I haven’t played Skyrim (I’m pretty sure I spend enough time on my computer already), but I am aware that taking an arrow to the knee is some kind of meme, and that it’s funny. So whilst the details of this shirt are slightly lost on me, I can certainly appreciate the style.

Costiness=$18 Buy it at Shepard Tshirts

Hello you lovely people visiting Hide Your Arms,

This is our third guest blog entry here- born from a group hug between GoodFibres and Hide Your Arms, letting you read all about what’s been happening at the GoodFibres headquarters and as always, keeping you updated on our cool t-shirts . We’re still getting lots of entries! Keep them coming!:)

From the cool to the edgy, from the strange to the inspirational- our range of funky t shirts cater to everyone’s tastes. All of this thanks to the creative artists  that want to share their work with the world. Haven’t seen the amazing artwork on our environmentally friendly t-shirts? Stroll down to our shop and have a look.

There have been some great submissions by our artists recently. Just check out one of our latest Tees, “Smoke” by Paul Dickinson And how about last week’s winner, wes0187 with his blood-red design, “Identity”? All of these printed tees have you, the people to thank. It’s down to you (Yes, you!) to vote for a different design every week to go into print. You definitely haven’t let us down with your choices!

Our main goal is to help you as an artist- to expand and grow within our community of like-minded and supportive sparks of talent. That’s why we love to help you sell your work in the form of cool t shirts and every time that we sell one, we give you 10% and a donation will be made to charity- not only helping the artist, you (getting you a great t-shirt) but also helping those truly in need.

Along with these and many other benefits (Find them on the right of the t-shirt details section), you’ll keep the rights to your work to use as you please and hopefully, we’ll help you continue to grow!

We’re currently brainstorming away over here at the GoodFibres headquarters to constantly improve and revamp the website and there’s just so much inspiration to draw from! We’re going to have a few visual treats for you in the coming weeks, so watch this space! As usual, we would love your feedback on it- your take on the design, the buying process, our customer service-anything! Why not drop us an e-mail at info@goodfibres.com?

Today we have a beaut for Thrill Kill Zombie fans: ‘Zombie Hunter’ by Shawn Conn!
Printed on 100% Ringspun Cotton.

Keep up with the latest by Shawn at his regular digs:
http://atomicdeadguy.com
https://twitter.com/shantyshawn
http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=1433271856
http://www.redbubble.com/people/shantyshawn
http://www.zazzle.com/shantyshawn

For those of you more literary-minded, high society types, here’s some tasty pulp to sink your teeth into. We’d also like to showcase this book for which Shawn designed the cover and illustrations throughout. Nice! Shawn will also soon be featured in an upcoming interview at Z-magazine. Keep your eyes peeled for that one!

More about Shawn:
Turn-ons: Zombies, long walks on the beach, people who use the phrase, “Egads man!”, my kick ass wife & kids, the rest of my kick ass family, French toast, Guinness, horror & Sci-Fi, Dr. Who and To crush your enemies, see them driven before you, and to hear the lamentation of their women.

Turn-offs: Zombies that run faster than me, especially if it’s while I’m taking a long walk on the beach, people who use the word, “Whatever!”, lactose, chick flicks disguised as cool movies, liking said chick flick, bottled water, sharks with frickin’ laser beams attached to their heads and tinfoil across your teeth.

Andy: As usual, yes, I did mention this shirt on release day, but it’s clear that Tshirt Contest put a lot of effort into their submissions, and they make me laugh, so there’s no harm in taking a closer look at the design and desinger.

This post was submitted by Tod Kennedy.

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.

Pretty solid bunch of releases from Tshirt Laundry this week, I really like the 8-bit style of the 80s and 90s action movie heroes design.

Six tee, one crew neck, and one snapback hat, that’s what I’d call a solid release from Simply Complicated for the Spring. There’s nothing too busy here, they’re all strong, icon-like designs (I’m being careful not to describe them as iconic) and I’ve be happy to wear any of them.

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.

SquareThursday have released a new design! Purrrfect* for all you cat (and T-shirt) lovers out there. We also have a reprint of our very popular origami fox design back in stock.

Discount code HYA will grab you a whopping 20% off!!!! offer valid till end of Feb.

(*sorry for the terrible pun. couldn’t resist…)

Andy: This is HYA, we love puns!

This post was submitted by squarethursday.

As usual, this post comes with the usual explanation that I don’t spend that much time with kids (more now than before, admittedly), so I could be off base when I talk about clothing for kids. That said, when I look at the designs for ShirtsThatGo all I can think is that when I was that age I’d have really liked this shirts because some of them have trucks on them and trucks were/are awesome. I presume that’s still the case for young boys now (I think we’re hard-wired to believe that tractors are cool), so I think ShirtsThatGo may well have a fine future ahead of them.

These shirts are a little bit different from the usual BustedTees offerings, but I like the style so I don’t have anything to complain about, even if I don’t understand all these American sports references!