There was no shortage of memorable moments from Travis Kelce after last night’s AFC Championship match. A local company is making sure they will live forever. Inside White Farmhouse Flowers in Parkville, there is Chiefs gear everywhere. “We have a lot of Chiefs shirts, earrings and stadium bags,” said store owner Denise Glanzer. “All kinds of things to support our city’s team.” On Tuesday morning, they’re adding a new jersey to the shelves. This comes with some inspiration from issue #87. “We’re always waiting for what Travis Kelce is going to say and he always has something very heartfelt that we love,” Glanzer said. “When he called the mayor of Cincinnati, I thought that’s what’s going on on our shirt. So, he says, know your role and shut your mouth.” Putting those T-shirts on the shelves happens almost overnight. This is because the shirts are all handmade. The process begins with creating the design and buying the shirts. “It’s a lot of work,” Glanzer said. “But you can make them instantly.” The finished product: a trendy way to celebrate the Chiefs’ win over the Bengals and a reminder not to badmouth Kansas City, because they’ll prove you wrong and put it on a shirt. Glanzer said they are planning to make another shirt with a different Kelce quote after the game. That mentions Burrowhead – you might remember the rest. If you want to get a shirt, you can order one online, call the store, or just walk in.
There was no shortage of memorable moments from Travis Kelce after last night’s AFC Championship match. A local company is making sure they will live forever.
Inside White Farmhouse Flowers in Parkville, there is Chiefs gear everywhere.
“We have a lot of Chiefs shirts, earrings and stadium bags,” said store owner Denise Glanzer. “All kinds of things to support our city’s team.”
They add a new shirt to the shelves on Tuesday morning. This one comes with some inspiration from number 87.
“We always wait for what Travis Kelce is going to say and he always has something very sincere that we love,” Glanzer said. “When he called the mayor of Cincinnati, I thought, this is what’s going on on our shirt. So, he says, know your role and shut your mouth.
Getting those T-shirts on the shelves happens almost overnight. This is because the shirts are all handmade.
The process starts with creating the design and buying the shirts. Then, printing it, cutting it out and pressing it.
“It’s a lot of work,” Glanzer said. “But you can do them instantly.”
The finished product: a trendy way to celebrate the Chiefs’ win over the Bengals and a reminder not to badmouth Kansas City, because they’ll prove you wrong and put it on a shirt.
Glanzer said they are planning to make another jersey with a different Kelce quote from after the game. That mentions Burrowhead – you may remember the rest.
If you want to get a shirt, you can order one online, call the store, or just walk in.
