myspace

Please check out our new and improved myspace page at:  http://www.myspace.com/justcausegear - thank you!

let’s change the world…

our website is coming SOON!

Thanks to all of you who having been recently viewing our blog…our views have gone through the roof lately!  Many of you are asking how to buy shirts.  Our website will be done very soon and will include a complete store with all our products.  In the meantime, please e-mail me directly at richgerman@cox.net and let me know what you would like to purchase. 

Grateful, i am

Rich

getting ready for take-off…

So we are pretty clear based on everyone’s reaction that we have a great product with an even greater cause.  We are working hard right now to put all the back end pieces together – website is being built (and is taking longer than we’d like!), LLC is being formed, getting the right manufacturer and fulfillment company in place, etc.  Once this all falls into place, (which should be only a couple weeks from now), we will be ready to launch a nationwide PR campaign.  We are very excited about this!! 

The thought of thousands and thousands of people walking around self-expressed and feeling good is inspiring.  The thought of supporting the lives of those who have nothing is what gets me out of bed each morning excited out of my mind!

 So last weekend we had the product image shots taken for the website.  Since the site is not done yet, I thought I’d post a couple of the shots on here.  Mainly because the pix of the kids are just completely adorable!  Thanks and stay tuned…Rich

Just Cause Gear’s premiere public appearance…

On the weekend of January 26-27, Just Cause Gear had it’s ‘coming out’ party at a Meditation Retreat in Sedona, Arizona.  The event was put on by our good friends, Matthew Ferry, Steven Sadleir and Thach Nguyen who offered us a table in the back of the room to sell our shirts. 

We showed up with a large box of shirts and truly no expectations on how many would sell.  We were just excited to see how people would react to the shirts and the cause behind it.  The results were nothing short of incredible.  There were 260 people in attendance and we sold nearly 250 shirts.

 It was incredibly gratifying to see everyone walking around wearing their new shirts…people were feeling peaceful, powerful and very loving.  The best news is that Matthew agreed to match the donations we are making from the sales so we raised approximately $2500 for the orphanage in South Africa.

So in short we are now extremely confident in our product and the causes it represents.  Our next mission is to let the world know about us so we can continue to make a difference.

 

Please contact us to purchase shirts or to be a part of this project.  Thank you.

richgerman@cox.net