
This shirt isn’t exactly blowing me away, but if it was in my wardrobe and I pulled it out I’d be pretty happy to wear it.
Costiness=€22 Buy it at A Better Tomorrow
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This shirt isn’t exactly blowing me away, but if it was in my wardrobe and I pulled it out I’d be pretty happy to wear it.
Costiness=€22 Buy it at A Better Tomorrow
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I like Yema Yema, and not just because Mercedes bought one of my HYA posters, but because she’s carving out a really nice niche for herself in the world of crazy character tees, if you look at the whole catalogue it’s really consistent and sticks to a theme which I’m sure looks good to someone new visiting the store for the first time. The two new tees are both $15 each, printed on American Apparel, and look damn good to me.
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I’m kind of closing my eyes when it comes to the price of this tee, it’s KidRobot, and it’s eBoy, and it’s limited edition, sp naturally it’s not going to be cheap, but €50 seems to be pushing it a little. So, if you’re in the same boat as me and find it a little pricey, hopefully we also agree that it’s a damn good looking tee.
Costiness=€50 Buy it at the eBoy shop (1 left in size M, and L is the only other available size)
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Costiness=$25 Available from Illus Apparel
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Costiness=$17 Available from Lolligag
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See that character up there in the image? Name it, write a short story about it (250 words max), and you’re in. The easiest part of this whole thing? You can leave your entries right here on HYA.
That’s the short version, so get thinking about your entry whilst you read the rules:
Here are the rules in full, and here is the Tolky Monkys blog post explaining the whole lot again (including the other people who are involved).
Now get on it!
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I like the way that they’re taking ancient elements of Chinese mythology and creating fresh modern characters based upon them, it’s a pretty interesting concept and Akufuncture seem to be pulling it off with aplomb. I’m usually kind of on the fence over character tees, I don’t really know how to approach them, especially when the character isn’t from popular culture, y’know? Why are we meant to have a connection with this character beyond “hey, this looks cool”? I guess that with Akufuncture at least there is a back story to all of their designs.
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I ran across this site, thought it might be of interest to you:
www.shinobispirit.com.
And you know what, Garret was right, it was of interest to me, because Shinobi Spirit have some pretty cool designs. I think they’re a Spanish brand, who’re putting loads of ridiculously cute characters (like the one in their logo above) onto their tees in a collage. They look good and at €12 a pop (some of the women’s tees are just €9) they good value too.
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The coupon code is: HIDESEPT08
If the 5 uses don’t get snapped up quickly (I have no way of knowing who and when it has been used) then the code will expire on September 19th. There is no limit on the amount of items that you can order with this code, so this is be a great opportunity for Americans to pick up something from Europe without having to take out a mortgage.
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The second design that Akumu Ink released this month looks like someone decided to put a chess board on your chest with a razor blade, and even gothy old Andy thinks that this may well be a little dark, but I do quite like it. The tee is called Shukketsu, any chance a Japanese speaker in the audience could enlighten us?
Oh, and they promise they’ll have hoodies on sale next month, huzzah!
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As usual, the designs are character based, and I’m really impressed with all of them, the tees are just for the girls and includes some really cute designs, the polos are for guys and girls.
Check out the girls tees, check out the polos.
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Costiness=£13.99 (free worldwide shipping included) Tee Link
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scrappy was an old columbia studios character that failed. it’s like a mickey mouse human version
I’m not really a big fan of retro designs, but I like the story behind this, using a cartoon character that never caught the public’s imagination. Just colouring in the character’s hat and leaving the rest as outlines and background colour is pretty cool too. I’m not really sure if its available to buy, but the uploader has put the pic into the Independent T-Shirt Labels Pool on Flickr so its entirely possible that they made the tee themselves, so if you really want one just drop the user a message and you might be able sort something out.
Photo Credit: Scrappy by sbariniesto (the picture is ‘all rights reserved’ but hopefully me liking the tee will mean I don’t get an e-mail asking for the pic to be removed)
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tokidoki’s illustrative style is pretty much perfect for me, not so much as clothes (cos I’m a dude), but in terms of art I really like it. There’s a great balance to this hoody, it seems to be teetering on the edge of craziness without ever going too far; the colourway, fun but not too loud; the characters, keeping interest without dominating the piece.
Costiness=$92 Link (get up to 20% off this hoody using the Karmaloop rep code AS7594)
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