mhnyc

Actually we've made a couple of 6XLs for our closest friends!!!!

but actually we do make 2X regularly.. they just go fast! We are making a lot more this season. 3X and higher costs considerably more, and then doesn't get ordered as much by stores. Hopefully, if we grow some more we can make the bigger sizes more available. Trust me, we get a lot heat about that!

yes... all valid points..

long live Wu.

**you guys are gonna love the new Supreme shirt with Rae on the front**

Edited by mhnyc on Aug 23, 2005 at 08:32 AM

alright.. alright.. alright.. I've watched this thread from its inception and refrained

from adding on to it because I refuse to get caught up in message board beef as well as

have to explain myself to anyone who has an opinion about what I, or Mighty Healthy

does. With that said, I felt that I had to say something about this ridiculous debate

and try to diffuse peoples emotions a lil bit. I have never seen so many people so

adamant about a $24 t-shirt. I wish that people would put this much energy into things

that really mattered.

This is the one and ONLY comment I am making and then I am off to more pressing issues.

The spelling of the lyrics here is really irrelevant. Whats more important is the

inspiration of the idea. We get our inspiration from our existing lifestyle; not what

we read about or see on TV. I am 31 years old and have been listening to hip hop since

1983. I have been DJing since 1988. I have a record collection that would rival some

radio stations. I have done beats for people that you probably have in your own

collection, and alot of heads in NYC and other cities can attest to "how real I am"

It's great for me to hear the positive and negative feedback of a t-shirt that we put

out, but don't question our integrity. We didn't move to New York from somewhere else.

We are not chilling in a big loft in Soho. We are in tiny ass apartments with cracks in

the ceiling and flickering lights like everyone else.

OK.. thats pretty much all I have to say. Once again thanks for the support as well as

the hate.

Denis

Mighty Healthy NYC

Look for this shirt in our Fall 2005......