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Linty Fresh’s December Offering

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I like it!

Costiness=$22 Buy it at Linty Fresh

3056998816_cf39b0b780_o 20% off at Linty Fresh until December 2nd [Coupon Codes]


Curiously, I haven’t seen this mentioned anywhere else, no even the Linty Fresh blog (*update, it just came up in my feedreader), I just happened upon it whilst checking out my contacts on Flickr, so I may well have scored myself something of an unintentional scoop.

As the image says, enter the code “FALLISFRESH” and you’ll get 20% off your order. Maybe I’ll finally take this as an opportunity to pick up one of Eric’s belts.

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Newvember at Linty Fresh


Just a heads up, I’m going to be using the term Newvember all month, or at least until I stop finding it amusing.

Linty Fresh have released a couple of new tees (Cyril the Cyclone & Fish, etc.) for November, and also the very exciting concept of the ‘bundle box‘. In a bundle box, you pick two tees and a belt, and they come in an awesome looking box for $50, which represent a 20% discount on the regular price of the items.

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See those pictures up there? Those printing errors were not what Eric from Linty Fresh wanted to see when he received his latest batch of shirts from the printer. Instead of just chucking them into a closet to gather dust, he’s giving them away for free. Well, as free as you could hope for, you still have to pay shipping ($3 domestic, $7 international), but I don’t think any of you could expect him to pay for shipping when he’s just giving you a tee. I don’t know how long this offer is good for, so if you want one it might be a good idea to let him know sharpish.

Find out all about it at the Linty Fresh blog

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Sorry to post the same store twice in a row, but I thought it was about damn time that I got back to my roots and posted a hoodie for a change. The weather plays a big factor in my enthusiasm for posting hoodies, and when I’m liberally applying sun screen on my neck in a morning before going out to work I don’t feel particularly inclined to hide my arms, so I don’t feel particularly inclined to write about hoodies, but there’s something about Linty Fresh’s designs that makes me want to post them no matter what they’re printed on, hell, I even want to write about the belts!

Costiness=$45 Link (and here’s the tee version)

$5 tees at Linty Fresh

Eric has to clear out some space and knows the best way to do it, a sale. The designs that are on sale aren’t exactly the freshest that he’s made, but they do come at the beyond awesome price of just $5 a piece.

Yes, $5. And I thought it was great last week then Cotton Werks were selling tees for $8. All the guys tees are printed on Fruit of the Loom and the two girls designs are on AA.

Check out the details on the Linty Fresh blog, or just go straight to the store before they sell out.

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‘New’ basically means that Linty Fresh announced these tees almost 2 weeks ago and I haven’t managed to get a post out about them, so whilst one of these tees is called ‘F is for Fresh’, I’m afraid that if these tees were strawberries they would have perished many days ago. Luckily, they aren’t strawberries, so they still look damn good.

The blue tee, ‘F is for Fresh‘, is… crazy, I have no idea what’s going on, and I think that’s kind of the aim, read Eric’s (Mr. Linty Fresh) description of the tee and it’ll start to make sense:

It seems that lately my most effective method for producing designs has been unpredictable and unplanned, and this tee is a good example.

It started with the letter “f”. I took it, vectored it, sliced it up, tugged at the corners and bent the curves, and eventually got to noticing that I could spot faces in the negative space it formed. So I went with it. (Why not?) Soon there were a small myriad of mutated f’s combining to create different characters at every angle. Naturally, a whale, a choppy sea, and gentleman from the turn of the century wheedled their way in, too.

It’s kind of the digital, grown-up version of what most kids do when they look at clouds and try to spot things. It’s cool to know I haven’t lost touch with that sort of thing.

The green tee, Eye Scream, started out life as a collaboration between LF and J3concepts that was meant to be a tiled pattern hoodie (see a mockup of it here), but when it turned out that would be hella expensive the design was simplified and turned into a t-shirt. It is possible that the hoodie will see production though, so I’ll be keeping my eye on that.

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‘the most fantastic things’ t-shirt by Linty Fresh

Great design here from Linty Fresh that feels a lot like a Threadless-kinda submission, artsy, plenty of different design elements, and a few cute characters thrown in for good measure. LF also appear to be putting out a decent quality product too, judging by this lovely printed tag inside the shirt.
‘the most fantastic things’ t-shirt by Linty Fresh (printed tag)

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