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Tee Shirt Trade In-Earth Day Event April 22/17

It's time to celebrate the single most important thing on the planet, the planet itself. In today's world the "re" buzz words like reduce, reuse, repurpose and recycle are all great initiatives and we'd like to introduce a new term with a purposeful impact "Re-Tee". The term simple means, letting Jake repurpose your tee shirt in a meaningful manner, paying you for your efforts and helping the planet. Five years ago, "Jake by the Lake" decided that once a year on Earth Day that we would buy back your aged Life is Good tees and donate them to people who...
T-shirt Art Contest for Kids 4-17 years

Calling all optimists (ages 4-17 and their parents)! The 2nd Life is Good T-Shirt Art Contest for Kids has arrived. Draw what makes your life good and your design could become a Life is Good tee and earn you a $2,000 scholarship. For each entry we receive, $1 will be donated to the Life is Good Kids Foundation. Visit Jake by the Lake to learn more and pick up an entry form today! #LifeisGoodbecause #GROWtheGoodAt Life is Good we believe what you focus on grows. That’s why we’re asking kids (4-17) to draw what makes your life good to help...
#bringbacktheblanket #lifeisgood
Life is good has made many products over the past 22 years, but this item has to be the most requested since they discontinued it in 2012/2013. We have started a campaign to #bringbacktheblanket Please post your photos and requests on Facebook, Twitter or Instagram using the hashtags #lifeisgood #bringbacktheblanket Share why you love the berber/microfleece blanket or why you want one. Have blanket envy? Snap a photo of your friend's Life is good blanket and share on social media.
Feb. 5th is our Annual Super Duper Sale

Our 8th Annual Super Sale is in shop on Feb. 5th and our online sale starts on Feb. 6th. You don't want to miss it. 51% off EVERYTHING STOREWIDE (online customers MUST HAVE a coupon code to receive the discount).
Holiday Wishes

Cynthia and I have worked in the service industry for most of our lives, which has lead us down a road of independence, the road less traveled, if you will. Serving the general public is our livelihood but more importantly, its also our responsibility. Foremost, we want our customers to be satisfied and return, ensuring that our businesses are successful, that our employees are successful and that we are also successful. The question arises, how does one measure success? We know that people visit our businesses for many reasons and more often than not, it's not just to merely...