Greeting Cards You Can Wear
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Greeting Cards You Can Wear

In our digital age, receiving an actual real live handwritten greeting card goes a really long way. So imagine how it feels to get a handwritten greeting shirt instead. 

Meet Greeteez, a new company which is apparently in the business of making moms (and grandparents and aunts and uncles) look super thoughtful. The 100% organic cotton t-shirt has a coated design it all ready for you to go to town on with the included Sharpie and handy stencil--particularly helpful if you failed handwriting class like me. Even cooler, have your kids scratch away on it.

Pop your creation in the mail with the special envelope and you've got a one-of-a-kind gift for your friend's new baby, your daughter's school friend, or for the world's best dad. Yes, they come in adult sizes too.

While it might not be something the recipient wears daily, chances are it makes it into the keepsake box long after it's outgrown. -Kristen

Congratulations to Susan V, winner of a Greeteez of her choice!

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