by Andy on January 13, 2012
Since there are mountains and hills everywhere I look I don’t do a lot/any cycling, but I can certainly see the attraction for people, and I do hop on the exercise bike when I’m at the gym since I’m trying to get thighs of steel in time for snowboarding next month (would a rowing machine be better for this? Fitness fans please do jump into the comments). The Cyclery must presume that if people like to ride bikes then they’ll probably want to wear tees about them too since they’ve launched an Etsy store recently filled with a plethora of cycling based designs. They’ve offered to send a sample tee in so hopefully we’ll have a review up soon letting you know about the quality of their Alternative Apparel blanks and the silkscreen printing.
Costiness=$21 Buy it at The Cyclery
by Andy on September 5, 2011
I have no idea who ‘renowned Spanish street and fine artist SAN’ is, but I do know that he (or she) has created a a couple of great looking shirts for Upper Playground. Here’s their blurb about the release:
Following SAN’s recent collaborative show with ESCIF at FIFTY24SF Gallery, he crafted these two t-shirt graphics for Upper Playground around the idea of human stupidity. Specifically about how when people gather together to accomplish things with group action, they often look more and more absurd. The “Ants” t-shirt uses human bodies in a minor scale to show the mirrors in social organization between ants and humans. While the “Bicycle” tee shows a group of people happy about doing things in human sync but looking more and more like clowns while doing their job.
by Andy on September 5, 2011
I like the style of this shirt and think it looks pretty cool, but I’m not ashamed to say that I don’t understand it. Is this a thing that young people do on their fixies?
Costiness=$29 Buy it at Jesus Skid
Haven’t heard from Morvélo for a while, so it’s good to see them back with a solid line of tees that uncover that previously unknown niche in which both cycling and gambling exist together. Even though I haven’t ridden a bike for years (though I hear it’s not hard to start riding again) I really like these shirts and think that just about anyone could wear them, so they aren’t exclusively for the bike crowd. The tees in the High Roller Range will cost you £21.99 each and are available now. Here’s what they have to say about the range:
A limited edition range of products that celebrates the risks and rewards we all take to follow the sport we love. Whether gambling about the right timing to launch an attack or gambling on nailing that drop-off you’ve been eying up for weeks, gambling is inextricably linked with the world of bicycles. Deciding on which trails to explore, which roads to ride, which climbs to test you legs on, which descents to test your bravery on, we take chances each and every time we ride. As a wise man once said ” . . a sure thing is no fun.”
The Pedal Pushers Club is happy to show off our two new t-shirt designs from Jeremy Beasley. Bringing his signature clean and simple style to the theme of bicycles, these shirts are a great new addition to the PPC lineup. Both designs are printed on Gildan 64000 ringspun cotton shirts.
Hide Your Arms readers are entitled to free shipping on anything from the site using coupon code “HYA”
[Andy: Some good looking tee from these guys, thanks for the coupon!]
This post was submitted by Brett Novick.
by Andy on April 29, 2010
You know what I’ve found? People that ride a bicycle on a regular basis really like other people to know about it… so they’ll probably like this particular shirt.
Costiness=$17.95 Buy it at StepFour
