A) Contest Winners
It was a truly splendid afternoon spent reading and analysing all your answers to our 2nd year, so what now then? survey. Your enthusiasm and wisdom brighten even the dullest of afternoons in the Hipstery HQ.
Using random.org we selected two names at random to win a free Hipstery experience. One of these fine individuals is called Åsmund and comes from Norway, the other is called Ali and comes from Belgium. You guys will have mail shortly.
B) Results
Here are some of the results for your perusals:

We read the goal was to get over 40% Very Disappointed, which apparently suggests your business has legs and might do something with them beyond laying around on the couch. So good news there.

A broader split here, but still a general consensus in favour of more, and easy ways to regularly receive this “more”.
C) Open Responses
Here are some of our favourite answers to the optional, open question:
1. “Basically the hipstery is another word for perfection”
2. This one was in German, but the basic gist was that we should add larger – “Tit-friendly-t-shirts!”
3. “…it’s my birthday next week and if i could have offered my family the option to gift me a T that i could pick myself that would have been lovely. because, really, how well do they know me? i could get an inappropriate ‘T’ like i did when i was a callow youth and my granny thought i liked Scooby Do, but i really liked Desperate Dan and the Power Rangers, and i had to wear it and say it was nice, and was even told to write a thank you letter (sorry i didn’t always write Gran).”
4. “I kind of like you and stuff…”
The saddest news is that our planned mystery tin opener project is now halted after reading this one…
5. “I don’t think I’d be happy to fill in a survey and just get a random mystery object (Lucky dip bags are never what you hope for). What if you sent me a tin opener? I’ve already got two and I don’t even use them that much….I think mystery hand bag would really go down well, but you might need to girly up the site a bit. I don’t know if many women would be happy with men buying their clothes.”
Super to read someone noticed the message to the postie on our new packaging
“Oh yeah, and I though it was really cool of you to have printed on the postalpackage a message to the postaloffice dude/dudett, at the moment it was sent from Hipstery it started to become a gift for several people on it’s journey and I felt great that I’d “given” this cool little message to my local postman/lady, it propably smiled when delivering my mystery, and that thought makes me smile!”
So plenty to chew over from all the results and feedback. Thanks again for taking the time.
D) So now what then?
Going forward it’s still hard to know exactly what will come next. We’re still a very small business, a business in which none of us founders are actually paid a wage. We started it by cobbling together a laughably small investment since we’re all paupers, and only really got the business off the ground solely on kind, talented friends donating us their time and skills. Oh, and some begged and pilfered t-shirts. None of that is an excuse, just background info on why it has taken us a long time to bring out changes and new products/services. Honestly, we’ve already come a long way in terms of the number of shirts we have, in that we now actually have a custom built website (6 months work right there) with the backend wizardry that allows us to pack more and more orders each day, in that we have dedicated office space (the first six months we ran it from my sleeping chambers). Still, we often run into cash flow issues that inhibit what we can risk on new ideas and improvements.
In short, we can’t promise we’re going to get there soon, but however long it takes and whatever it looks like once we do make it, we hope that we’re still lucky enough to have such enthusiastic patrons as yourselves supporting us.