by Andy on November 18, 2008
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This is the last of the tees that
Local Celebrity sent in a rather large box, and whilst I wish that I could say that I was saving the best for last, I must admit that I’m not particularly partial to this tee. I don’t have a problem with the design, the text and the image are both fine, I just have a problem wearing a tee that has cocaine on it, even if the message on the tee is anti-drugs. I don’t wanto to preach to people even if I think that taking cocaine is a
bad thing, and I’m sure that more than a few people would misinterpret the design as me actually being pro-drugs, and frankly, I’d rather just not get into that whole hornet’s nest.
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Clearly, to say that I’m a fan of this design would be a bit of a lie, but I accepted long ago that HYA isn’t just about me and what I like anymore, and I have to accept that there are people out there who like this kind of thing, even if they are just rather ballsier than I am in their anti-drugs stance. The colourway is pretty neat, red, black and white always work well together, and the design is classic Local Celebrity, simple and solid, with a slightly retro feel to it.
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I may not love the subject of this tee, but I am still very much in love with the quality of Local Celebrity’s t-shirts, they rank amongst the best I’ve ever worn, and as regular readers will know, that’s a lot of t-shirts! Print quality is excellent too, I’m pretty sure its a water-based ink since you can barely feel it on the tee, and I know that these tees last because the first lot they sent me are still going strong despite reasonably heavy rotation in my tee wearing.
Costiness=$25 Buy it at Local Celebrity
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by Andy on November 18, 2008

I got an e-mail from a guy called Gaston Caba, an Argentinian artist who seems to specialise exclusively in ‘good’ art, to tell me about the designs that he’s made for a hitherto unkown (to me) brand called
Outer Space, who hail from Taiwan. I guess that you could say that almost all the designs are logo tees, but since Outer Space is a fairly generic term I think that you could easily wear it and people wouldn’t have a clue that you were promoting a brand.
I really like Gaston’s style, there’s something really fun, cute and retro about it. There’s a big gallery after the cut, with some great images, so you might want to check that out.
Outer Space
Gaston’s blog post about the designs (including how to order the tees if you aren’t Taiwanese)
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by Andy on November 18, 2008

I’ve got no idea where you’d actually buy it (as is often the case with high-end limited edition streetwear), but I must admit that this coat looks pretty cool with those bright contrasts going down the zip line.
Down Coat by Original Fake [via High Snobiety]
by Andy on November 18, 2008
by Andy on November 18, 2008

I’m not actually all that in love with the design as an illustration, but I think that something simple like this skull design works really, really well as a t-shirt, y’know? Sometimes I see a tee that has a great illustration, but I just don’t feel like it wears well.
Costiness=$30 Buy it at Viva Ortegacy
by Andy on November 18, 2008

I got an e-mail about this brand a couple of weeks ago and didn’t really look into Homage, but I’ve just gone back to look now and I’m really impressed, they seem to be trying to bring back the the trend for tees with state names on them that seem to have fallen out of favour after being so popular a couple of years ago. There’s a few retro basketball tees too, as well as a very nice tee based on Barack Obama’s senate
campaign back in ’96. There’s a hint of
Print Liberation style about them too, which can’t be a bad thing.
Homage Clothing