (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Manifest_destiny)