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Tuesday, July 15, 2008

The City Letraset by Allmightys [Review]

by Andy on July 15, 2008

in Mens,Reviews,T-shirts,Womens

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This tee isn’t getting a traditional review because it wasn’t sent to me as a sample, it was sent as a thank you for a bit of non-clothing related help I gave them (who’d have thought my almost-encyclopedic knowledge of Amsterdam’s hotels would get me some tees?). But since quite a lot of you probably don’t have any real world experience with Allmightys I thought I’d take this opportunity to let you guys know what a quality product the AM team put out. If you’re thinking “who the hell are Allmightys?” then head over to their about page to get a refreshingly honest overview of the company. In a nutshell though, they’re a t-shirt design competition based in Europe that give part of each sale to charity.
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I wore this t-shirt last night when I went to the pub quiz (4 points of winning, boo!) and didn’t really expect to get much reaction from it since its a fairly subdued colourway and you really need to look at it for a while to really appreciate the design. But, in a highly unusual move, not one, but two of my friends were transfixed by the design, just staring and staring at it, which actually gets slightly uncomfortable after a few seconds. One of them even wanted to buy it off me, despite it being on sale at Allmightys, her being a girl, and definitely not a size XL. So, I guess its fair to say that this design gets a positive reaction.
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Allmightys pretty much delivers on every front. The print quality is great (and a design like this does give it a decent test), the tee is the industry standard of American Apparel, they’ve got great designers submitting to their competitions, and those designers get well compensated. I know this is a rather fawning review, but I’m really impressed with their whole setup and I glad that I can give them two thumbs up.If you fancy getting hold of a couple of Allmightys tees, they’re holding a mini-contest (running until 28th July) in which all you have to do is write a short comment about the future, as imagined from the past, and if they like it you might end up with an envelope making its way to you from Germany.

Costiness=€21 Tee Link

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The obligatory HYA iPhone post

by Andy on July 15, 2008

in Admin

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As far as I understand it, every website on the internet has to dedicate at least one post to the iPhone, so here’s mine. My iPhone arrived yesterday, and of course I love it, even if the bluetooth is so crippled I can’t work out how I’m going to move my contacts over from my old phone. The first website I looked at was HYA, and whilst it was fun to see the whole website, it isn’t particularly practical, so I installed this plugin/theme so that when you guys want to look Hide Your Arms when you’re on the move (or too lazy to get off the couch) the content is a bit easier to peruse, as you can see in the second photograph.

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Can I post about another Barack Obama t-shirt line? Yes I can

by Andy on July 15, 2008

in Mens,Political,T-shirts,Womens

08amablacklg Can I post about another Barack Obama t shirt line? Yes I can

Thriving Ink, who spend most of their time producing some really rather beautiful illustrative tees, have collaborated with AJ Dimarucot to produce a line of t-shirts all about Barack Obama that they’ve called ‘Hope is Dope’. Its amazing just how many brands are producing designs and lines about the man who has Hope, I wonder if people will still proudly be wearing them in a years time, or perhaps Diesel Sweeties have hit the nail on the head?

Thriving Ink

Catch the Thriving Ink press release after the break.
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Johnny Cupcakes sleeps hanging upside down

by Andy on July 15, 2008

in Mens,T-shirts,Womens

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Johnny Cupcakes, never one to miss a trick, sent out a newsletter pointing out that if you want to be the coolest kid waiting in line for The Dark Knight then the above tees may well be what you’re after. I think that these designs were released last month with the new line.If you’re after a bit more Dark Knight japery, check out the avatar of pretty much anyone over at Emptees, they’ve all gone Joker crazy!

Johnny Cupcakes

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Support NYC by Support Shirts

by Andy on July 15, 2008

in Mens,T-shirts,Womens

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When Tara from Support Shirts got in touch with me about her and Travis’ (her boyfriend & member of NY hardcore band This Is Hell) t-shirt brand, Support Shirts, I wasn’t expecting to see a tee in the style of the one pictured, and I’m sure that if you listened to a couple of This Is Hell songs then you’d be pretty surprised at what you found in the Support Shirts webstore too.

That isn’t to say I don’t like it, I just presumed that I was going to be find some tees with more of a hard rock and punk edge to them. But I guess that just because people like to listen to hardcore music doesn’t mean they have to make hardcore clothes. With a name like Support Shirts, you know that there’s a social element too. I don’t know the extent to which they’re involved in each charity, but they list quite a few charities on their site that they support, many of which are clothing and music related.

The reason why I picked this tee (beyond it having a cool design) is because recently I’ve been applying for jobs and internships in New York and seeing the skyline on a tee just makes me want to go there a little bit more.

Costiness=$20 Tee Link

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