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Have you ever done something that was awesome but you did it in a cheap shitty way?

 

I had heard my buddy Brad Parker call his possessions "Shitty Sweet" and all my van builds have been pretty shitty but also pretty awesome.

 

Not knowing what I was doing at all and somehow putting together beds and furniture in vans I learned it doesn't have to be perfect or professional to be awesome.

 

Furthermore I learned it is a real thing. Wabi Sabi. The Japenese art of imperfection. 

 

Anyways enjoy these Shitty Awesome Shirts.

 

The best part is these shirts are sustainably printed! 

 

Made in the USA out of 50% Organic Cotton and 50% recycled plastic water bottles you can be sure no sweatshops were involved and we are not supporting monsanto.

 

Did you hear that?! 50% organic cotton and 50% RECYCLED PLASTIC WATERBOTTLES?!?! We are supporting chemical free cotton and finding a use for trash!

 

Printed with water based inks and cleaned in a self contained reclaim system no chemicals are simply washed down the drain.

 

www.vanningaintnojoke.com

Shitty Awesome Shirts

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    A message from the Editor

    “Vanning Ain’t No Joke.” This is all my friend Brad Parker said to me after showing him photos of this 1978 Dodge Tradesman 200 I was going to buy to live in. I had no idea what this meant at the time. I had no idea what I was doing. That little saying stuck in my head. I didn’t know why he had said that originally but I sure do now. Living in a van forces you outside your comfort zone. You are constantly learning and growing. You are always facing problems you have to overcome. You are always moving, always going...

    Vanning definitely Ain’t No Joke!!!

     

    After 4 years of living in a van, many people have told me they live in vans because of me or that I have changed their lives. That’s where this magazine comes from. I thought to myself. If I could change peoples lives just from living my own life and show it on Instagram then how can I do this on a bigger scale? Not only do I have tons of stories and information to share but I know lots of people who also do. 

     

    I called my brother Neal Eisler and asked him if they wanted to start a van life magazine with me. We could change peoples lives I told them. After getting them on board, we got to work to make something we could be proud of...something that could not only change peoples lives but change peoples mindsets. I am really excited to share this first issue with everyone and can’t wait to share future issues we haven’t written yet. 

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