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For the last couple of years, Australian artist Jungles has been building a name for himself with his innovative sketches and designs having been featured in street press, blogs, cafes and exhibitions. Now, the young artist has teamed up with Mirador Records to turn the sketches into Jungles’ first clothing collection with ten designs screen printed on quality garments. The tees and crew sweaters available can be viewed and purchased from the Mirador web store at jungles.miradorrecords.com while Jungles’ facebook page is the place to be to keep updated with new art, fashion and exhibitions from the artist.
Andy: Very nice tees indeed, thanks for the submission!
This post was submitted by Ben Ferguson.
I happened to stumble across this shirt last week while browsing online. Jugrnaut is a streetwear clothing brand and retail store out of Chicago, IL. While clicking to check out their t-shirts, this gem popped out at me and I couldn’t stop laughing. Ignoring the fact that I couldn’t figure out the black male cartoon character at first, UNTIL I googled Chip Tha Ripper . He is a music artist who has performed with such performers as Kid Cudi. Apparently a lot of his albums contain cartoon work of him and thus Jugrnaut collaborated with him (and allegedly has several times before) to bring you this t-shirt.
Why was I laughing? Well come on, if you were born in the 80′s then you definitely grew up watching The Jetson’s, Flintstones, Simpsons, etc, etc. I don’t know why it tickled me so much but seeing all these female cartoon characters together from my childhood on a t-shirt and after figuring out who Chip was; this design got 100 times funnier. Especially the fact that I don’t think Jane Jetson would fall for a gansta rapper smoking a doobie. I mean I can’t even imagine Chip Tha Ripper flying around Orbit City and sneaking into the SkyPad Apartments past Rosey. Personally I think he’s more Judy’s type.
Cost = $34.00 Buy it at Jugrnaut
by Leah on April 30, 2012
“Medicine heals the body, music heals the soul”, my thoughts exactly. Being a lover of music, I have been captured by this tee over at Status Serigraph. Showcasing just a small number of tees (it’s a small selection, but very nicely designed and that’s what really counts), Status Serigraph’s main focus is prints – and what makes it even better? Most of them are hand-printed concert posters, like the two lovelies pictured below.
Also sign up at Fab.com and take advantage of the sale on Status Serigraph – only 4 days left, so hurry! Nice bunch of tees on sale (some of them shown below, my favorites of course), as well as prints on sale, lots of them!
Keep up with Status Serigraph: Facebook, Twitter, Shop
Tees $20-$25, Posters $20-$35
Fab.com Sale $18.50-$29.60
by Andy on April 27, 2012
by Andy on April 27, 2012
by Chris_S on April 24, 2012
hhv.de is seemingly some sort of music shop based in Berlin that does a lot of tees (2970, to be exact). Berlin’s a long way to go to buy a t-shirt, but thanks to the joys of the internet (uhhh duhhhh) you can actually get a lot of pretty good designs for relatively little money.
It’s worth noting that this isn’t a single label; rather, it seems a repository for a whole bunch of different labels. Some are big (Zoo York, Vans) and some are small. Similarly, there’s a lot of dross on the site – or rather, a lot of stuff that you can get elsewhere (I’m talking about band t-shirts here). But then there are also some absolutely stunning shirts that I’ve not seen many other places. Of course, everyone’s tastes are different, but there are seven that I whacked right into the basket in the vain hope that €144.48 + shipping would magically appear in my bank account (sadly, it didn’t). Of those, I’ve picked out a top four for you to take a gander at in case you have more money than me.
Above at the top is a shirt by Adam Hayes for 2K by Gingham, and I love the old-fashioned style text that’s on it. It’s the sort of thing you’d see on a 1950s poster for a speakeasy (I’m aware that’s historically impossible). For a smidgen under €14 it could be yours.
Another 2K by Gingham t-shirt, this is a mix of the geekiness of Threadless with the fashionable sort of tees you see people wearing in clubs. This one’s a little more at €16.95.
I wish I had €34.95 for this t-shirt – I really do. I love the typography on this, and the morose message that it gives off. It’s the sort of thing that people who live for Facebook will find amazingly cool from a distance, before realising what it says up close.
This is an elegant, springtime shirt from Sixpack France x Museum Studio, which is the costliest of the lot at €39.95 – but then again, it’s only been on the online store for six days. I like the colours and the gentle rose detail, and I think it’s the sort of thing which isn’t quite a brash statement t-shirt, but also isn’t your boring normal tee either.
Anyway, these is just the things I personally like. You really need to head on over yourself and take a look to find out.
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