I reaaaaally like this tee, the colourway is awesome, but then again I would say that (hint: look at my logo), and the whole thing is wonderfully retro without makes it too kitsch. The design is by Danny Jones aka YASLY, who is always good value for a quality tee design. Danny is actually responsible for all the designs that are currently available from new brand Regan Smith Clarke, so if you like YASLY, you’ll probably will like RSC.
Costiness=$20 Buy it at Regan Smith Clarke
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Prestigious have put out a really strong new line recently, the whole thing is very wearable, but I think that this one is my favourite of the bunch, probably because of my soft spot for photo tees is about as tough as warm butter.
Costiness=$22 Ladies/Gentlemen
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I’ll be honest, I’m straight up ripping this tee from ATshirtBlog, there’s no way I would have found it otherwise. I wish the print was quite a lot bigger, but there’s no denying that is a great looking piece of logotype.
Costiness=€20 Buy it at Typejockeys
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I may not know too much about the printing/manufacturing side of the t-shirt industry, though I am learning throughout this HYA tee and upcoming artist series process, but one thing I have learned so far is that there is no point in me trying to do everything myself. I know what I’m good at (rambling on the internet) and I know what I’m not (most other things). Jon Kruse has written a great post about outsourcing and delegating your workload when trying to run a t-shirt business that says what I just said, but in a longer and more entertaining way that actually explains why you should delegate.
Check it out at How To Start A Clothing Comapny
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