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Remember how Elaine from Seinfeld went through the painstacking exercise to ensure all of her suitors were “spongeworthy?” Well, we’ve just launched new t-shirts here at Water - Use It Wisely and we’re taking a similar approach - we want to know if you’re “shirtworthy.” 

If you think you are, then tell us in 140 characters or less on Twitter and we’ll send the best entries a free shirt sized to order. It’s that simple. The most creative explanations of “shirtworthiness” get a free shirt.

Here’s what you have to do to be considered:

• Go to Twitter and begin a new entry  with “@wuiw” Your entry must start with this tag to be considered.
• Explain why you’re “shirtworthy” in the alloted space
• Contest will run from Friday, May 1 to Friday, May 8. 
• Once complete, Water - Use It Wisely will judge all entries and hand out shirts to the most creative entries. 
• Winners will be notified via Twitter the week of May 11

These aren’t your dad’s typical trade show swag t-shirts either. These are part of American Apparel’s Sustainable Edition brand, custom designed by Water - Use It Wisely. So if you want one, tell us why, and you might get one. Hope you’re “shirtworthy!”

We’d like to introduce you to the newly designed, limited edition, Water - Use It Wisely tshirt. 

Designed from 100 percent USDA certified organic cotton as part of American Apparel’s Sustainable Edition, the Water - Use It Wisely tshirt will go on sale to the public tomorrow on wateruseitwisely.com. Rumor has it though, if you’re interested in picking one up for free, there might be a fun promotion coming your way soon. 

If you’re curious about the design of the shirt, it was based off a motivational poster produced in 1939 to increase resolve in the streets of Great Britain during WWII. While the original designer remains unknown, two-and-a-half million copies of the poster were originally printed but were distributed in limited numbers. 

Stay tuned to learn where you can purchase your own shirt and how to pick one up for free.