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Black Medium Mens Marley Coffee T-shirt by Marley Coffee
“In this great future, you can’t forget your past.” – Bob Marley "My father came from the farmland in Nine Mile. There, he learned a deep respect for nature and humanity that helped guide his life. H...; See complete description »
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“In this great future, you can’t forget your past.” – Bob Marley
"My father came from the farmland in Nine Mile. There, he learned a deep respect for nature and humanity that helped guide his life. His dream was to return one day. Our coffee was founded to honor my father. In your hand, you are holding a piece of our dream. One Love." – Rohan Marley
A traditional fit men’s T-shirt made of organic cotton, screen-printed with the Marley Coffee logo.
"My father came from the farmland in Nine Mile. There, he learned a deep respect for nature and humanity that helped guide his life. His dream was to return one day. Our coffee was founded to honor my father. In your hand, you are holding a piece of our dream. One Love." – Rohan Marley
A traditional fit men’s T-shirt made of organic cotton, screen-printed with the Marley Coffee logo.
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by Erick, GA
June 4, 2011
OK, so it's a cool shirt with the Marley name, etc., but I believe you had an opportunity to set yourself apart from the rest of the coffee crowd by offering something different, something better. Dig - your coffee product is second to none, right? - so, your shirt should be as well. Instead, you're marketing a very ordinary quality shirt, with very ordinary graphic quality (the design is cool, but the print job sucks!). You know, if you want to be the Rolls Royce of coffees, then you need to ask "What kind of shirt would Rolls Royce offer?" Other than that, the shirt I received is too tight/small, which is yet another sign of a cheap, poor quality garment. You need to look elsewhere, pay a little more, and stop trying to make a truckload of money off your shirts - the money's in the coffee, not the shirt! Be wiser than all the other slam-bam market hounds, especially the Madison Ave. freaks and those in Miami. Marley, do your own, man. Still a huge fan, and hope to order some coffee soon. Remember - Quality not Quantity. E. Byrd
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