This has been one of my favourite ‘I heart’ style tees ever since I saw it about a year ago. The problem was that I had no clue where you could buy it. I slipped the tee into the 109 I heart NY style tees post at #25 and fortunately a retailer that sells it spotted the tees. It’s not cheap, but it’s been worn by pint-sized hottie Hayden Panettiere so that clear justifies any premium pricing. For complete reference, I Uzi LA is by Future Heretics, which is a pretty great name for a brand
Costiness=$56 Buy it at Bare Rebel

You all know that I’m a sucker for a gold foil design, it’s a weakness of mine, but at least I’m addicted to cool looking tees with shiny prints on them, instead of something like crack, because then I’d probably sell my computer to get another hit, you would stop being told about cool tees (and hoodies, per your requests), and I’d probably have a pretty horrible life…… so, gold foil, good thing!
Costiness=$34 Available from Christopher (also available in different colorways and for girls)

After being in business for just over a year,
TeeFury are selling their first ever tee with metallic ink. You should be able to pick it up now for $9, and it will be available for 24 hours (as all their tees are).

Over the past few years the iconic “Keep Calm And Carry On” design has made an extremely successful transition from cool war-time poster to cool irony-time t-shirt, inspiring many parodies and more than a few copycats. Now I’m
not a fancy big city lawyer, so I don’t know a thing about copyright, but I’m fairly sure that
Yes No Maybe were the first to release this design as a tee, and now they’re spinning it out
as it’s own site so that you won’t get all flustered trying to find it on their main site.
I do believe that the original was white text on a red tee, which is still really cool, but YNM have expanded on that and now offer the same design in numerous colourways, including gold foil on black (shown above, obviously) which I’m rather partial to. Americans will probably find the £19.91 price a little high, and personally I think that £19.39 would be a rather more appropriate price (and you shouldn’t need a history degree to know why).
Costiness=£19.91 Available from Keep Calm London