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  • more about #softwear more comments →
    strider_mt2k: Good thing they didn't use this logo on some waterproof footwear. DOS Boots would be confusing in sub/film circles. more »
    sos10: I have an orange ATARI T-shirt which is way cooler. more »
    Curves: While I usually avoid wearing shirts with writing on them (to avoid chest staring), my Microsoft.Net polo is the envy of my nerd pals. more »
    D.E.P.C.: Using this softwear, am I prone to disease and car crashes? The pun fails otherwise. more »
    vista64guy: I would actually buy and wear that. Definitely better than wearing half-eaten fruit. more »
    EricIvar: Are they going to license this design to other T-shirt manufactures? more »
    KRiSone87: I'm almost ashamed to say that I actually like that DOS shirt. :( more »
  • #wtf

    Microsoft Jumps Into the "Softwear" Business with Ridiculous Branded T-Shirts

    Microsoft has, against all odds and probably their own better judgment, decided to create a branded clothing line as part of their new ad campaign. The t-shirts have sort of an Urban Outfitters feel, only without the requisite irritating irony, and feature a few designs contributed by dapper rapper Common. More »
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