From the monthly archives:
It’s not often that I’ll write a post about a tee that comes from a magazine I’ve never read or even heard of before, but there’s something about a repeating print of yellow hot dogs that really tickles me. I just don’t think I’d be able to wear this and not be in a good mood.
Costiness=$10 (another reason to be cheerful) URL
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End of the week, time to clear things out:
Gridskipper: A pretty cool map from GSkip of 6 t-shirt shops in San Fransisco that are apparently rather good.
Stereo Panda: “Finally our full stock on tees (short and long sleeves) and sweaters has landed ! All colors and sizes are now available for your shopping pleasure.”#
Tee and Toast: “Tee and toast were very happy to collaborate with the folks at Oxjam Belfast to come up with this limited edition t-shirt. Oxjam Belfast is a unique music experience that aims to stage as many music events as possible throughout the month of October to raise money for Oxfam Ireland.
All profits to OXFAM IRELAND – so the more we sell, the more dosh oxfam gets,
we guarantee at least £8 from this sale will be going to charity – if not more. yeah 
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‘Tis the season apparently, site redesigns seem to be coming in thick and fast (three! in a week!). Quixotic is the latest to receive a make over and Brad has done a great job with it, with a look that is pretty reminiscent of his efforts over at Indie-Threads. There’s also some great new designs up in the store, some of them aren’t quite ready for sale yet, but they aren’t far off.
Check it out! Quixotic Clothing
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Anthropomorphism is huge when it comes to tee design, especially on design-competitions like Threadless and Split The Atom. I guess people just like seeing animals and inanimate objects being put into human situations, or maybe a jar of mayonnaise is easier to draw than people…
I realise that despite the broadness of anthropomorphism as a defined term (pretty much anything that isn’t human acting with human qualities or traits), some of these tees are fairly questionable as to whether they are actually anthropomorphic or merely drawn in a way that makes them appear that like that. But hey, why argue semantics when there’s great looking tees to look at!
The 100 tees have been split into two posts because 100 in the list would just be far too long of a page.
(Please note that some of these tees, especially the ones from Threadless, may have sold out between the time of me writing this and you reading it)
*Update* If you’re on the hunt for long lists of t-shirts, check out this huge collection of t-shirt lists (from lots of different sites, not just this one), or the lists category. Also, if you enjoyed this post, it would be very much appreciated it if you mentioned it on twitter, facebook, or another other form of social media like digg, stumbleupon or delicious.
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I never really intended for HYA to become the hub of all robot based clothing on the ‘net, and yet, here we are!
Me&Yu have got such a great style, they seem to be able to make really simple images look amazing, and somehow, just by having two colours printed on this hoodie makes it look so much better (I would imagine) than if they’d just used one colour.
Costiness=£45 URL
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From their mailout:
Beginning today, for the next 5 days (til Tuesday, October 2), all of the shirts in our website store are half price! That’s $17.50 a shirt. You heard me right. I’ll say it again, $17.50 a shirt! We only have a few shirts left of most designs, so don’t wait too long to see what’s available.
(The shirt description will show the normal price — $35 — but it will ring up $17.50 when you place a shirt into the shopping cart).
We are finalizing the roster for our fall run and will be announcing the line-up soon. We have some amazing shirts coming up…
Get on it!
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