A blog about hoodies & t-shirts, with news from the independent clothing world

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T-shirts having prints that make them look like other pieces of clothing are hardly knew, ever since someone wanted to remain casual in a t-shirt whilst retaining the class of appearing to wear a tuxedo (from a very long distance) the fake clothes trend has had a niche in the tee industry. If you want to buy either of the tees in this photo, follow this link, if you wanna see more fake clothes, check out the fakeclothes tag on Rumplo.Photo credit: When t-shirts wear illusions by Koolto.com

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People that hate costume style tees, move along; people who were expecting something hooker based, move along; people that enjoy having a little fun with the clothes layering, take a gander at this. I think it would be really cool if you coupled this up with a blazer/sports jacket, I doubt that the illusion would be that effective, but it would still better than the ‘classic’ tuxedo shirt.

Costiness=$36 Link ($36 is a bit much for a tee, use the rep code AS7594 to get up to 20% off your whole order!)

The only Fresh thing in L.A.

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This hoodie isn’t the kind of thing that I’d usually go for, fake vintage and a biker theme with trendy sewn on patches, but even I have to admit that it’s pretty cool.

And I wanted to do a recommendation from Revolve Clothing (just to avoid confusion, the hoodie brand is ‘Fresh’, Revolve is a store) since they’ve got a great range, admittedly it’s usually mainstream labels, and it ain’t exactly cheap (though there is a lot of sale items), but it still just ‘feels’ like a good store to buy from.

Costiness=$72 URL