If you gave me the concept of ‘a t-shirt with the American flag printed all over it’, I’d probably expect to be disappointed, and then start quoting a famous song from Team America: World Police. However, I think it’s actually pretty cool, the distressed aspect of the print certainly does help it, if it were a regular print I probably wouldn’t have written this post, but as is I think there’s something kind of fun about it and it could work as part of an outfit. Me liking a t-shirt with an all-over flag print on it? Maybe I’ve spent too much time in the sun.

Costiness=$19.99 Buy it at TheFlagShirt.com

Spent a week working like a busy bee, it’s going to take me a while to get used to the early starts so bear with me.  However they have a sale on at Threadless so you can grab 25% off your order by using the code : MAY25 (only on items that end in $.00)

I am just going to quickly blog the New Today and Back Todays from the back end of this week and then have a nosey round the kids tees for my tiddlywinks!

New Today for Wednesday Big Trouble in Little Japan by William Chua is a King Kong / Nintendo mash up which has been design in an old fashioned oriental style. Not something I would purchase myself but I understand the appeal of this tee.

The following tee is one I have blogged many a time, it seems to get reprinted on a very regular basis. I Got Another Whale by Chow Hon Lam is a tee which is literal but fantastic! I love the expression on the cat’s face.

Love the concept for Thursday’s newbie tee! Self Portrait by Nacho Diaz shows a heart painting a painting of himself exactly the way we do. Think this works well on the silver but may of also looked cute in pink in girly fit.

This following tee is one that is reprinted regularly. Off the Reservoir by Jonah Block pays homage to the cult movie classic Reservoir Dogs. The colours are fab in this tee and I love Mr Orange!

Last of the newbie tees this week, by far the best of the bunch and absolutely 100% on my WANT list is Fairytale Transfusion by John Tibbott, if this doesn’t sell out dead quick and be requested reprint super soon I will be surprised. I’ve blogged the most detailed image so you can read the design.

Lastly the final ‘Back Today’ of the week, Fail by Budi Satria Kwan shows a poor moo cow who hasn’t quite managed to jump of the moon, this design wins serious cuteness points for sure.

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Andy: I was quite excited by this submission until I visited the site and found that there was no way to buy, pre-order, or even be notified when items become available, which is disappointing since they’re some pretty cool designs.

This post was submitted by StoopDown Limited.

To be completely honest I haven’t heard of Boneface before Alex over at DPM told me about him, but checking out his portfolio now I am very impressed, the man has some serious talent and I really like his style. You can pick up the tee for $27.95, the poster for $24.95, or a combo pack for $39.95 and they’re all available now.

For the last couple of years, Australian artist Jungles has been building a name for himself with his innovative sketches and designs having been featured in street press, blogs, cafes and exhibitions. Now, the young artist has teamed up with Mirador Records to turn the sketches into Jungles’ first clothing collection with ten designs screen printed on quality garments. The tees and crew sweaters available can be viewed and purchased from the Mirador web store at jungles.miradorrecords.com while Jungles’ facebook page is the place to be to keep updated with new art, fashion and exhibitions from the artist.

Andy: Very nice tees indeed, thanks for the submission!

This post was submitted by Ben Ferguson.

That burrito t-shirt has to be my favourite at Snorg this week, it’s just so silly.

Die For Mine is a new streetwear company from Denver, CO. We’re passionate about this culture and just love really cool t-shirts. Die For Mine is about staying true to the things that are most important to us all in life. We’re just starting out and really excited to grow!

Andy: The shirts aren’t exactly my style, but they seem to be doing a lot of things right so I wish them luck.

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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.

DBH are in the deep blue sea.

Qwertee need a little help waking up in the morning.

Shirt Punch have a neat Doctor Who meets Futurama design.

The Yetee continue the week’s theme of charity gaming shirts (which Leah is covering in more depth) with this glow in the dark number.

OtherTees, that is most definitely not the greatest t-shirt in the world.

Stupidhurts.us are rebranding themselves at the Global Thread Collective.

TeeRaiders are really reaching with this Horton x Doctor Who design.

Made in the Now report on Mars having ‘the building blocks of life’.

6dollarshirts class it up with a Carl Sagan t-shirt.

WeLoveFine.com have a category for Back To The Future t-shirts now.

Design By Hümans is having a HUGE sale for Memorial Day and it lasts an entire week! Use discount code DBHMEM30 for 30% off your entire order placed before June 1st. This is the biggest discount I’ve seen them offer recently, so I would definitely take advantage of it. Especially with all the awesome new prints being released.

I like the look and style of the latest shirt from Blonde Collective, and I know that it is referencing something to do with music, but I have no idea exactly what that something is, help me out here guys?

Costiness=$25 Buy it at Blonde Collective