Here’s something curious, GorillaTank price everything up in pounds, yet my package came from The Netherlands, where you’d usually expect them to work in Euro’s, since that’s their currency and all. I guess that doesn’t really matter since my package turned up in a reasonable time and that’s the main issue that concerns people when they’re ordering clothing (and pretty much everything else) off the internet.

Peanut butter and jelly isn’t really a popular sandwich combo here in England, I actually brought the subject up in the pub tonight, and naturally, one of the people I was with immediately said that they ate them, which was a bit of a bitch-slap to my beliefs, but I guess it does mean that Gorilla Tank are targeting some niche markets in the UK! The design is really well done, all the elements are balanced out together, the little splatters that are off the bread add a certain something that suggests that they care as much about the design as the idea behind it. Another great touch is the way that they’ve not printed the edges and corners of the bread so that the brown of the tee and shows through to create the 3D look. If I was going to gripe about one thing though, it is quite hard to make out the faces of the savoury sumo characters, maybe a bit more contrast on the eyes, nose and lips? Although then they’d need to print an extra colour and that would probably be troublesome.

In quality terms, I’m impressed. They’re rockin’ a standard American Apparel tee. The print quality is impressive too, it feels like its gonna last.

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