by Andy on April 27, 2012


You know how they say you never forget how to ride a bike? That may well be true, but I hopped on my girlfriend’s bike a couple of months ago (after many years of not being on two wheels) and it felt as if I was seconds from imminent death putting my feet on the ground the whole time.
Anyway, my fears of falling over aside, these are some pretty neat bicycle based shirts from San Francisco’s Super7, and they’re available now for $30 each.
by Mr Four Fingers on March 13, 2012




If you love cycling and animals (I mean who doesn’t) then check out Dark Cycle Clothing. I love the idea of representing yourself as your favourite animal on a bike. I don’t see any bulls surprisingly, there are definitely a lot of bull cyclists. They also have a wheel and bones design, which is pretty cool.
You can visit them online at their Etsy store and grab yourself a t-shirt for $21 – $25. They also offer you the opportunity to choose a specific colour t-shirt to print on and the pride themselves with cheap postage.
by Andy on January 27, 2012

Feel free to substitute ‘eco-concious bikers’ for ‘smug and preachy’, because if you know meet someone that bikes to work instead of driving you will learn about that within 5 minutes of making their acquaintance. Intersesting to see TweetTees over at RedBubble, I thought they found their home at MySoti.
Costiness=£16.67 Buy it at RedBubble
by Andy on January 25, 2012

If you’re wondering who Mighty Screen Printing are, they used to be called Klaus Industries… now if only I knew who Klaus Industries were. I wish I had been checking them out in the past though, I like the style of their designs.
Costiness=$25 Buy it at Might Screen Printing
by Andy on January 17, 2012

Well, this certainly made me smile, they have it in other colours too but I liked the white/orange version to look at (and I think bright orange would be good for cyclists) even though I don’t think that I’d wear it in this colour myself. It’s funny how adding a simple line and turning a bike upside down creates something that is so instantly recognisable.
Be sure to check out the rest of the Zamforia website, they’ve been going for a few years now and have a back catalogue to prove it.
Costiness=$28 Buy it at Zamforia
by Andy on September 5, 2011



I have no idea who ‘renowned Spanish street and fine artist SAN’ is, but I do know that he (or she) has created a a couple of great looking shirts for Upper Playground. Here’s their blurb about the release:
Following SAN’s recent collaborative show with ESCIF at FIFTY24SF Gallery, he crafted these two t-shirt graphics for Upper Playground around the idea of human stupidity. Specifically about how when people gather together to accomplish things with group action, they often look more and more absurd. The “Ants” t-shirt uses human bodies in a minor scale to show the mirrors in social organization between ants and humans. While the “Bicycle” tee shows a group of people happy about doing things in human sync but looking more and more like clowns while doing their job.