
I thought it might be useful to scour the web for these tee lists and put them all together in one big post. Of course, a lot of these lists will be fairly old now, and t-shirts inevitably come and go, so some of the tees featured in the lists will no longer be available, but there’s not a whole lot we can do about that now, is there? If you know of any lists that I’ve missed (and I’m sure there will be a lot), please let me know in the comments.












Other Random Collections

Also, shouldn’t this be the 20/20/40 sale?


When I started writing HYA, I weighed considerably more than I do now, not that I’m a small fellow now, but one of the reasons for founding HYA was because I couldn’t find good clothing in my size on the high street in the UK. Naturally I looked online, and whilst my options were a lot better, it was annoying how few tee sites only went up to XL, or sometimes even just L like my beloved Graniph. I didn’t mind too much when shops added a dollar or two onto the price for XXL because those tees cost more to get from the manufacturer. My buddy David from Seibei clearly understands the plight of the larger gentleman, so he’s knocking $2 off XL, XXL, and XXXL shirts, making them cheaper than the smaller sizes. The discount is applied at the checkout automatically, so there aren’t any code-based shenanigans to deal with. You can find out David’s reasons for supporting my big-boned-brothers here.
All the products also have new product photos, which have ditched the studio look and gone with more of a party theme that suits the tone that Seibei tees exude.



The bomb tee is good, it’s not mind-blowing (jiminy Christmas I love puns), but at least it shows some imagination compared to a lot of bomb tees. Right, now I’m off to dig out my NES and play some Duck Hunt.
They’re all $19.99 a pop printed on American Apparel blanks, and can be found in the ReThink Store.


Costiness=$35.99 Available from Johnny Cupcakes
29 Jun
Posted by Andy as T-shirts, Track Jackets
