by Andy on April 30, 2011
Do you remember A Year of Tees? It was Keith Walsh side-project (beyond running Turtlehead) that made a new t-shirt available for sale every day. It was meant to finish on December 31st 2010, but after receiving a number of requests Keith opened up the vault and made all the designs available for sale again, somewhat indefinitely (I’m sure it won’t be forever, but there’s no end cap this time around). He’s just increased the available offerings once again by making it possible to purchase every t-shirt design as a hoodie… and they say HYA doesn’t talk about hoodies anymore, pfft!
by Andy on April 30, 2011
I like to give credit where it is due, and I’ve got to say that Tee Hunter is absolutely killing it at the moment, he’s finding a lot of good stuff and this interview with Jake Nickell of Threadless fame shows that he can produce his own quality content too. I’m really glad that Liam tried to tread some new ground with this interview, since anyone who has been in the tee game for more than 5 minutes knows the story behind Threadless, hell, they even released the Threadless book last year but the mainstream media (and my word I feel like Fox News when I type that) continues to treat their whole business model as some kind an oddity and ask the same questions over an over (which is the thing that often frustrates me about Johnny Cupcakes interviews).
by Andy on April 30, 2011
Enclothe have to be one of the most consistently excellent brands out there, and Derek has come up with the goods once again with this Spring release. I could waste my time explaining why the shirts are good, but instead I’m just going to tell you to do what the infographic says and ‘go check it out’.
by Andy on April 30, 2011
Adam continues his impressive streak of quality articles with an interview with Miles To Go founder Greg Kerr. There’s a lot of good advice in there for budding t-shirt brand owners from someone who has been around the block a few times and has learned a lot about the industry.
by Andy on April 30, 2011
This shirt is currently only available in XL and L, and it’s hardly surprising that it sold out, there’s a lot of charm in that “looks like a two-year-old drew it with their fingers” style!
Costiness=$36 Buy it at Altru Apparel [via Rumplo]
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The two brothers from Zurich, lets call them “Tiger” and “Elephant”, started screenprinting in 2009. They set up a working space in their cellar and started printing t-shirts with homemade wooden screens. Wearing their own designs was their main goal and their biggest joy. They thought, why not share this joy with others?
So they printed more t-shirts and ended up having an online store! At Tiger And Elephant it’s all about being creative and having fun! Each design tells a different story, each artist tells his in a different way. Spread the word and let the Tiger And Elephant Pack be growing!
[Andy: Thanks for the submission Tibor!]
This post was submitted by Tibor Rossi.
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