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Last month I wrote a post a post about
Squishi that was
’somewhat’ enthusiastic, when a person claims that they want to hug a brand in the title of the post, they’re clearly setting their hopes pretty high. I realised when I was offered a sample from Squishi that I may have put them up on a bit of a pedestal, and that the reality might end be disappointing, they are run almost entirely by a guy called Will & his six colour screen printing machine, which would leave me having to write a review that I didn’t want to…
![squishi2 squishi2 Monster by Squishi [Review]](http://hideyourarms.com/wp-content/uploads/2008/09/squishi2.jpg)
… but we all know I’m a showman, right? I’m not going to spoil the big reveal yet. I love the design, I’d never heard of
Drew Millward (the artist) before, but it turns out that he knows how to draw. Big time. There’s a lot going on, but I think that Drew gets away with it by making the design so fun and cute. Yep, all that blood and I think its fun and cute, the Andy-man
has turned dark. The colourway works really well too, I can’t wear this since its a size large (Squishi don’t do XL yet), but I think this is one of the few designs with a lot of pink (and neon pink at that) on them that I’d actually wear.
![squishi3 squishi3 Monster by Squishi [Review]](http://hideyourarms.com/wp-content/uploads/2008/09/squishi3.jpg)
I know I teased before, but come on, you never really doubted it, did you? The quality is great. The stock tee is an American Apparel blank, so there’s no surprises there, and the print quality is good too. It’s a pretty detailed print, with lots of small pieces and lines that could have easily tripped up team Squishi, but they’re passed the printing test with flying colours, and when it comes to this tee, some of those colours actually are flying. There’s a custom tag sewn in as well, which always gives a nice professional touch.
Costiness=£15 Buy it here

As if I didn’t love them enough already,
Allmightys have gone and created an exclusive account for fans of HYA. If you log in with the username of
hya and password of
teelove you will get
15% off whatever you order. How cool is that?
I’m sure that some of you might be a bit concerned about using the same login since you’ll be putting your credit card information on the site, but your details will not be kept on their server and will not be seen by anyone else using the special HYA login. I haven’t been told about any kind of a time limit on this deal, so I can only presume that it’ll be around for a while, but there’s plenty of great tees in their inventory at the moment, so why not grab a tee or two with the hya login sooner rather than later, or perhaps you could wait until their typetastic competition has run before making an order?
Allmightys
Y’know, you leave a company alone for a few months and the next time you check in they’ve gone and had a facelift, its like when you see a girl you know from high school that has become almost inexplicably hot (not that Vintage Vantage was an uggo to start with). They’ve also got a load of new tees for you to enjoy (only a few of which are in the above gallery), some of which don’t seem all that vintage in their style, although perhaps ‘vintage’ style has pervaded society so completely that their designs are vintage, and I just can’t tell anymore.
Vintage Vantage
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I can’t believe I’ve never seen anyone do a promo picture for their shirts in this style, I love stuff like this. I guess it doesn’t line up quite perfectly, unless the poor girl has some kind of drastic problem with her right arm, but its still a really cool photo. Tee producers, consider yourself inspired for your next photoshoot!
Photo credit: Meet Clara by Christowski (its marked as all rights reserved, but hopefully the photographer won’t be too pissed at me using it)