by Andy on April 21, 2012


I suppose that with Sapristee being a French company this shirt wouldn’t be all that exciting to native-speakers, but for an Englishman such as myself it has a certain exotic quality to it that makes it more attractive to me, and the style is really nice too.
Costiness=19.90€ Buy it at Sapristee
by Mr Four Fingers on March 16, 2012




I was recently introduced to the world of Mc Bess when visiting a friend who had a print of his on their wall. Afterwards I looked more into this French artist and found a world that seemed familiar and yet so new at the same time.
McBess sells his his t-shirts through, Berlin based, Dudes Factory where you can pick up t-shirt for €29 and they are all printed on American Apparel. There is also some hoodies (€55), custom t-shirt design builder and loads of original art if you are interested. His website does state that the t-shirt are €35, but I have a feeling that this is incorrect.
The Dudes Factory website itself has a load of other great designers, it’s slick and kinda makes me feel jealous that I’m not a part if it! I recommend a visit.


I’m not being stupid am I? This is a printed t-shirt, right? It’s not been crocheted?
How great is the concept of a bulgogi burger? My mouth is literally watering at the thought. Dammit I wish I lived within a few hundred miles of a Korean restaurant.
Costiness=€25 Buy it at Decate
by Andy on March 13, 2011

Just when I think I’ve seen all the Star Wars t-shirts in the world, Junk food come up trumps with that old geek classic, pretending that just because it’s foreign it’s better (thought it is a lovely design, to be fair).
Costiness=$32 (licenses ain’t cheap!) Buy it at Junk Food
by Andy on January 26, 2011

If you went to a British school anytime in the last 20 years you would have heard someone say this during a French lesson. I wonder if French lessons in schools now actually have any bearing on what people want to know when they’re learning French, the swear words, and how to ask for things when you’re on holiday.
Costiness=£14 Buy it at Wasted Heroes
by Andy on January 15, 2011

We could go into the deep-and-meaningful about this phrase (attributed to Louis XV), but that’s not my place, even if I have got that politics degree which has clearly been a lot of use to me as a tee blogger and occasional van driver. Let’s just appreciate it for what it is, a really cool, very wearable t-shirt.
Costiness=$32 Buy it at Sometimes.