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Hi Andy,
The shirt is a tribute to the XS650 engine. I had GM (http://godmachinedesigns.blogspot.com), a badass designer do a multicolored illustration of the xs650 power plant. It’s a work of art, its kind of 70s psychedelic inspired with tons of detail. The idea was to have the background swirling representing being hypnotized by the sound of the XS motor. I think it turned out really nice.
This T-shirt is -5.5 oz 100% Cotton Tubular Jersey, Double-needle bottom hem and sleeves, and preshrunk to minimize shrinkage.
I hope you guys dig it.
Thanks
XS Ted
Andy: Ted, you had me at God Machine.
This post was submitted by Ted.

I like cars but to be honest once you open up the bonnet/hood I’ll be needing to open up a book because I just don’t know how stuff works in there beyond the really obvious stuff. That last sentence will have probably made people are Import Bible cringe because they produce tees based around cars and the tuning culture. USually when I think of that culture the t-shirts that would spring to mind would be your typical Ed Hardy douchewear, so it’s cool to see someone producing tees that can be worn by just about anyone. The shirts are $27 each.

I know that this t-shirt comes from 80sTees and therefore isn’t ‘cool’, because really, who hasn’t heard of 80sTees? However, as a child of the 80s, I am always willing to overlook a few things if it allows me to get nostalgic about the movies I loved when I was young and not quite as bitter, and to be fair to this design, there isn’t really much more they could do with the concept, at least the blue of the shirt is being used as the ‘paper’ for the blueprints to be drawn onto.
Costiness=$20 Available from 80sTees [via Coty]

Cars and guns, now that’s a recipe for success!
There’s something totally 80s about the way that they’ve got a blue to pink fade going on with the print, which I guess makes sense considering Cardboard Robot’s inspiration comes from the most 80s-tastic version of the Grand Theft Auto series.
Costiness=$25 Link (I don’t think I’ve mentioned this before, but you can get up to 20% off your order at Karmaloop by using the rep code AS7594)