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You know how they say you’ll either love or hate Marmite? I have no idea which of those people I am since I’ve never tried the stuff, I’ve just never been interested, I saw a jar in the cupboard today and thought “not today Marmite, not today.” Then again, I was having croissants for breakfast so that’s probably fair enough.
Impressive array of winners from Springleap in their Marmite competition, I think my favourite is the crest style design, really nice style to that one.
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I realised that this TeeFury shirt was about Breaking Bad, but having only seen a couple of episodes the Los Pollos Hermanos aspect of this shirt is lost on me.
I think that this might be my favourite design that Shirt.Woot have released.
Goonies-inspired t-shirt from RIPT today.
“The Marvelous commute to Wonderland” is up at Qwertee.
It’s Back To The Future vs Bill and Ted at Shirt Punch today.
Here’s another 24Tee shirt that goes over my head.
I know that Community isn’t for everyone, but the paintball episode was truly fantastic, so I’m glad to get the reminder from TeeRadiers.
Two new shirts from DBH today (including one that is fighting SOPA that will only be available for a couple more days).
BustedTees have some wrestling pandas for $13.99 instead of $20 this week.
Hey look, Tilteed are selling ‘The Eternal Struggle’ again.
This error greeted me when I visited TeeBlitz this morning.
Adam has some advice over at TeeJunction on creating a t-shirt brand.
Save up to 20% on your order at Wrongwroks, providing you spend quite a lot.
Raygun Robyn is aiming for global domination, and to do that she’s going to offer free shipping to the first person from countries that haven’t yet made an order in her store.
Johnny Cupcakes shares a little story of how he put a plastic skull into a random customer’s order for a hat to try and add some mystery and magic to the online shopping process. It might give other store owners ideas about how they can make their shopping experience more interesting.
Obscure Printing are going to start offering a complete fulfillment service for brands (printing, packing, shipping, and stock holding). They’re also collaborating with a company called Judda distribution which will make brands available to 3000+ stores across Europe, which could be a great opportunity for a lot of brands. It’ll be interesting to see where this goes.
Mila Kunis wore a vintage-styled Pepsi t-shirt, super-duper!
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The whole thing about pizza being classed as a vegetable in American school cafeterias really boggles my mind, it’s one of those things that I think gives people more ammo to perpetuate negative stereotypes about Americans when I know that they aren’t true for the vast majority of Americans who are well are that just because something has some tomato sauce on it doesn’t mean it’s a vegetable.
The other two new releases at Snorg this week aren’t bad, but the pizza one is the stand out for me. As usual the shirts are $14.95 from now until the end of the week when they will hit $19.95.
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As someone with an unhealthy love of sugary things and t-shirts any brand that fuses food and fashion interests me, so when I got an e-mail from Brandon at Mister Pops I thought they seemed right up my street. They are!
I’ve actually written about some of Brandon’s work in the past as he was the man behind Electric Threads. Hopefully thats the right link, I can’t find another Electric Threads on HYA. That Brandon isn’t completely new to the tee world is reassuring to me, it suggests that he will have taken everything that he’s learned from that experience and will be able to avoid many of the pitfalls that hinder new brands during their formative months.
The brand takes it’s inspiration for a candy shop in the 50s, with the candy shop representing being a child at heart. The ‘child at heart’ aspect isn’t coming through strongly in the designs or style yet, but it’s tough to judge a brand based on four designs. The designs are pretty strong, I’d happily wear any of them and it’s pretty unusual that I feel that way, the simplicity of the crossed lollipops works really well for me, and the two more complicated crest-style designs are something that a lot of brands (and customers) are going for at the moment. Mister Pops shows a lot of promise and I’m looking forward to seeing what they come up with in the future.
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