Spotted: a Sandbar shirt in the mecca of all things tropical, Key West!
Sandbar fan Maria went snorkeling while visiting our dream destination, and she took her Sandbar shirt along for the trip.
Where has your Sandbar shirt been? Send us an email and a picture, we want to hear your story!
Here's another Sandbar T-shirt picture submitted by some of our fans. It's a pretty small size, but you can still kind of see the Sandbar printed on the chest.
This picture is of Leslie and Gill of Alabama, while they were in Tampa, Fla., last Thanksgiving. Leslie says "All my men wear Sandbar shirts!"
The shirt Gill is wearing is an old-school Sandbar shirt- before we even had an official logo!
Last month, the Chicago Chapter of the KU Alumni Association put together a fun event for local Jayhawks: their own version of Amazing Race, through the streets of Chicago.
We were pleasantly surprised to see traces of Lawrence in the pictures of the event, especially this team of four young ladies:
Nice shirts, girls! Way to represent what we're assuming are some of your favorite bars in Lawrence.
Our friends Phil and Kristen live in Austin. If you've seen the hurricane, you've seen Phil- he's the random guy making a cameo appearance as the bouncer. The one who throws Brother Pants out of the bar.
A few months ago when March Madness was consuming all of Lawrence, and KU played in the Sweet Sixteen in San Antonio, Phil went to the KU game:
Phil said, "I tried to represent Kansas with my Sandbar shirt. David Johanning said it's my fault KU lost." (That's not true.) It's the same Sandbar shirt he's wearing in the hurricane video, and ironically it's Texas orange.
Apparently there were some Sandbar fans sitting near Phil at the game, and they were impressed that a guy from Austin who went to UT had a Sandbar shirt.
Our little bartender is all grown up and has a baby of his own now.
We've seen Chris grow through the years…from birthdays to meeting his wife to getting married in Mexico. And then came a baby. Like any good former bartender, he wore his Sandbar shirt in the delivery room. (Check that picture out here.)
And now, the next generation:
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Bartender Danny recently traveled to Colorado for spring break and decided to climb a mountain. He had never climbed a mountain before, but since he's an Ironman, he can do anything.
Danny and his friend Delaware climbed a 14,000 foot mountain: Grays Peak. It's the ninth highest peak in Colorado. You can read all about his adventure on his blog.
Like a good Sandbar employee should, Danny took along his Sandbar shirt for a photo op.