
Invader Zim meets Star Wars at TeeFury today.

An unusual take on the Mario story from Shirt.Woot.

Adventure time meets Supernatural at RIPT.
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Invader Zim meets Star Wars at TeeFury today.

An unusual take on the Mario story from Shirt.Woot.

Adventure time meets Supernatural at RIPT.
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I try and ignore the fact that there’s been a remake of The Karate Kid, simply because it ruins the previous, original, excellent film from the 1980s. Because of the Jackie Chan remake there are a lot of Karate Kid-based shirts out there, but this one from Last Exit to Nowhere (who we haven’t mentioned in a little while here at HYA) is an excellent understated nod to the original – with a great, minimalistic design. It could theoretically be just a regular karate competition t-shirt, but the devoted and dedicated (read: those older than 12-years old) will enjoy the reference.
Costliness: £18 (Buy it here)
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I suppose there must be pin-ups in the Star Wars galaxy too.

A fairly geeky design at Shirt.Woot today.

Transformers goes 8-bit at RIPT today.
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Robots are cool. I think that much we can all agree on, right? I mean, there’s been a fixation on robots for about the past 70 years, with sci-fi films and utopian visions of the future imagining that we’d all be living in space pods, served by robots wearing French maid outfits with pneumatic silver boobs. For some reason, robots just capture the imagination. They seem to connect with us as an image of our potential: eventually we will be able to master creating humanity (of sorts) and will render it in metal.
Which is why I like these two shirts by Design By Humans quite so much. They popped up in my inbox as part of a regular email from the site, and I was drawn to them immediately. You’ve got two separate designs here, I think. Halftone Robot by Old30Bastard is very much a hipster Transformer. It takes up the whole tee, and its shapes are angular and true to life. I particularly like that the robot’s head looks like its a repurposed boombox. At $15, you’d be criminal not to get this.
Then there’s the slightly more expensive ($20) Violin Bot. It’s cute, it’s quirky and it’s the sort of thing you’d see in Futurama. In fact, I’m not entirely sure a similar idea wasn’t in an episode of Futurama when Bender starts a band, playing himself like a washboard. BUt if anything that makes me want this thing more. It’s a beautiful design and it’s sure to bring a smile to people’s faces.
Costiness: $15/$20
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I’ve enjoyed the first series of Justified so much that I think that Mag’s Apple Pie has to be my pick of the week at Tshirt Laundry (I know, I’m behind on every popular TV show out there).
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Good advice for Stromtroopers at TeeFury today.

Random shirts for $6.66 today at Shirt.Woot.

Fozzie bear has a dark side at RIPT.
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