by Andy on September 28, 2009

I know that these
hoodies have been featured way back, but these are new colourways, and the model is really cute, so quit your complaining (which none of you have ever done)!
Wrongwroks
by Andy on August 21, 2009
Rosie Apps is a young artist from London who designs & prints t-shirts, and a fine job of it she is doing too. All the tees are printed on American Apparel, limited to 50 pieces of each design in each colour (and there are quite a lot of colourways if you don’t dig the black/green like I do).
Rosie has been kind of us to and provided a coupon code, RAPPS10 , that will give you 10% off any of the tees in store.
Costiness=£18 Available from Rosie’s Big Cartel Store
by Andy on August 19, 2009
by Andy on November 6, 2008

I like the look of where this series of tees is going, they look damn bold and I like that. As the picture says, if you e-mail them saying what you think the next monster in the series is going to be, there’s a chance that you could infact win that tee.
Stereopanda
by Andy on October 14, 2008
[At the time of posting this, hopefully I'm on a ferry between England and France, so please excuse the lack of commentary]
Here’s a brand that I found on Emptees:
The whole reason I started Electric Threads Corp. was because I had always enjoyed drawing and sketching, but the thing is I wanted to take that and turn it into something more. So one day I came up with the idea of putting my drawings and ideas on to clothing to sell to people to wear. A simple idea was all it took to start this.
So far I make all my shirts myself with my sister in my tiny shed and my screen printing equipment
. I hope one day I can take Electric Threads Corp. and turn it into a huge thriving business. Who knows maybe someday I can use this to help the world or create a huge following. All I know for now is that i’m gonna dream big and go for it!
Electric Threads Corp.
by Andy on March 14, 2008
Me&Yu, the Manchester-based fashion label that has a store in the delightfully bizarre
Affleck’s Palace, released their Sping/Summer range fairly recently, and they encouraged me to check it out. Being a fan of all things Me&Yu, and most things Mancunian, check it out I did.

They’ve continued along the same theme of doing fairly weird things in a hand drawn style and having equally weird photoshoots (bigger product pics would be nice on detailed artwork though). I really like the green and grey colourway of this monster doodle
hoodie (the pullover version), and I really like prints on hood linings as is shown in the zip-up version, and I get the feeling that I’d like the drawings too, but its a bit hard to make them out. Still, I’m willing to give them the benefit of the doubt that this is a cool design.
Costiness=£40/50 Links: Pullover/Zipper