Threadless, a T-shirt company is offering to let Twitter users have top tweets printed on T-shirts. Users can nominate and vote for the tweets that will be printed on each shirt, much like how threadless currently produces its other t-shirts. Two new tshirts will be sold each week at $18 each.

You can sign in to your twitter account via Threadless and you’ll be able to vote on submitted tweets and earn $500 for submitting your own tweet (if it gets printed) or $140 for nominating a tweet that gets printed.

Pretty fun contest and threadless is an example of a business that has done well to appeal to the ever growing Twitter crowd. Great way to boost sales and get more new customers.

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I just discovered Twitfave, a site that allows you to find how what tweets of yours are favourited by other users. It also offers a collection of ‘hot’ tweets or ‘classic’ tweets, a list of tweets that are have been favorited by the general Twitter community. I like the feature a lot and the only downside is that the interface is a little clumsy.. I would love to have a simple numerical view of the number of favorites next to each tweet. But that’s only personal preference I guess.

Anyway, here’s how it works. Go over to twitfave and enter your Twitter username. After which, you’ll see a list of tweets that have been favorited by others. Then look over on the right side of the screen and click on the ‘at twitfave’ link, which you bring you to an individual page listing all the users who have favorited that particular tweet. Here are some screenshots using @tweeterism as an example:

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