Harrisonburg, VA (1888PressRelease)
May 27, 2007 - Madison Xchange, originally a marketplace for James Madison University students has recently revamped their site into a college clothing line focusing on unique t-shirts.
In early May Facebook announced their newly added marketplace feature, causing members from Madison Xchange to cross over to the new service. Madison Xchange looked to be doomed but founder Stephen Kratsios looked at the situation as an opportunity. Annoyed with the sam t-shirt designs from every retail store in the mall, he put his ideas into photoshop. Since then, Madison Xchange has become a fully integrated college clothing line.
With t-shirts appealing to JMU students and colleges across the country, MX hopes to expose their products to the mainstream. Their interests are to provide an exclusive look for the college student. They are not the typical retail clothing line in which the clothing turns you into a walking billboard. MX is currently involved with campus' from New York City down to Virginia. They are always open to new ideas from students and are using every aspect of the college life as an influence to the designs on the clothing.
With the reopening of their store, they are offering $5 discount on orders of $20 and above.
More information can be found on www.madisonxchange.com as well as on their myspace page.
