Not many new tees from Threadless this week but there are some pretty awesome ones, especially those pictures above!
Firstly this week because I adore the colour combination, the black with the ligt coloured print is so powerful. I also really like the design of ElectriciTree by Budi Satria Kwan, I especially think it works on the girly boat neck tee.
This tee looks almost like a brass rubbing or something, I love the gold and the brown and it’s normally a colour combination that I would associate with robot or futuristic type tees. I love the design of I Met A Robot by Danny Burgess showing a teeny man meeting a gigantic robot under the night sky.
I’m sure I have bored you previously how much I love tees that show food with a face, there is nothing not to love about a tee with a smiley fried egg on! Sunny Side Up by Aaron Jay gets some serious cuteness points, I kinda wish it had been on a brighter tee though!
Lastly for the tees this week, as there were only 5 this week. This tee is so eerie, I love a zombie tee as much as the next guy, this tee shows a zombie family and then in the reflection you can see how they were pre zombie. A Family Once by Jay Fleck is probably one of the most original designs I have see on Threadless in a long while! Well done Jay.
This tee arrived through the mail and was a complete and utter surprise for me, but massive Thank You to Dress Royale for this fantabulous tee because I think that my boyfriend looks particularly hot in it!
I really like the simplicity of these guys website, it is very monotone, and the designs are simply and powerful and sometimes sinister. They don’t have a massive number of designs at the moment but I am sure that their collection of designs will only increase as the word spreads about their awesome quality tees.
Their tee (and 1 tank) range between $16-$18 in price which you can’t grumble at for a brand spanking new tee from an obscure company, you aren’t going to find these tees on the High St and none of your mates are likely to have one.
Another thing I like about this site is that they only have black designs but they have really nice colour of tees like the Heather coloured one that my Nicholas has on, they also have a Silver one and an Athletic Blue one. I do like a site that isn’t afraid of a splash of colour.
The quality of the tees and print is super high too, this tee has been washed and worn twice and is just a perfect as it was when it landed on my doormat. One complaint I have is that their ‘Women’s’ tees don’t actually look like they have been made for women, I wouldn’t say they are a flattering fits for us boobed ones apart from maybe the tee called ‘Sleep’ because it has an unusual neckline.
I think this site is deffo worth a look and also there is a 50% off code : DressRoyale which works because I tried it.
We could all do a bit more for charity, it’s even better when you can do your bit whilst also receiving a massively amazing tee which with not only look great but can be a conversation stimulator and you can convince other folks to grab a tee and support charities too! I would imagine word of mouth is something that works so amazingly well for www.sevenly.org.
Basically this site releases a different tee each week each supporting a different cause, the one I received (pictures above and below) was supporting a charity called ‘Living Water International’ which is dedicated to helping villages in developing countries in developing countries gain access to clean water.
This weeks charity is ‘Clothes4Souls‘ helps recycling be ensuring gently worn clothing is reused and give to people less fortunate. The types of charities supports are slavery, water, hunger, aid, poverty, medical & disaster.
One thing I love about this site (which I am surprised about) is that most of the designs are all pretty similar just altering the text slightly or the colours slightly but essentially a lot of the designs have a similar format. They are not super brightly coloured and most convey the message in an obvious way without blasting it in the audience’s face.
The fit of the ladies V-neck is by far the nicest V-neck tee I have ever had in my life, it is the most flattering and comfy tee and the V is low enough that it shows off my chest without being so low that you can see my bra! Perfection. Next time I see a charity story on this site strike a chord in my heart I will be happy to purchase another V neck tee from Sevenly!
The website is contemporary, the product images are perfect, you can see how much was donated from each tee that has been released in the past, this website is just utterly fantastic and you should bookmark it, ‘Like them on Facebook, follow them on Twitter but find some time to swing by and see the amazing work that they do and bag yourself a high quality and heart warming tee.
Too Late to Dye Young tees are More T Vicars own range of tees which you can buy from their site. I think it would be fair to say that their range is ‘crowd pleasing’ and appeal to lots of the younger generation but they also cater for older people with their retro designs as you can see with my awesome leprechaun green Thunderbirds tee!
I can vouch for MoreTVicar as I have used them before many moons ago when my children were small I used this site to purchase No Added Sugar tees for my children as they were really ‘trendy’ at the time. I always received a very high level of customer service and quick delivery. Their website is silky smooth and attractive to use.
Not only do I have the I <3 Nerds, I also have their (mutters under breath) Justin Bieber t-shirt, which I have washed a few times and it’s still in excellent condition. I’d say the fit is pretty much as standard as you get.
I would highly recommend having a nosey through all of their designs, it’s a spectacular rainbow of colours and all sort of designs, some of which will take you for a jaunt down memory lane, all sorts, Andy Pandy, Rhoobard and Custard, Basil Brush, Mr Benn! Excellent!
1st image by Spellbound Imagery
2nd image by Grime and Glamour
These tees arrived yesterday, a complete surprise I hadn’t be expecting them honestly they are of my favourite tees I have seen during my time blogging at Hide Your Arms, which is quite odd really because they are black and white and generally I am all about the colour. Amazing attention to detail all wrapped in brown paper with string, totally adding to their rustic feel.
Beneath Reject are an awesome Oz based company launched last year by Georgie Hartigan who uses her t-shirt designs to express herself artistically, planning to release a new line every 3 months with a limit of 100 per design, you’re basically getting a very limited edition art piece for your (I’m guessing Australian dollars) $32.
These are guy fit shirts but they have some model pics on their website which show excellent ways of girling it up, I actually stole their feminising ideas when I shot their t-shirts. I am wearing a design called ‘Touch‘ which looks almost like a very creepy dragon hand illustration from a child’s book.
The designs remind my boyfriend of glasgow artist David Shrigley, I felt a bit of Edward Monkton, it’s definitely the nice clean but at times comedic collection of designs. My favourite item on the site is their super cool ‘Forget’ tank which which you should have a look at.
My boyfriend got the tee that he liked best on the site anyway and this is ‘Fear’ it looks so great on him, the design is slimming, he said he feels that the ink seems stiff but I am positive that it will soften after being washed, I think it is to be expected from a brand new tee with a massive block of black on it.
The tees from Beneath Rejection are of the highest quality and the designs are so original they rock my world, you should definitely stop by their site and at the very least drop them a ‘like’ on Facebook! I’m finding myself for the first time very excited about what their new designs are going to be like, surely that is the best you can expect from a t-shirt company!
