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It’s kind of amazing really that back when they released Duck Hunt you could actually point a controller at the TV screen and that would actually control the game with a pretty decent amount of accuracy. It seems fairly advanced technology (though I now know it’s fairly simple) considering the t-shirts design is a spot-on recreation of the quality of graphics that you could expect from the NES. T-shirt available from Super7 now for $30.
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I like the new ‘Build Bridges‘ design from Random Objects, it may be simple, restrained, and just a one-colour print, but it’s the kind of shirt that I really like to wear. Good to see Origami Pigeon make a return too, even if it’s just for a short time as when it sells out it won’t be making a return, and that bag looks pretty nifty too, though not the kind of thing that I’d buy.
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I don’t know why but for some reason I really believe that if they removed their helmets it’d be Luke & Princess Leia. I mean of course that would mean Darth Vader HAD to be their ballroom teacher, right?
For some reason I find the design kind of humorous and a bit nerdy. Regardless, I own one in the turquoise and it’s become one of my go-to t-shirts that I wear weekly. Line of Dance describes it as,
“For the ballroom dancing sci-fi geek in your life, we present: intergalactic! Featuring two “space dancers” floating atop the cosmic dance floor.”
Cost = $16.50 Buy it at Line of Dance
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Quite a nice little design this at RedBubble, perfect for all the 8-bit nostalgia fans.
Costiness=£16.68 Buy it at RedBubble
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Glennz makes a good point, if someone is going to create a shark repellent, I’m not going to be the first person to test it.
Costiness=$20.95 Buy it at Glennz
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I don’t often write about the bigger brands, but I figured since I recently bought this t-shirt I might as we share it, well of course I will! For some reason I have always liked Zoo York, having never purchased any other their products, I can’t figure why. The name is cool and interesting, but it’s probably the attitude that I like. Yes it’s the old street wear ethos, which a lot of brands do, but I feel they are more ‘genuine’ than others, like Stussy.
The name is actually based on a subway tunnel built from 1971 to 1973 under the New York’s Central Park Zoo and soon became an area for up and coming graffiti artists. These guys have even branded cockroaches (no roaches were harmed or killed in this process).
The t-shirt itself is pretty standard, no special fit as this is a brand aimed at active wearers, not meant to be cared for like your special dress. I like the t-shirt because of the colour combo’s and it’s a fun design. The paint is laid on pretty thick, so feels kinda rubbery but as the nature of the design is textured, if it does crack after repeated washes, well, that just adds to the charm.
I bought this Zoo York Kong Zyong/Zoo Kong (what?) at TK MAXX for a pinch at £9.99. So if you are in Britain then pop into one of their stores and hunt for the bugger. You can also buy online at places like Ebay, well I found a large , pre-owned for $7. There is also a blue on white here for $12 and a green on white here for $26.65. These prices are all over the place.
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