Want to grab a cool gift and help a charity? 10$ from each sale of the shirt linked here is donated to charity, 5 to ALS and 5 to the Shade Foundation.

http://www.chixappeal.com/

The shirts are very cool looking.

Late ADDITION! To any Sox fans, here is another link for a few different pieces of Sox gear that also donates a portion of the proceeds to charity. 5$ of each sale goes to the Shade Foundation when you purchase one of the “We did it again” shirts. They can be found at

www.collegehype.com

19 Comments for “Sox fans shopping for their wives, girlfriends?”

1. luvdsox Says:
   December 4th, 2007 at 10:27 am

   Dear Mr. Schilling,

   Thank you for letting us know about this fabulous shirt. I hope to unwrap it on Christmas.

   Once again if Mrs. Schilling needs a volunteer on the 6th, I will be happy to assist. If you want to skip on down to sunny Tucson on the 7th, you and your family are invited to dinner. It’s going to be 78 degrees today!!

   Have a safe trip.

   The Voveris’ Family

2. juliarad13 Says:
   December 4th, 2007 at 10:33 am

   Ooh I love that T shirt. Good sales job, Curt. Now it’s on my list.

   Though, hmm, “WE did it again” — heck, YOU guys did it. I just watched in sheer excitement. Should I really go around taking some credit from you?

   Ah, heck, I will, especially when it also benefits a good cause. And thanks for making us feel like we’re such a part of it.

3. mannyramirez1 Says:
   December 4th, 2007 at 11:06 am

   I just printed that out, thanks! Hopefully the man will get the hint. I entered the contest they had for the World Series Champs shirt, it didn’t pan out for me
   Peace

4. ange2386 Says:
   December 4th, 2007 at 11:29 am

   is the shirt really $90???

5. ok1soxfan Says:
   December 4th, 2007 at 12:11 pm

   Hey Curt,

   Thanks again for staying with the Red Sox! My nine year old son is ecstatic and has idolized you since the 2004 World Series. He has one thing one his Christmas list, a 16 x 20 autographed picture of you for his bedroom that he found on mlb.com. I understand the supply and demand aspects and that people make a tremendous amount of money off of your signature and I think that you should make all you can as well. I don’t mind paying as well, but $400.00 or more is getting a little steep for most of us. My son does a great job pitching on a 12 year old team and like most dads, I want to encourage his passion for the game. I think the adults, eBay, etc. have ruined the autographs for the kids, especially when you live in a state that doesn’t have a major league team. In my nostalgic opinion, baseball should still be about kids and encouraging the game and every aspect of it.

   Thanks again for staying with the Red Sox and for your blog. We can’t wait for next season and a repeat as World Series Champions!

6. toofarawayfromboston Says:
   December 4th, 2007 at 12:35 pm

   Want to make a less expensive version so more of us can afford it? Wow! I nearly fell over at the price… : (

7. law1599 Says:
   December 4th, 2007 at 2:39 pm

   The shirt design is made of Genuine Swarovski crystals (403 of them) and custom designed. Great wash and wear. ChixAppeal designed the World Series Champs shirts for the wives and families however, could not sell them due to licensing. The fans requested we do another one geared towards the Red Sox. We offer a full line of Collegiate apparel and are willing to take suggestions for future designs!!! Happy Holidays!!!

8. 1ann Says:
   December 4th, 2007 at 3:09 pm

   Dear Mr. Schilling,

   Nice tee shirt for the ladies, but it’s got me wondering about all the ‘official’ Red Sox worn uniform shirts currently up for auction on ebay. With little if any of the proceeds being credited to your favorite charities, ALS and SHADE could you or Red Sox ownership auction team merchandise directly on eBay for charitable fund raising?

   Given the global audience of eBay, I’m sure there are many people who would bid an outrageous amount of money on anything you or your kind wife autographed and the proceeds of the sale would handsomely benefit your charities. Maybe Red Sox management could entertain the thought about teaming up with the online auction giant to aid raising monies to support their charities as well. Attending a charitable gala is an event beyond the lifestyle of many Red Sox fans and the plain folks whose friends or loved ones have ALS or skin cancer. Be honest now, how many guys at your local grocery store or even your gaming company are springing $250 for a ticket to the SHADE gala? Getting them to dress up for anything is a feat to say the least. Yet I think many of these same people would open their wallets in a heartbeat if the opportunity to bid online for a Schilling or Red Sox item was presented in the convenience of their home or workplace (hey we all know that a portion of lunchtime is spent on the company computer surfing ebay).

   Just a thought as there are probably a lot of legal snafus involved. I have two friends with ALS and it is a devastating condition. If more people can donate money to the ALS and SHADE organizations, everyone will benefit.

9. sdl1 Says:
   December 4th, 2007 at 3:30 pm

   I’m married to a Mets fan…no way she would wear a Sox shirt. Could be worse..she could be a Y****e fan

10. rsoxgal07 Says:
    December 4th, 2007 at 3:59 pm

    Those are pretty cool looking, and for a good cause! My mom and are are gonna get one each. Just have to convince dad lol Thanks for posting the link to such a good idea(For the reciver and the fact that it is for a good cause!)

11. dukefrukem Says:
    December 4th, 2007 at 6:02 pm

    Curt, the sox are about to sign Santana and you’re talkin about shirts? Lets talk about how awesome you guys are gonna be if you get a 4th ace!!!!!!!!

12. iluvny Says:
    December 5th, 2007 at 9:20 am

    hey. dukefrukem i wouldn`t be putting that ring on your finger just yet for 08. here comes the tigers. wow! what a lineup.

13. lollardfish Says:
    December 5th, 2007 at 9:39 am

    Or, my wife says, she could by 18 t-shirts on sale for 5$ a piece at Target this week.

14. timlin50 Says:
    December 5th, 2007 at 1:28 pm

    //Sox fans shopping for their wives, girlfriends?//

    How about Sox fans shopping for themselves, Curt?

    Surely you’ve noticed probably half the people who show up at Fenway are women, right? Heck, maybe even MORE than half.

    Not all baseball fans are men.

15. scallop Says:
    December 5th, 2007 at 3:08 pm

    Sorry but this t-shirt thing leaves a bad bad taste….Ok, so 10 dollars go to charity but there’s NO way that would be an 80 something dollar T-Shirt.

    I tell you what Curt, what would you say if I sold a Red Sox baseball hat with Crystals on it for 90 bucks and donated TWENTY dollars to charity. Would you support it knowing I’m still making 50 bucks a hat profit?

    Well?

    PS: Do you own a piece of the t-shirt company?

    No I don’t.

16. Stef Says:
    December 5th, 2007 at 6:39 pm

    I’m a full time non traditional student and it’s the end of the semester… if I had 91.99, I wouldn’t speak to anyone! LOL

    I’d rather have a real authentic jersey anyway… what do I need with fancy crystals anyway?

    They could make them with sequins, sell them for $10 a piece, then donate ALL the money to ALS and Shade…

    Just a thought…

    –Stef

    (a Red Sox fan in SoonerLand)

17. clergyjack Says:
    December 19th, 2007 at 9:49 pm

    Hey Schill,

    If you want to start raking it in, why don’t you sell socks with the original Heinz 57 Ketchup on them.

    Bet you’d sell more than even a first class diva/drama queen could even begin to imagine.

    Clergyjack

18. jimboelliott Says:
    December 20th, 2007 at 7:39 pm

    When i first read your comments i got real upset! I mean what kind of christian would initiate that kind of trash talk?? But if you cant lead by example, then maybe baseball is done!!! A sport I love full of so called christians, pointing fingers,, wrong !!! We are all children of god! You should pick up your brother, not knock him down!!! Nothing nice to say??? Then try to say nothing at all! I forgive you as a brother of christ, and respect your play! Please in the future try to be the bigger person!! take care and may god bless you and your family on this christmas holiday!! jimbo elliott

19. 38can Says:
    December 21st, 2007 at 9:28 am

    HI, CURT S.

    THANKS FOR GIVING US A PART OF THE WOLD SERIES CHAMPIONSHIP

    IF YOU DINT WIN THAT GAME WE WOULDNT WIN IT IF YOU CAN PLEASE REPLY TO MY E-MAIL PLEASE.

    MY E-MAIL IS

    babe64@hotmail.co.uk

    please reply

    thank you againg

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