33mag is on our side

33mag.com is a Montreal-based e-zine that covers the local urban art scene. They've written us up in their "reportage" section - Thanks guys for being so kind! Y'all welcome to my side of the barn any day.

Check out the report here.

Cafe Graffiti is rockin' their wear

Cafe Graffiti, a local hangout for Graffiti artists, has graciously agreed to be one of our sponsors. We here at Wordans truly appreciate street art and are so happy to count Cafe Graffiti as one of our partners. We'd like to thank them for their continued support and encourage all graffiti artists to submit their works to the Rock Your Wear Contest.

Choq Radio Advertisement

We had a radio advertisement commissioned recently. This spot is running all through the contest and is broadcast to over 41000 students attending Uqam, Montreal's French Language University. You can listen to it here.

Contest Event Timeline

Here's the Official Contest Event Timeline.

• Contest ends September 17th, 2007.
  
• Top ten finalists will be chosen by September 18th 2007. Finalists will be informed via email.
  
• All finalists who choose to apply post print effects to their t-shirt will be asked to come in to pick up their printed t-shirt before the 22nd of September.
  
• All finalists who chose to add post effects must take a picture of the t-shirt and send it to us via email before September 26th 2007.
  
• Winner will be chosen on the 26th of September.
  
• Winner will be rewarded at The Rock Your Wear Gala on September 27th, 2007.

If you have any questions feel free to email us at contest@wordans.com or drop us a line at 1-866-218-6116.

On The Streets

The Rock Your Wear contest has begun its print advertising and marketing campaign this weekend. We hit the pavement yesterday and put up posters on Mount Royal Street. Mount Royal is full of the bohemian, do-it-yourself, independant spirit we so love here at Wordans.

You can now see our posters all along the street. I'd like to give thanks to Paul's boutique, Les Folies, and Sound Central, for letting me put up some posters on their walls.