by Andy on August 31, 2009
It’s fair to say that
Dale Edwin Murray is quickly becoming one of the better known names in the t-shirt design competition world, even though he hasn’t been submitting to them for all that long, I remember getting an e-mail from an excited Dale last year about
his first Threadless win (currently sold out). This latest winner shows off Dale’s unique style of character design (
see this design at Tilteed for another example) and has a totally sweet colourway to boot.
Costiness=€22 (€26 after this week) Available from A Better Tomorrow
by Andy on August 27, 2009
The
sales are coming thick and fast at the moment, aren’t they?
Like the infographic says, use the code SCHOOLNOOBS at Split Reason before September 15th and you’ll receive 20% off your order.
by Andy on August 27, 2009
It’s not immediately obvious when this
sale will be ending at
Uneetee, so if you find something you like in store it might be a good idea to pick it up sooner rather than later.
by Andy on August 27, 2009
I think that this is the kind of tee that you can only buy when your wardrobe is already overflowing with tees, luckily I’m that kind of guy, so I can grant myself permission to buy this tee… now if only I ever bought t-shirts…
Costiness=£20.89 Available from Fairweather Friends [via Tee.ms]
by Andy on August 27, 2009
With tees as low as $5 (for their logo tee), and the most ‘expensive’ being a paltry $10 you’d expect that the sizes would be pretty limited, but there’s actually a full range of sizes for most of the tees. The full range of designs can be found in the gallery… or you can just click through and you’ll see them all there.
Suburban Hijinx
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by Andy on August 27, 2009
What what? Is that a
Wotto? Why yes, yes it is. You’ve got about 18 hours to pick up this collage print at the early price of $12 before it goes up to $18, which is still a pretty good deal (I’ve got a couple of
Tilteed tees and I’m impressed by the quality of the in-house printing). Here’s a few words from wotto about the design.
Most people know I have developed a reputation for doodle shirts. I have had quite a few printed and a lot of people ask for them. Well with this design I wanted to do a darker doodle. I actually did three designs based around the same dark idea, (I seem to work in sets for some reason). Anyway, I was working with the idea of death and how if comes to us all. So why not enjoy a guilty pleasure or two before we depart?
Guilty Pleasures by Wotto
