
Use the coupon code FLASH50 to get a massive 50% off t-shirts at Ribcage Customs until Monday which will bring their tees down to less than £10 each. Also, and I think that this is a permanent offer, you can now get free shipping on your order if you spend £50 or more.

The Affair make some great tees, but at £25 they’re a little pricier than most places online. I love the one I have, it’s genuinely one of the best feeling in my collection and has stood up to multiple washes very well, and I think that they do represent good value, but I’m sure that getting 40% off (aka £10 per t-shirt) would be awfully welcome to a lot of people, so here’s how you go about getting your 40% off voucher.
1. Like The Affair on Facebook.
2. Share this post on your own wall.
3. The’ll message you the discount code.
4. SAVE 40% on your next purchase.
The coupons will be valid during May, so if you want one you’d better get onto it soon.

It’s funny, at this time of year people don’t know whether to call their collections Spring or Summer releases, not that the label is too important, a t-shirt is a t-shirt, but it’s still interesting to watch how the transition is a bit blurred.
I’m impressed by this latest release from Fat Gold, I’d be happy wearing all of it which seems to be my standard of whether something is good or not this week. Tees will run you €28 each across the board, whilst their new selection of hats will put a €22 dent in your wallet.

Can’t decide if I like this new shirt from Dr. UEEE, I’m sure that if I saw the real thing I’d think it was cool but in this mockup form it’s hard to tell. Available now for 19€. Thoughts?






This collaboration has been quite a long time coming, teaming up UK streetwear label AnyForty with the worlds only t-shirt magazine, T-World, to release a t-shirt series showcasing the best design talent from Australia. There’s quite a few more designs in the collection, but there’s only so much space on the blog, y’know?
It’s really impressive to see how AnyForty has been growing recently, there seems to be something new happening over there every day and they keep pushing themselves to greater heights. We all know that I’m a fan of T-world (even though I believe it has been shamefully bereft of references to HYA!), and it’s really cool to see someone of Eddie’s influence collaborating with a UK streetwear label when I would imagine it would have been more lucrative to partner with someone in the US (though clothing seems to be fairly global these days anyway, especially when you get towards the slightly more premium streetwear prices).
Each shirt is £30, and comes with a special 24-page edition of T-World that is specific to the t-shirt artist.



The guys over at KAFT have put together a massive coupon just for HYA, get a huge 60% off their prices with the coupon code HYA60.