Let’s be honest, Snorg have had much better weeks, haven’t they?
The new tees are $14.95 until the end of the week before going up to the normal price of $19.95.
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From the category archives:
funny
Spotted on the Internet last week: a gallery of fake cereal box designs, most with a sugary, pop culture twist. Some of these have likely appeared previously on HYA, but two of my faves are posted below; you can see the rest here or by clicking on the image squares below.
[BuzzFeed]
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Of which this Wu Tang-meets-Joy Division design is but one:
See the rest at BuzzFeed.
Read more of Travis’ work at It Goes To 11 and The Pet Collective.
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Let the record show — pun intended, guys — that this Joy Division spoof was developed prior to yesterday’s announcement that Yahoo had purchased Tumblr (* rolls eyes, shrugs shoulders *).
Concept by Adam J. Kurtz. $25 here.
Read more of Travis’ work at BuzzFeed and It Goes To 11.
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Some good designs are Snorg this week, I don’t think I’d wear the Shredder design but at least it’s an original concept (I certainly haven’t seen it before).
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When I saw that Goodie Two Sleeves were selling a One Direction t-shirt I was a bit concerned, but this is clearly the best One Direction t-shirt ever made and if I had a hat on I’d doff it to them right now.
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It would be really cool if this t-shirt shipped with a cardboard sheet of these props, or if there was a download of them available on Glennz site, it would really round out the release.
Costiness=$21.95 Buy it from Glennz
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There’s nothing wrong with these latest releases from Snorg, but there’s also nothing here slapping me in the face with it’s awesomeness. Tees $14.95 this week raising to $19.95 next week as usual.
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The Game of Thrones tee made me laugh, but I wouldn’t want to wear it as a tee, it’s a one-trick pony, people laugh the first time they see it and then never again. I’ve got no idea what’s going on with the dog shirt, anyone?
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I think that this might be one of my favourite Glennz designs for a long time, really nice work.
Costiness=$21.95 Buy it at Glennz
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I’m surprised that I haven’t seen that OMG concept before, in hindsight it seems quite obvious. Pretty good week at Snorg.
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Not a bad selection at Tshirt Laundry this week, even if I how no idea what the “Ketchup, Rubber Buns, and Liquor” thing is about.
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This shirt from Glennz made me laugh, but would I want to wear it? I’m not so sure.
Costiness=$21.95 Buy it at Glennz
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I’m not sure if I’d actually want to wear it, but that Freudian slip design did make me laugh. Shirts $14 this week raising next week.
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I know that Rubik’s cubes are based on an algorithm and that it’s not really that hard to complete them, but I must admit I’ve never actually been able to finish one properly. Solid design from Glennz, this works well as a t-shirt.
Costiness=$21.95 Buy it at Glennz
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In today’s daily dose of WTF, Danny Trejo, best known as the titular character from 2010′s Machete, cuts haters down to size with dagger eyes.
Read more of Travis’ work at BuzzFeed and It Goes To 11.
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Good to see that Snorg are keeping things really topical with a Matrix t-shirt, though the H20 t-shirt is really nicely done so it’s a bit of a mixed bag this week. As ever new releases are $14.95 each at snorg tees this week rising to $19.95 next week.
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“New” at 80s Tees this week: the original Cobra Kai karate gi worn by Johnny Lawrence (William Zabka) in 1984′s The Karate Kid!
The price, you ask? A cool $100,000! (It’s not exactly high fashion, but you would have a trump card come Halloween…)
More about the garment, from the product’s official descrip:
This Cobra Kai gi was worn by William Zabka’s character Johnny Lawrence during filming of the 1984 movie The Karate Kid. We obtained the gi on eBay from a collector who purchased the gi from ReelClothes.com. The gi comes with a framed Certificate of Authenticity from ReelClothes.
Kevin Stecko, the founder of 80sTees.com bought the gi because he always wanted to wear an authentic Cobra Kai gi for Halloween. We used this gi to create copies which we sell as our Exclusive Movie Quality Cobra Kai Costume.
As you may be guessing by the price our goal is not really to sell the gi as much as it is to put it out there for the world to appreciate. The Karate Kid is Kevin’s favorite movie of all time and he wanted other fans to be able to see this amazing piece of 80s movie history.
See more pics at BuzzFeed.
Read more of Travis’ work at BuzzFeed and It Goes To 11.
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Not a bad week at all from Busted Tees, I’d like to think that I was above these kinds of shenanigans but I do rather like that Westeros Postal Service design.
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