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Cyber Monday T-Shirt Grab Bag Sale
Many of you have probably been bargain-hunting all Thanksgiving weekend, but there are still great deals to be found. Today is Cyber Monday, the online shopping day of the year, and TeeFury is holding a particularly special sale.
TeeFury has a grab bag sale every few months, offering T-shirts at reduced prices, with randomly-chosen designs. T-shirts normally sell for $11 (and Grab Bags are usually $7 per shirt), but today's Cyber Monday grab bag shirts are just $6 each.
Every T-shirt features a random design from a pool of over fifty-five previous ones, and up to twelve shirts may be ordered in each size. Some of the possible grab bag designs can be seen below.
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To purchase a T-shirt from the grab bag, or for more information about the sale, head over to TeeFury.com. You can also check out our previous coverage to see more T-shirt designs from TeeFury and other retailers.
Clarification: TeeFury shirts on normal days with only one or two designs are $11 each.
Grab bags, which run monthly and are designed to clear out inventory, are usually $7 per shirt. Because it's Cyber Monday, that already-discounted grab bag price has been chipped down to $6 each.
We hope this clears up the confusion.
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