Ugmonk is having a 5 day sale starting today (ends May 26th) – 20% Off Storewide! Just use the code: SPRING20 at checkout!
Happy shopping!
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20% sale on at Huebucket on selected t-shirts, namely Flock of Birds and Diamond. Both available on either black or white, normally £22, so down to $17.60. Quite a bargain indeed. They state on their landing page that the sale ends 9am Monday 31st March, but a quick check of the calendar informs me that this Saturday is 31st. So get in there now to be on the safe side.
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I guess that this promotion kind of makes sense, AAITSKI have a lot of t-shirt designs that are based around animals, but seriously, who has ever heard of World Animal Day? And what are we meant to do to celebrate it, go vegetarian (except for bacon, of course)? Hug a monkey? There are far too many ‘Blah Blah Blah Days’ now, and what does it take to make an official ‘…. Day’, can I just claim one, like next Thursday being the International Day of Andy?
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Local Celebrity, who I like to think are a cut above the rest of the ‘funny’ crowd, have got a sale on at the moment. All you have to do is use the coupon code hotforteacher when you’re checking out whichever tees you’ve thrown into your virtual basket, and you’ll receive a 20% discount. They’re calling it a back to school sale, but I think that most of their 80s references will fly over the heads of most high schoolers.
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If you’re making a purchase from Contrast in the near future then it would probably be a pretty good idea to input the coupon code summeriscoming into the appropriate box when you’re checking out with your order.
I’m going to be blogging for them pretty soon, we’re just sorting things out at the moment.
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We don’t get ‘peeps’ here in the UK, by which I don’t mean shorthand for person (i.e. “I’m jus’ hangin’ wit’ ma peeps”, which I say all the time, as you would imagine), I mean those bizarre, fluffy, sugary things that look awesome but I imagine are actually kinda nasty, on account of them being luminous colours.
But even though I may not have first hand experience of the peeps, I can recognise an American icon when I see one, which is why I like this hoodie from Messhead clothing.
The design is crisp, simple, well postioned, and with a dash of colour to ensure that it stands out from the crowd. You could say that its a bit empty, but I think that the minimalist approach suits this better than having a few giant peeps dotted about the hoddie. There’s also ‘Messhead’ written in handwriting style font (kinda like the one that Threadless use for their logo) on the hood, which is readable when the hood is up, which I kinda like, though it might be a bit ‘in your face’ for some. Also, it’s damn cheap, which is always a plus.
It is also available in white, a colour which I usually avoid because I tend to get various sauces on me on a regular basis, but in this case I think the design might look better in white.
Costiness=$20 URL
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