
Do any of you guys actually buy t-shirts specifically with Halloween in mind, such as this shirt by McNasty at RedBubble, or are you more into traditional costumes that are a bit more extravagant?
Costiness=£15.57 Buy it at RedBubble
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Do any of you guys actually buy t-shirts specifically with Halloween in mind, such as this shirt by McNasty at RedBubble, or are you more into traditional costumes that are a bit more extravagant?
Costiness=£15.57 Buy it at RedBubble
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Galaxy Machine is a new brand for futuristic space styles.
On the Galaxy Machine website you can choose premade designs from the shop or create your own with a sophisticated Designer App. Probably one of the most advanced T-Shirt setup applications there is. For example you can choose glow in the dark print or halogen effect.
This project begun last week so expect more designs in the coming days![]()
Also soon there will be a US based shop system + delivery.
Andy: The on Earth is halogen effect printing?
This post was submitted by Chris Machens.
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I spotted this shirt in one of Rumplo’s newsletters a while back (did anyone else spot the HYA logo shirt in the last newsletter?), it’s funny how cutting up a photo and just showing part of it can result in a shirt that looks so good. Definitely check out the rest of the YCollective site too, lots of good stuff going on there.
Costinss=£16 Buy it at YCollective [Rumplo page]
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I don’t watch House and I don’t watch Doctor Who, I’m a fraud!
Costiness=$23.40 Buy it at MySoti
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When I first looked at this shirt I saw a pumpkin and thought that laFraise were starting things a bit early for Halloween, but it’s actually a zombified orange sucking on a recently deceased orange… which is definitely not something that would happen on Halloween.
LaFraise have also added three more designs to their ‘Unlimited’ range (shorthand for shirts that are being reprinted by POD technology), all of which can be seen in the gallery. Strangely, in the shop there is no way to differentiate the regular winners from the Unlimited reprints, you’d have thought that LaFraise would want to indiciate which is which since they use different printing techniques (and I’m pretty sure most people would prefer a screenprint to even the most cutting edge of POD technology).
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The new tee from laFraise this week is nice, but not too exciting, it definitely fits with their style though and I’m sure it would be pretty wearable, but the new shirt isn’t the most interesting thing happening at LaFraise at the moment.
They’ve just introduced ‘LaFraise Unlimited’, which is a fancy way of saying that everything in their back catalogue will be made available via print-on-demand (which makes sense as they are owned by Spreadshirt), although rather confusingly they will only be making designs available when they’ve had enough requests for a reprint, which reduces the ‘on demand’ aspect somewhat, but it is still a cool way of making some of their older designs available that aren’t quite popular enough to require a full reprint.
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