I thought I’d better point out that clouds don’t have to be sad all the time, and this lovely sweater seemed to be a pretty good opportunity to show that. You know what would be cool, if someone did the same thing, but instead of normal clouds, they made clouds that looked kinda like real things, like that game you play in the summer when you’ve got nothing better to do than lie on the grass (get a job, hippie!).
Costiness=$75 Buy this cloud sweater at Fred Flare
I was at the hairdressers yesterday getting my hair cut (why else would I be there?) and we were discussing her 5 week trip to Australia (and Hong Kong, I gave her
some pointers), and she said that whilst she’s away she hopes that it rains every day here in the Lake District and she returns to dreary England with a glowing tan. If you know anything about the Lake District, that could very well happen, it often feels as if we don’t have different seasons, just varying amounts of rain, which is why this
hoodie from
Tee and Toast really resonated with me.
The vintage and hand distressed look on the hoodie looks pretty cool too.
Costiness=£45 Buy the hoodie at Tee and Toast
Oh look, another post that wouldn’t have happened with the
excellent work of a tee blogger that isn’t me!
Baroke Clothing have a strong lineup of tees, I’ve included some of the others in the gallery, but I think I might like this one best out of the range, though the bear with laser beams coming out of its eyes is a damn good tee (yeah, now you’re gonna click through).
Costiness=$25 Buy the tee at Baroke Clothing
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I know that this tee was featured in my “
10 Great Tees from 10 Great Webcomics” post, but that was written well over a year ago, and HYA has more than double the amount of readers since then, so hopefully this tee will be fresh to a lot of you.
In case you hadn’t worked it out, the text on the tee says “Chinese is not my native language”… in Chinese, presumably. Or perhaps they’re throwing us the old switcheroo, and we think it’s funny because of the tee riffing on designers using Chinese and Japanese symbols because they look cool rather than being necessary, and the tee actually says something like ‘ham sandwich,’ which would actually be kinda funny too.
The tee is designed by Dorothy Gambrell, the lady behind the riotously funny webcomic, Cat and Girl.
Costiness=$19 Buy the tee at TopatoCo
