This is a pretty cutesy take upon the traditional crest design. Horatio, you get a thumbs up from HYA!
This is a pre-order, when 50 of them are ordered they will be shipped, and then no more will be made. Ever.
Costiness=£10 Available from Regal Clothing
I’m quite certain that upon the mention of the words ’samurai’ and ‘zombie’ in the same sentence part of the internet perked its collective ears up. Yes, it’s a logo tee, but I think that the texts works well with the imagery being used, and like all the other Death Before Dishonour tees I like (because there are a few i don’t), when I look at it the word that comes to mind is… badass.
Costiness=£25 Availalbe from Death Before Dishonour [via Fat Seagull]
So apparently I’m into being nostalgic about old TV shows
at the moment. Anyone else a
Freaks & Geeks fan?
One of the reasons why I liek this shirt from BustedTees (actually, probably the only reason) is because they’ve managed to stop themselves from explicitly naming the show that the shirt is referencing, whic helps to give it a bit more credibility and keep my imagination ‘in world’.
Costiness=$20 Available from BustedTees
I was actually watching Ferris Bueller’s Day Off a couple of days ago (the DVD case is still lazily dropped in front of the TV, I’m a little messy), and I thought that I really should own a Save Ferris tee, it’s a design classic for the John Huges generation (which I’m probably a bit young to class myself as, but let’s ignore that for a second), and it’s iconic, probably because it’s so simple that you just can’t forget it. Johnny Cupckaes take on the design probably won’t be remembered in 20 years except for by the most die-hard supporters of JC, but it’s still pretty cool. If you’re into cardigans (I’m no fan, personally), you’ll probably like what they’ve done with this, it interests me a lot more more than a ‘normal’ cardigan, but whilst I may be hitting the big 2-5 next week I don’t think I’m quite at a point where I want to wear cardigans yet.
