"Pink Laundry" (photo by Tim Nafziger)
Pink Menno all started with the idea of wearing pink in Columbus two years ago. Since then, we’ve sold 100’s of official Pink Menno t-shirts, bandannas, and bracelets and you’ve found countless other ways to show your pink. I joked with visitors in the Hospitality Room that one day, the original Pink Menno “Columbus Vintage” T-shirt will be a collector’s item. (…which reminds me of a hopeful short story by Jeni Heitt Umble “Remembering Pink Mennos: A story from 2029“)
Well time is running out to grab your own piece of history. For a limited time only (basically until we sell them all) get your own Columbus Vintage Pink Menno shirt from the Pink Gear Store for only $16!
And if you shop the Pink Gear Store now through the end of July, you’ll get 10% off your order of $25 or more when you use the coupon code “pinklove”. We’ve run out of many sizes, but fear not, we will print more soon!
Honestly, the little-kid-who-likes-to-play-store is SO dorkily excited by the fact that I figured out how to make a coupon code. So I hope someone will indulge me by using it!
- available in the Pink Gear Store!
Oh, and by the way, (also, too,) if you haven’t seen or heard about our awesome “Pink Menno Power” design, featuring none other than (pink) Menno Simons himself, please consider raising an eyebrow or two at your next family reunion, church camp week, or regional conference gathering. It’s fierce and it’s guaranteed to get conversations started.
Pink-Every-Day update: I’m not going to lie. I went on a Michigan cabin trip this weekend and I did not wear pink every day. But I’m back to it now that I’m home. I’m keeping my eye out for a sweet necklace or ring that features some tasteful pink. If you see something online somewhere, let me know.
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