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Environmental

An Old Time-y Bike by deletetoast

February 13, 2010
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I really wish that this design had a bigger product picture, because I get the feeling that it’s a really wearable design, but I just can’t see it properly. It’s organic, and it’s only available in medium. Costiness=$24 Available from deleteoast

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Save The Whales by Yanmos at RedBubble

January 14, 2010

We don’t really know the story of what happened with the Shonan Maru No.2 and Sea Shepherd’s badass looking boat, the Ady Gil, well formerly badass since it’s in more than one piece now, so I’m going to post this without comment, but the fact that I’m posting it probably says enough. Costiness=$24.50 Available from [...]

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Worn Again: Windbreakers made from a Virgin hot air balloon

January 9, 2010

    First off, Worn Again is a damn good name for a company making clothing out of Virgin hot air balloons, admittedly they’re in something of a niche, you can probably count the amount of companies doing that on one hand finger, but they got there first and they probably got the best name, [...]

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109 I love NY style t-shirts for you to love

December 14, 2009

After the success and popularity of my previous list posts such at the 202 Star Wars t-shirts and robot lists (and of course the ridiculously meta list of t-shirt lists), I started saving up links of tees that fit into various categories, but there’s no point me just saving them up indefinitely, so it’s about [...]

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Feel by Blend Apparel [hands-on review]

December 12, 2009

As ever, I’m behind on the reviews, but this is a great tee to review, because despite it’s fairly simple appearance, it’s actually really interesting. You probably recognise the print as being braille, we all recognise those dots, but if you’re anything like me you probably don’t read braille, so you’re just going to have [...]

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The Big Brain Machine by Always Thinkin

December 11, 2009

Always Thinkin is a blog not a clothing brand, but judging by the looks of this organic and fairtrade certified tee maybe they should be! Costiness=£12 (until tomorrow when I think the price will go up) Available from Always Thinkin

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New Das Monk at Roktic

November 27, 2009

I thought it might be nice to see some splendid tees from organic Australian label Das Monk today as well as lots of percentage signs. Roktic

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Cool organic tees for £10 at Linework

November 12, 2009

An organic tee in the UK for £10 is pretty rare, but for that tee to also have a cool print on it at that price is even rarer. I suppose that at this price it even makes it possible for Americans to join the Linework party and not feel as they’re being slapped about [...]

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Things I like: Tees that use braille

November 7, 2009

The braille on this tee spells out the word ‘feel’, how cool is that. Also, it’s printed on a bamboo tee, hurrah! Costiness=$24.99 Available from Blend Apparel

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Organic tees for less than $10, the upside of District Cotton closing down

November 4, 2009

It’s always unfortunate when a company decides to shut it’s doors and stop selling tees, but in this case as District Cotton closes, Brett, the guy behind DC, is keeping in the tee business with a brand called Good Tee that will be providing socially responsible t-shirt printing. Of course, with District Cotton closing down, [...]

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Munky Tree Organic Tee by Omunky

November 4, 2009

Usually I’d rag on a tee for having a square border to the print as this tee from new, eco-friendly label OMUNKY, but in this case I think it gives more of an ‘art on a tee’ look to it, and kudos on the use of negative space. Costiness=$22 Available from Omunky

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Say Hello To Amon Clothing

October 16, 2009

Fold Unfold (Get In Shape Edition) from dominicnagel on Vimeo. I don’t know if any epileptics read Hide Your Arms, but please be warned that there is a small amount of strobing in the video above. Amon Clothing are a new label from Germany, and if you look at the designs in the gallery or [...]

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How to customise & recycle your old t-shirts

September 29, 2009
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T-shirts have a lifespan, they don’t last forever, they stretch, they fade, they get stained, and sometimes the tees stay the same but the owner changes size, or just changes their taste. This got me thinking, “what do you do with a tee when you don’t want to wear it anymore? (and you don’t want [...]

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Corsair Class by Omnitarian at Fair & Bare

September 22, 2009

I don’t really know how I missed International Talk Like A Pirate Day, I’m young, I should know about these things, but I missed it. Still, you could always buy this tee and wear it next year. Costiness=£16 Available from Fair & Bare

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My Own Personal Robot by Wotto for Fair & Bare

September 15, 2009

I wonder if Wotto is ever going to run out of ideas for t-shirts? My guess: no. Costiness=£16 Available from Fair & Bare

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Love You by Regal Clothing

September 1, 2009

Anyone ever noticed how when you’re in a relationship it’s really hard to say those two words the first time, but after that it’s actually really easy? Cool design, I like the use of halftones on the lips, really contrasts well with the dash of colour provided by the text. Costiness=£17.50 Available from Regal Clothing

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50% off EDUN LIVE’s 100% made in Africa tees for the rest of the month

August 26, 2009

Who wants to help responsible, sustainable, socioeconomic growth in Africa? You do of course, and now you can do it on the cheap. There’s no graphics to speak of, just high quality blank tees at half price (running between €11 and €14 depending on style). EDUN LIVE

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howies tee of the week: Before Sat Nav

June 15, 2009

To our American friends, I can’t remember if you understand the term ‘satnav’, if not, it’s what we Brits call ‘GPS’. On the subject of GPS, last weekend I went to Manchester, but I forgot to grab my TomTom on the way out of the house, but then remembered that I had an iPhone, and [...]

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Curious Tales make Curious T-shirts (and give HYAers a 25% off coupon code)

June 12, 2009

In their own words: The label is called Curious Tales and it combines my love of storytelling, fashion and the environment. (I also do upcycled clothes and they were the inspiration for the stories, I started wondering about who had worn the clothes before and started writing about them!) All the tees feature scribbly drawings [...]

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Say Hello (again) to 302 Designs

December 5, 2008

I know we’ve talked about 302 Designs a few times in the past, but it’s been so long, and they’ve change so much, that it almost feels as if we’re meeting 302 Designs for the first time again. I may not have heard much from them, but they’re actually getting seen by many more people [...]

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