Origin68 has made-over their site and it certainly is looking quite nice. In addition, they have added eight new tees making their 2012 Spring/Summer line. My favorite t-shirt from the bunch would definitely be Enjoy Life (pictured on the pretty girl above). It displays an incredible use of type to create a design – first of all, it grabs my eyes with it’s bold use of red on heathered gray, and then I am intrigued by the way LIFE flows into a circular shape to form something almost organic or whimsical, while ENJOY is tucked away elegantly within the top of the design, that I love! Oh, let’s not forget the subtle details; the placement of their name at the bottom of the design, as well as the hem tag – ah, so refreshing and just right.
Cost: £20.00 Buy it: Origin68
MORE from their new line (and honestly, I enjoy them all!)
Keep in touch with Origin68: Facebook, Twitter, and Blog
Go ahead, take a good look at the new Winter line from Tribe, I sure did and it impressed me (a lot.) Between the six new tees and the new crewneck, I am not sure what I love best, but you can definitely call me a fan. I prefer the simple aspects about all the designs; their name placed amongst well designed, clean motifs – it’s pretty stunning. While you’re there, take a look at their Fall 2011 line, the entire collection will be on sale until Sunday, February 5th.
Tribe also released a lookbook for the Winter line, showcasing their cool tees (and a lot of pretty people), which is guaranteed to get you excited about the new line! So go take a peek, you won’t be sorry – that’s a promise!
Keep in touch: Tribe’s Facebook and Twitter
Our friends over at Black Sea dropped me a line to say that they’ve dropped a few new tees, and that they’ve got a fun new photoshoot to go with it, which is why the gallery above is a bit bigger than usual. On the subject of galleries, I accidently turned off the wrong plugin in WordPress a few days ago, which is why you wouldn’t be getting any lightbox effects when you clicked on an image, but that’s been fixed now, apologies for any inconvenience.
Black Sea Apparel
