The other night was my sorority's signature philanthropy event, Rock the CASA! We all had so much fun and loved listening to the Acappella groups perform, especially our lovely sisters. But I must say the moment that took my breath away was when my friend Raegan showed up in her brand new stitch letters - beautiful brocade letters on a metallic gold background and a maroon shirt.
Can you say SWOON?!
Within seconds of seeing her stunning set of letters, I had to know where she got them. And the answer? Designergreek.com!
I haven't yet gotten a pair of stitch letters myself, but I immediately went online and played with the design studio. (I'm sure I'm not the only one who does this for fun, right?) I came up with a bunch of ideas and was totally head over heels for a lot of the patterns they had in stock. You can even send them your own fabric, like Lilly Pulitzer, if you want a more customized look.
Here's some of the designs I came up with:
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| Giraffe print on light pink. Shirt: Gildan Azalea Short Sleeve Tee |
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| Red Gingham on white. Shirt: Gildan Navy Short Sleeve Tee |
Are they not so cute?! I am absolutely obsessed. I had so much fun mixing and matching all the patterns, and I love the way the designs came out.
This website will surely come in handy when I'm purchasing for my little next year - I can get matching letters for my whole fam!
I went ahead and excitedly purchased 3 shirts - one tee and one tank for me, and a fun surprise for a friend! I can't wait until they arrive and then I'll be sporting them around campus nonstop. I'll be sure to Instagram the shirts when they get here; I don't want to give away the surprise ;)
What does your favorite stitch letter shirt look like? Are there any memories attached to your favorite letters shirt?
Disclaimer: I am aware that the greek letter T is tau, not theta. Because theta also begins with T, we sometimes use it in a casual sense. For the purpose of this post, T rhymed with 3.
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