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Thursday, July 3, 2008

Review: Decks & Butterflies by EIO Clothing

by Andy on July 3, 2008

in Mens,Reviews,T-shirts

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When the postman delivered the familiar screenprinted EIO envelope a little smile came across my face. There’s something about EIO Clothing that makes me feel a bit like a rockstar, which may well be because EIO make tees worn by rockstars… and Mika.

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Things got even more rock when I pulled the tee out of its wrapping paper (not pictured, but it is a cool touch). This tee had gold foil on it, I’ve always thought that there was a certain audacity to printing with gold foil, its flashy, its attention grabbing, and almost completely unnecessary in the best possible way. I maintained my recent run of tee-test professionalism by wearing this tee last weekend, and people loved it, specifically my various lady friends loved it, the guys didn’t really notice, but that’s probably because the butterflies make it a bit feminine for most of my boys. Butterflies and a record player (or a ‘deck’ as the kids are calling it) might not exactly be a combination that everyone will love, but I can almost see a connection,

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I’ve never received a tee with gold foil on it, so its hard for me to tell how it compares to other tees with foil on them, but from what I can tell the printing is very sharp, especially considering that we aren’t exactly talking about big blocks of foil, there’s some thin lines and details there that have been dealt with very well. EIO do admit on the product page that the gold foil will distress with washing, and recommend hand washing the tee, so I guess that’s something that you should be aware of, I’ll try and give you an update on how well it washes, but considering how many tees I have it could be many months before I’ve worn it enough times for a washing test to produce conclusive results. The new custom hang tags look pretty freakin’ awesome too.

Costiness=£23.95 (currently on sale, regularly £29.95, both prices include free worldwide shipping) Link

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Glennz wants to give you a KISS

by Andy on July 3, 2008

in T-shirts

freak of nature Glennz wants to give you a KISS

I have a phobia of things that fly in an erratic fashion, which includes butterflies, but they aren’t nearly as bad as moths (which have the added danger of loving to eat what I love to wear), so I’m a little nervous even looking at this tee, never mind the fact that Gene Simmons astoundingly long tongue adds to the creepy factor. So I don’t think you’ll be surprised to hear that I won’t be purchasing this tee, but it is still a cool design.Costiness=$19.95 Link

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Shapescape by You Work For Them [Rumplo Rocks]

by Andy on July 3, 2008

in Mens,T-shirts,Womens

2589 0 Shapescape by You Work For Them [Rumplo Rocks]

Apparently I’m not the only person that thinks Rumplo Rocks, seeing as, at the time of writing, they’re ranked in joint second in a BusinessWeek “Best and Worst of Web Design” poll, which rather ironically has an error itself, saying that Google has 3% of the vote, whilst placing it at the top of the list (I suspect that it has something in the 30-39% range).

I think the quality that draws me towards this tee is that it reminds me of looking up at clouds and trying to find shapes, you can look at this tee design and make up your own mind what its meant to be… or you could just read the description on the site.

Costiness=$28.95 Tee Link Rumplo Link

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Yet more new tees from Wrongwroks

by Andy on July 3, 2008

in Mens,T-shirts,Womens

3973 Yet more new tees from Wrongwroks

I don’t think that Wrongwroks ever take a day off (despite facts!), they/he put out designs at a rate far beyond what you’d expect of a brand their size. You can expect more pop culture mashup madness if you click through for a couple more pics from the collection.Wrongwroks
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