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TeeBlox Geek Box Review – January 2017

Published 28 January 2017·3 min read·2 min video

TeeBlox has since stopped running. This review is kept as a record of what the box was like; every edition we opened is on the TeeBlox page.

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It’s over a year since I last checked out TeeBlox, a US based service which ships a T-Shirt and some other small items to your door each month.

One thing I do like about this geek subscription is that the items arrive in a letterbox shaped plastic envelope. These fit through my letterbox so I don’t have to wait around to open the door when the post is delivered.

Another selling point for TeeBlox is that they choose from a selection of officially licenced T-Shirts. That means that there’s no guarantee that any two subscribers will get the same package.

You can also choose to theme your monthly subscription from a wide choice. I went with the Movies and TV Shows package, but there are plenty of others. I suspect that there’s some crossover between the possible themes as well depending what T-Shirts are in stock.

Shipping for this, in the light envelope, was fast, with the orders seemingly sent out near the beginning of the month.

I signed up for an annual subscription during a special sale, largely to offset the postage costs, which always make ordering international boxes less desirable to those of us in the UK. The standard pricing for this subscription is $25 USD (£20 GBP) when paid on a monthly basis.

There’s no information card included within the package which I guess is due to the unique nature of what every subscriber receives.

Box Contents

Star Trek T-Shirt

This is a cool design of Mr Spock on a traditional grey T-Shirt stock, very reminiscent of the original series.

I’m going to value this at the T-Shirt standard price I use, which is $10 USD. I do appreciate that many of these sell for more than this.

Kazar Comic

This is Kazar volume 2 #10, with a publication date of February 1998 and the words Urban Jungle on the front. The cover price is $1.99 USD.

This came bagged and in a condition that’s well looked after. It’s a Marvel series, but not one I know much about. Always a fun thing to have included in a box.

Second owner comics are harder to value. Looking at similar comics in the series, $1 USD sounds fair to me.

Captain America Badge

This is a single badge cut from a larger cardboard sheet.

I’m not that into receiving badges in geek boxes, but as a bonus alongside the T-Shirt, this works quite well. It’s a good character too.

I value this at $1 USD.

More from this box: all our TeeBlox reviews.

Box Review

Not quite as much in as the previous TeeBlox package I received, but that purchase was right when this first went on sale. Still, a good selection for a small envelope.

I make this $12 USD of value, which is below the standard price, although I did get a discount and I appreciate that branded T-Shirts do often sell for more than my standard valuation.

TV and Movies has led to one Star Wars T-Shirt and one Star Trek T-Shirt. So, this could also fit quite nicely as a Sci-Fi package as well.

As a starter package for a geek box fan, I think that TeeBlox will appeal.

Box update

TeeBlox has since stopped running, so the subscription link that originally sat here has been retired. You can still browse every TeeBlox review on this site.

Frequently asked

Answers generated from this review during the 2026 rebuild.

Is TeeBlox still available?+
No. TeeBlox has since stopped running and can no longer be ordered. This review of the January 2017 package is kept as an archive of what the subscription was like at the time.
What was inside the January 2017 TeeBlox?+
The January 2017 TeeBlox contained a Star Trek T-shirt showing Mr Spock on grey stock, a bagged Kazar volume 2 number 10 Marvel comic from February 1998 and a Captain America badge cut from a cardboard sheet.
How much did TeeBlox cost in January 2017?+
The standard TeeBlox price was $25 USD (£20 GBP) per month. The reviewer instead held a yearly plan bought in a sale, a choice driven mainly by the postage that makes ordering boxes from overseas costlier for UK buyers.
How did TeeBlox subscriptions work?+
Subscribers chose a theme, such as the Movies and TV Shows package the reviewer picked, and TeeBlox drew an officially licensed T-shirt from stock. That stock based selection meant subscribers could not count on receiving identical packages, and no information card came with the January 2017 envelope.
Was the January 2017 TeeBlox worth it?+
The reviewer put the January 2017 contents at $12 USD, under the standard price, but had paid a discounted annual rate and allowed that licensed shirts often retail above the $10 USD figure used. TeeBlox was rated a sensible starting point for geek box fans.
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