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Welsh T-Shirt Printer Proves There is More to Wales Than Rugby
Tuesday 16th of January 2007 01:40:47 AM
A company in Wales that makes printed T-shirts has decided to make designer standard clothes that will bring attention to the Country of Wales's history. The online store by the name of Red Dragonhood is run by an artist Martin Davies. The owner has used a close friend who is a member of the Stereophonics, Richard Jones, as a model for the range that has patriotic tendencies. The 2007 collection of Red Dragonhood contains references to the hundreds of years of Welsh history and the industry in Wales today. The collection of course contains the traditional images of the welsh dragon as well as icons like the Dai Lama in Rhondda with puns featuring on the printed T-shirts and the image in the shape of the Honda logo.
The owner Martin Davies said to the local paper, the Western Mail, "What I noticed about Welsh t-shirts is, with the exception of one or two companies, particularly in the south, all you get is 'we won the Six Nations'." He wanted people to think that there is more to Wales than rugby and the Six Nations. Mr Davies also took the decision not to use the colour red as a base for his printed T-shirts and has thus took on a pioneering role within Wales. He has several patrons that are stars and this includes the Stereophonics singer Kelly Jones.
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