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TeeBlox Geek Box Review – July 2017

Published 6 September 2017·2 min read·4 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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TeeBlox is a US based subscription package, offering a series of different subscription options. As the name suggests, it’s based around T-Shirts.

This review covers what’s now known as TeeBlox Classic, a subscription which sends a T-Shirt, a comic and usually another small item to your door each month. TeeBlox Classic subscribers can also choose from different themes. I go for Marvel.

One thing I like about the subscription is it’s a good entry point for collectors, coming in a smaller plastic envelope and being letter box sized. There is also some variety, even if you choose the same theme as other subscribers. That makes these interesting to review.

Pricing for this TeeBlox Classic subscription shipped to the UK is $25 USD (£20 GBP) when paid on a monthly basis. I took advantage of a discounted subscription offer, which so far has proven to be well worth the money.

Box Contents

Spider-man 2099 T-Shirt

This is quite different as it’s a mix of polyester and spandex. You can really feel the stretch.

Makes a good change really and it’s quite a vibrant design.

I value this at the T-Shirt standard of $10 USD.

Dark Horse Presents #29 Comic

This comes from Dark Horse Comics (unsurprisingly) and dates back to 1989.

This is black and white inside, with four different stories in a mix of art styles. I recognise Duck Man, which comes right at the end.

It’s slightly battered, but readable. Based on the online selling prices, I’ll value this at $1 USD.

Hail The Queen Sticker

I can’t immediately equate the reference, but this is rather an unexciting item, so there’s not much to add here.

I’m not going to assign a value for this one.

More from this box: all our TeeBlox reviews.

Box Review

Not the best TeeBlox, but I like the variety shown with the choice of T-Shirt.

There’s $11 USD of value here, which is below the cost price, but the T-Shirt value may be higher for you.

Really, this is a subscription that lives and dies on the strength of the T-Shirt included. The other items are just bonuses.

If you do like official T-Shirts, TeeBlox continues to be a good subscription.

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, so the subscription reviewed here can no longer be ordered. This review is kept as an archive of what the July 2017 package was like.
What was inside the July 2017 TeeBlox package?+
The July 2017 TeeBlox Marvel package contained a Spider-man 2099 T-shirt in a stretchy polyester and spandex mix, a 1989 Dark Horse Presents #29 comic and a Hail The Queen sticker.
How much did TeeBlox cost in July 2017?+
The TeeBlox Classic subscription shipped to the UK cost $25 USD, around £20 GBP, when paid monthly. The reviewer was on a discounted subscription offer that had proven worth the money.
What was the best item in the July 2017 TeeBlox?+
The Spider-man 2099 T-shirt led the July 2017 package: a vibrant design in an unusual stretch fabric that the reviewer felt made a good change, valued at the $10 USD standard.
Was the July 2017 TeeBlox worth it?+
The reviewer found $11 USD of value, below the cost price, and did not rate this among the best TeeBlox packages, concluding the subscription depends heavily on the T-shirt included each month.
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