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Daily Tees & News for January 5th

by Andy on January 5, 2012

Not often you see a Frogger design, and especially not one this not, good work TeeFury.

One of my favourite designs from RIPT for a while, several pop culture doctors (including a few from Doctor Who) forced into glass jars, Futurama-style.

Cool Muppet design at Shirt.Woot today.

The Yetee have more video game characters than you can shake a stick at on this shirt.

Clever shirt from 24tee today creating the T.A.R.D.I.S out of the names of every companion the Doctor has had.

Slave Leia gets turned into a mudflap girl for this Shirt Punch design. I’m sure there are a lot of people out there that would buy these as actual mudflaps.

Qwertee don’t love New York, but they definitely like it.

I’ll buy this shirt… when pigs fly! Stupidhurts.us.

Who doesn’t like owls? I for one am something of a fan, and apparently DBH are too.

Hmmm, I’m fairly sure that BustedTees didn’t come up with the artwork on this t-shirt… still, it’s $13.99 in their daily deal instead of $20.

It’s nice to see Tilteed rolling out some of their lesser seen designs for a change, things were getting a bit samey.

‘Colourful chords’ makes a reappearance at Loviu.

Catch of the Day Tee haven’t had anything on their site all week, hopefully they’re just taking an extended break for the holidays.

laFraise are offering free shipping when you buy two or more t-shirts with the coupon code SHIPFREE2012 until midnight on Sunday.

All Mighty have put all their Christmas goods on 50% off clearance for all y’all that want to get a head start on next year’s goodies.

ThinkGeek have a big sale on a the moment, and you can get $10 off when you spend $50 or more with the coupon code RAWKING until midnight tomorrow (ET).

Lead & Light are running a Tumblr contest to win a shirt (and not necessarily the one above, either), all you have to do to enter is reblog the post I just linked to.

Shrimp Sauce have released a lookbook video for their latest release.

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New Gotham NYC make some interesting shirts

by Andy on November 23, 2011

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Digging around in my inbox today I found New Gotham NYC, who I later realised are actually an advertiser on HYA, and thought I’d better take a look at their shirts.

They’re pretty new but by the sound of things they’ve been thinking about entering the industry for a couple of years, which shows in their choice to go straight into cut & sew for their launch, unlike most brands (including well established brands) that stick with stock blanks like American Apparel. It’s a bold move that has pros and cons (it fits just how they want, but on the internet the consumer doesn’t know how it fits, unlike a dominant blank like American Apparel or Gildan), but it definitely shows how serious they are about the business because that’s an investment of both time and money. Theat investment is reflected in the prices of the shirts, coming in between $28 and $40, which is fairly high for an online brand, but if you were to see them in a store you probably wouldn’t have any sticker shock.

I’d say that of their launch shirts (and there’s more than the three that I’ve posted above) my favourite is the apple core shirt, I haven’t seen that concept before on a shirt and it works really well, nice choice of colourway too.

New Gotham NYC

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IM NY t-shirt by Ludlow Threads

by Andy on September 6, 2011

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Crying out for an apostrophe, right?

Costiness=$25 Buy it at Ludlow Threads

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“New York Crimes” t-shirt by Brooklyn Industries

by Andy on June 22, 2011

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I see what you did there Brooklyn Industires, very clever.

In my visits to New York I must admit that I never really felt it to be a dangerous city, maybe I was sticking to the nice parts, but I did get around and I never felt like my safety was at risk or I’d get mugged. I’m sure it would have been a different case a couple of decades ago.

Costiness=$24 Buy it at Brooklyn Industries

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Brooklyn Industries “I [Like] NY” Facebook-esque t-shirt

by Andy on June 17, 2011

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I wonder if the person at Facebook who designed that little thumb ever envisaged it having such a large impact on the world. Sidenote, I watched ‘The Social Network’ a couple of weeks back and really enjoyed it, good thing I’ve kept HYA to myself until now, if anyone tried to sue me now claiming they started the site it could cost me tens of pounds.

Costiness=$30 Buy it at Brooklyn Industries: Mens / Womens

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Destination NYC by Random Objects

by Andy on December 6, 2010

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destination NYC t-shirt by random objects

The idea behind thisshirt comes from a quote, as many of the shirts from Random Objects do, “In New York City, every street is its own city and every borough a nation.” That, apparently, is an original quote from Anthony Simpson, who runs Random Objects, so in this instance he wasn’t being inspired by someone else’s words when coming up with the design. To a degree I agree with him, walking around New York (I’ve only visited Brooklyn twice so can’t really comment on the Boroughs) it is amazing just how quckily things can change from street to street. Chinatown is probably thr strongest example of this, as I feel parts of it are really similar to parts of Hong Kong, and then a couple of minutes walk away you’re in Little Italy, which is just such a strange transition, but it certainly does mean good noodles for lunch and good gelato for dessert.

Costiness=$23 Buy it at Random Objects

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T-shirt Day 2010: Berlin, Boston, NYC, and a big competition!

June 8, 2010

I was lucky enough to be invited to T-shirt Day 2009 in Berlin and I had a really great time, meeting people that loved t-shirts and the Spreadshirt/LaFraise team, and from the looks of things the events planned for 2010 are going to be even better on June 21st 2010. Tshirt Day events are being [...]

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NY Don’t Sleep! by OnlyNY

January 12, 2010

OnlyNY have been getting quite a lot of blog attention recently, probably becasue of their restrained, borderline minimal, graphic and type style, and I think you guys can count me as a fan of them as well (speaking of fans, why the hell aren’t you a fan of HYA on Facebook yet?). I picked NY [...]

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Tourist! by GUS for laFraise

January 9, 2010

During my 4 visits to New York last year I did feel somewhat like a tourist, which is fair enough because I was, though by the 2nd/3rd visit I was able to get around without looking at my guidebook much, so I’d like to think I blended in a bit, but do you know who [...]

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It Came From Tokyo/London/New York by STÜSSY

August 3, 2009

These tees are in no way cheap, but they also in no way suck. Costiness=€47 Tokyo/London/New York available from Norse Projects They can also be purchased from Stussy directly for about $17… which is a bit of a saving.

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Before we resume our usual cotton-based jollity…

April 23, 2009

Ok, I’m probably going to take another day or two off from posting, because I simply don’t have the time at the moment, but should be able to get a lot done at the weekend. It would probably be prudent to give you early warning that I’m going to be taking most of May off [...]

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And I’m out… have a good weekend everyone

April 18, 2009

Long weekend in NYC with this dude for me, so no posts until… let’s call it Wednesday just to be safe. If you know of any fun places to go (in terms of nightlife, I’ve got tourism nailed now), comments/e-mails would be greatly appreciated, if someone suggests something cool that I end up doing and [...]

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Pigeons Love NY & Wolves are in Sheep’s Clothing at Random Objects

March 28, 2009

Niiiiice, right? Random Objects

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I Can’t Afford to Love NY by Head Hoods

January 19, 2009

Very cool design, first spotted by Pop Culture Tees. Costiness=$14.99 Buy it here

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Say Hello to Twon Clothing

November 19, 2008

It’s nice to see someone trying to design a tee that is all about New York without having any reference to the iconic ‘I [heart]…’ design. Twon continues the NYC loves throughout their latest range, the best word I can think of to describe it with is ‘fresh’, check out the gallery (in which they [...]

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Say Hello to Evenagamba

October 29, 2008

Looking through the archives of HYA, I think its pretty clear that I’m usually more concerned with what is on the front of a t-shirt or hoodie than the actual piece of clothing itself, but I can also appreciate it when people produce a really high quality hoodie with a slightly different cut to the [...]

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Hilary Duff likes New York so much she’ll wear it twice

October 27, 2008

Wondering why there are so many celebrity posts on HYA today? Look here for an explanation. I really, really wish I could find this design somewhere on the internet because I think its pretty cool, but alas, like so many of these celebritee posts that I’m running today, my searches are turning up nothing except [...]

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A Photee by 410BC [Reviews]

October 23, 2008

I don’t want to be a tease with this shirt, so I’m going to lead with this; I don’t think this shirt is actually for sale anymore, or perhaps it was never available, or maybe it is going to be released in the future, all I know is that it is not available in their [...]

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Chor Bazaar: New tees for 2008

July 18, 2008

Last time I mentioned Chor Bazaar it was just a two line mention in a Cotton Filter post, but they deserved more than that. So here are the latest tees from the Brooklyn-based indie-Indian company. So, this is four lines of text, double last time, at this rate they might get a decent paragraph by [...]

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Support NYC by Support Shirts

July 15, 2008

When Tara from Support Shirts got in touch with me about her and Travis’ (her boyfriend & member of NY hardcore band This Is Hell) t-shirt brand, Support Shirts, I wasn’t expecting to see a tee in the style of the one pictured, and I’m sure that if you listened to a couple of This [...]

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