There’s something really enjoyable about the bluntness and ambiguity of this shirt, it is what it is, and I have no idea what that is. Also, it reminds me of hat-fan Judah Friedlander.
Costiness=$15 Buy it at The World’s Best Ever
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From the monthly archives:
April 2010
The big news coming out of MySoti this week is that they have become the first ever POD company to offer lampshades, but this ain’t Hide Your Bulbs, it’s Hide Your Arms, and at least this tee covers a bit of your arms.
Costiness=£16.45 Buy it at MySoti
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I don’t really understand this shirt, it looks good, but I can’t really work out what the concept is behind it since a portriat of a military leader doesn’t really fit with the rest of Vicious History’s designs. Also, they’ve just released the Spring Line so you might want to check that out.
Costiness=$20 Buy it at Vicious History
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You know what I’ve found? People that ride a bicycle on a regular basis really like other people to know about it… so they’ll probably like this particular shirt.
Costiness=$17.95 Buy it at StepFour
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It’s been a while since I’ve had the opportunity to report on a new tee from Go Ape, I was getting a little worried that Josh was losing his thirst for the industry, but I would suspect that it was more an issue to do with his studies since I think he is/was attending college. Really nice colourway on this tee, unfortunately for the ladies, the print is incorrect on the women’s sizes. The print is clearly big on a guys tee, and the print shop used the same screens for the women’s tees, meaning that they’re missing some or all of the lower text, which is a real shame, but to soften the blow the ladies versions are $10 compared to the $18 for guys.
Costiness=$18/10 Buy it at Go Ape Shirts
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