Is TeeBlox still available?

No. TeeBlox has since stopped running, so the October 2015 package can no longer be ordered. This review is kept as an archive of what the T-shirt subscription contained at the time.

What was inside the October 2015 TeeBlox?

The October 2015 TeeBlox package held an officially licensed Star Wars T-shirt, two stickers and a TeeBlox badge, a full sized Ender's Game poster and a bagged copy of the Tales Of Darkness comic.

What did the October 2015 TeeBlox cost?

TeeBlox cost $25 USD, roughly £17 GBP, in October 2015 with delivery to the UK included. The reviewer noted that costs for North American subscribers were much more reasonable than the UK price.

What was the best item in the October 2015 TeeBlox?

The Star Wars T-shirt was the main draw of the October 2015 TeeBlox, described as high quality and officially licensed. The full sized Ender's Game poster was also praised as rare for a geek box.

Was the October 2015 TeeBlox worth it?

For UK buyers the reviewer found the total value fell below the $25 USD shipped cost of the October 2015 TeeBlox, though value was much better without the high shipping charge. The package itself was still rated a happy result.

TeeBlox Geek Box Review – October 2015

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.

TeeBlox is a new monthly mystery service where a package of items is shipped to your door, with the main item being an official T-Shirt.

They currently have a choice of T-Shirt and topic packages, depending on your interests. I went with the one that I suspect is the most popular, the Movies and TV Shows package. You can also select from Games and Beers & Liquors, as well as a mixed option.

The T-Shirts arrive in a plastic envelope rather than a box, but I’ll continue to use the word “box” in this review for consistency across the site. The use of the envelope actually works out conveniently, as this is letter box sized and I didn’t have to wait around for a delivery.

My subscription was sent out the date after the order and arrived in the UK in order a week. That may be coincidence, but I suspect that first month orders are currently being shipped as they arrive.

There is a downside to this subscription in the UK, and that is, the cost including delivery is $25 USD (£17 GBP). The costs for North American subscribers are much more reasonable.

Box Contents

Star Wars T-Shirt

As promised, the main item is a high quality and officially licensed T-Shirt.

Very happy with this one, as I like grey and the design works well.

There are all kinds of official Star Wars T-Shirts available on Amazon.com. I’m going to value this at the T-Shirt standard of $10 USD, although many of the official shirts sell for more than this.

Tee Blox October 2015 Star Wars TShirt

Stickers And Badge

The package includes two stickers and a badge. One of the stickers and the badge are of Tee Blox. The other sticker I recognise from my gaming days as Ryu from the Street Fighter series.

I’ll put a nominal value of $1 USD on these.

Tee Blox October 2015 Stickers

Ender’s Game Poster

This is a full sized poster of 24 inches by 36 inches, which is very rare to get in a geek box. It’s not a favorite film of mine, but this is an excellent poster.

The only downside is that this comes folded, but that’s unavoidable with the delivery packaging.

You can buy this Ender’s Game poster for $10 USD on Amazon.com. That does include delivery in a tube, which is normally a premium.

Tee Blox October 2015 Enders Game Poster

Tales Of Darkness Comic

This came bagged and boarded, which I know is a big thing for comic book fans.

This is issue #4 from December 1998 and I believe is part of a 5 issue mini series. The cover price is $2.95 USD. You can buy this single issue of Tales Of Darkness on Amazon.com. Based on that, I’ll record a value of $1 USD.

More from this box: all our TeeBlox reviews.

Box Review

Happy with this package and particularly the effort of Tee Blox to include some light, but interesting, items on top of the main T-Shirt.

I do like the main T-Shirt and it’s good to have a high value poster included, even if I will not display it.

The downside is that the value is below the shipped cost for people in the UK (I may have been mean with the T-Shirt value). For people not paying the high shipping cost, the value will be much better.

I do feel that TeeBlox need to look at the international shipping cost, as this is higher than other much larger and heavier boxes. There must be better shipping deals available to them.

I would buy this again down the line and perhaps try one of the other options. If you are tempted, there are many different T-Shirt combinations available. I’d be interested to see your comment posting about what you received.

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.