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xtremeplaypen t-shirts

I don’t have any kind of a problem with people putting half naked women on t-shirts, I just don’t know when I’d get to wear them, perhaps on a night out clubbing, but even then I wouldn’t want to be stood next to my girlfriend with that image on my t-shirt.

It is a cool design though, if I remove my personal feeling about ‘boobs on tees’ I like the style of the photo and think it works well as a design. I guess I’m not their target demographic. Still, I’m always going to post this stuff because it lets me get away with posting boobs, because despite being 26 I’m still very much a child inside.

Costiness=£10 Buy it at Xtremeplaypen

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Shield T-shirt by Megabolt

by Andy on May 28, 2011

megabolt t-shirt

It feels quite rare at the moment that I just post a random shirt from a company I’ve never heard of that haven’t e-mailed me, I’m constantly trying to give you the latest and greatest news, but there’s just not enough time in the day without me posting even more than I already do, so here’s a tee that I just really like.

Costiness=$20 Buy it at Megabolt

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Puns Not Guns t-shirt by the Punning Man

You all know that I enjoy a good pun, and when the pun itself is about puns, well, that will tickle me just right.

Costiness=£9 Buy it at the Punning Man

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“Stag” tee by Alive & Well

by Andy on April 14, 2010

stag t-shirt

I’ve been sent a couple of tips from people to check out Alive & Well, and I’m really glad that people have let me know about them because they’re a really promising new brand by the looks of things, with some good tees and a well set out site. What more could I want? Well, hoodies, obviously, but they can be a bit of a budget killer so I’ll let them slide on that one. Interesting story, we were having a problem with deer coming into our orchard (yep, that’s just how I live) and eating the flowers, a few days later I was eating some lovely venison, I’ll let you figure out how it went from garden to plate, but either way, you can’t beat those food miles!

Costiness=£12.99 Buy it at Alive & Well

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Post image for Rain Drops & Rhombuses by Plink Design

As fas as t-shirt names go, this one is certainly informative. The colourway is pretty summery, which you can either view as being a bit early, or a bit of positive thinking from people that don’t care for the cold; either way, it’s a pleasing shirt.

Costiness=$20 Available from Plink Design (cool product page too)

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I Heart Realism by huntingbears

by Andy on January 10, 2010

I heart 480x480 I Heart Realism by huntingbears

I’d seen this tee around a few times, but it was jsut a picture and there was no store associated with it, so I wasn’t able to add it to the epic (and not particularly popular) list of 109 I heart NY style tees, but I’m glad I’ve tracked it down because it’s one of my favourite examples of the genre.

Costiness=$20 Available from huntingbears Big Cartel store

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Octopus by Brutali

December 9, 2009

This artwork really suits the black and white colourway and that place works nicely too. And good to see a brand called Brutali doing their photoshoot in a churchyard too! Costiness=£10 (on sale, and get a further 15% off with the coupon code CHRISTMAS1 during this most festive of months) Available from Brutali Apparel

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Grim Threads don’t depress me nearly as much as they should

June 12, 2009

In their words: My clothing line, Grim Threads, blends the darkness of the macabre with bright, bold colors of graffiti and street art. It’s unusual to find a brand that has designs focused on the more macabre side of life (though I don’t find these designs to be that ‘dark’), and yet they’re totally onboard [...]

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On the hunt for a print on demand company that is ‘ethical’

June 19, 2008

Irregular Times, who don’t appear to spend all that much time talking about tees normally, have taken a look at print on demand companies and judged them based upon where the stock tees come from, and how ‘ethical’ those suppliers are (American Apparel = good, Gildan = bad, for example) . I don’t know if [...]

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Not a t-shirt blog: The Unknown t-shirt

August 16, 2006

Now, I’m sure that Nate from The Unknown T-shirt would be the first to admit that he doesn’t own the flashiest website in the world, but this guy is an artist, and I like his tees, so I ain’t going to rag on his site. A lot of the tees have some kind of an [...]

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