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July 2006

Derbz Submission

by Andy on July 31, 2006

in News, T-shirts

I don’t mean to make a habit of this, but someone e-mailed me asking for support of their entry into the Spreadshirt Derby, and I just can’t say no to people. So take a look at the naked running man (gonna click now aren’t cha!) and rate it how you judge.

Take a look.

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Wemoto Clothing

by Andy on July 31, 2006

in Hoodies, Mens, Track Jackets, Womens

zipper ash Wemoto Clothing
It’s started raining (the UKs two weeks of summer are over, I guess), so its time to get back to the sleeves!

Wemoto clothing from Germany produce some big, brash designs for their tees, but things get a little bit more subtle with their hoodie and zip-up track jacket collection. I guess that this is logo clothing, but since it is so subtle it creates a pretty nice effect, and the orange and white contrasts nicely on the navy and ash grey colours.

Wemoto print onto American Apparel, orders are sorted by e-mail.

Costiness=€64.90 (including Europe wide delivery) URL

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Not a t-shirt blog: Bedlam Clothing

by Andy on July 28, 2006

in Mens, T-shirts, Womens

131 Not a t shirt blog: Bedlam Clothing

I’m never too sure about running stores that have ‘funny’ tees, since I know lots of people don’t buy into the whole Busted Tees vibe, I always wonder whether a tee which is a joke has much longevity socially, compared to a nicely designed artistic tee. But Bedlam Clothing does seem to have a little something to it. As well as making you laugh, they also have a focus on what seems to be the worlds favourite past time, gambling (if the shows on late-night tv are anything to go by). I’ll let the stores’ owner, Michael, fill you in on the details.

All of our original designs are printed on American Apparel clothing and are of the finest quality. Now I will be the first to tell you that I don’t have much of a graphic design background, I think and design in terms of text, so that’s what you’ll find on a majority of our current designs. The next round of bedlam tees will be done by established artists and will move in a more graphic-based direction. To make room for the new stuff I’ve placed every bedlam tee on sale for $10 until inventory runs out.

Nice to see a bit of humility there from Michael, and whilst he says he thinks in terms of text, at least he’s picked some great fonts! So pick up a bargain or two, since you can’t really go wrong with American Apparel stock for $10.

Bedlam Clothing

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Not a t-shirt blog: 302designs

by Andy on July 27, 2006

in Mens, T-shirts, Womens

guys imagination1 Not a t shirt blog: 302designs
I quite like letting the companies do the describing for me sometimes, and not just because I’m lazy, I’m just not as good at talking like a PR guy as designers are. Observe.

302designs, established in December 2004, is run and managed by four unique individuals. Each partner brings their own differentiated interests, skills, and backgrounds to the company.

Each design is a symbolic representation of an individual’s feelings. Some of the recurring themes are emphasizing the importance of listening to one’s own internal passion, promoting individuality, and maintaining strength from within.

302 considers itself.a socially conscious establishment. Keeping with this theme, we refuse to contribute to sweatshop conditions of any type. Each shirt is printed on material from American Apparel, out of L.A. They support fair wages and benefits for all their employees.

But I guess that since 302designs describes itself as a company that creates ‘poetic t-shirts’, you’re going to get descriptive language, and this theme runs through into their t-shirt designs. All the tees marry life-affirming and inspiring text with intricate and detailed graphics. It’s one of the strongest line-ups of inventory that I’ve seen for quite a while, if I were to choose one I’d really struggle, I only picked the one in the picture (Imagination) because I prefer brighter colours in the summer.

There is also a full girls section, including one or two designs that aren’t available for the guys.

All the items seem well priced, running between $20-$27, and considering how great I think these tees look, well worth the price.

302designs

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I need a manbag!

27.07.2006

Bit of a departure from our usual sleeve-based adventures, but I figured that you might be interested in seeing what Cool Hunting thought were the twelve best bags for men out there. I can’t see anything in there that would accommodate my laptop though, why did I have to go for a 17″ monitor? It [...]

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Not a t-shirt blog: Mochi1045

26.07.2006

The sun is still beating down here, so I’ve decided on having a tee week (as if the past 2 days hadn’t made that clear).Mochi1045 feels more like an artist who happens to print some designs onto tees rather than someone who owns a tee shop, but it doesn’t exactly take a genius to work [...]

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Not a t-shirt blog: Shaolinen

25.07.2006

I could go in for a lot of eastern-inspired stereotypes, and point out that HYA could be pronounced like that sound to make when you pretend to do a karate chop, but instead I’m going to let Shaolinen explain their ethos themselves:
It is high time a sense of realism came about to give martial arts [...]

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Not a t-shirt blog: Go Ape Shirts

24.07.2006

Too hot for hoodies, am I right, folks?
Go Ape Shirts sprang to the attention of the ’sphere a few months ago when Dave Horowitz’s infamous Boo Boo Walker design struck a chord with Star Wars loving hipsters. Amazingly, Go Ape hasn’t been sued for copyright infringement by George Lucas and are back with their second [...]

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Mwah! It’s a liberation transmission

21.07.2006

Something for the ladies, its been a while since I gave you a treat!
I did the whole skull and crossbones motif, especially since it isn’t done in a stereotyped and done-before white pirate style (not that I’m averse to looking like a pirate).
The pic isn’t that clear, but it sure does look nice, I’d imagine [...]

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The Cotton Filter – 200706

20.07.2006

It’s been too long:
La Fraise + Spreadshirt: Interesting noises coming from HipHipUK (new UK based tee blog) that the popular French submission-competition tee company La Fraise has been bought out by Spreadshirt. I can’t find any corroboration on this at the moment, but it’s an interesting move on the part of Spreadshirt since they already [...]

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