by Andy on February 17, 2012

TeeFury have a shirt about a show I’ve never seen, Adventure Time, but I still rather like this design.

Cute cat tee at Shirt.Woot today.

Oh yeah, I still need to watch Battlestar Galactica! Shirt available at RIPT.
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by Andy on January 17, 2011

I pulled the above shirt (from Ban T-Shirts) from one of the many stacks of tees in my bedroom, and whilst this one is fairly subtle as far as Obama shirts go, it did get me thinking, do people still buy and wear Obama shirts?
As ever, I’ll make the usual disclaimer that a t-shirt blog isn’t really the best forum for discussion about politics or political figures, but it is a damn good place to talk about political t-shirts!
It’s fair to say that Obama’s first term in office hasn’t gone quite as he has planned, and that a lot of the people that were supporting him in the run-up to the election in 2008 (and bought t-shirts) have become somewhat disillusioned, so what has happened to all of those tees, do you see people wearing them out on the street? Are people still creating and buying Obama shirts?
by Andy on February 19, 2010

You know what’s stupid about the Capitol Building?
Some of you may be expecting a rant about politicis here, but fear not, my concerns are far more pressing…. you aren’t allowed to take any kind of food or drink into the building, not even into the part where you go to get your tickets for the tour. This wasn’t so bad for me and my brother turning up in the morning, though I did have to throw a perfectly good apple (yes, you can’t take an apple in there, presumably an apple is a major security threat) into a huge bin filled with perfectly good food. It was pretty bad for the group of school-kids who went in before us though, who had to dump the contents of their lunchboxes into the previously mentioned bin. Ridiculous!
Good tee though, and for a limited time you get a free Washington, DC t-shirt with it, which I can only presume would be this shirt. If they run out of that shirt to offer you as a freebie, you’ll receive a $10 off coupon for your next order.
Costiness=$29 Buy it at Jon Wye
by Andy on November 26, 2009

I’m leaving my soapbox in the cupboard (because really, what’s the point in anyone else talking about politics on the internet?), and just going to say that this is a pretty stunning design… though it would be nice if the ink from the Hope image ran down naturally rather than cutting off in a straight line. Actually now that I’ve seen that I’m going off this tee a bit.
Shirt will be going on pre-order on Black Friday [via BoingBoing]
by Andy on November 13, 2009

Here’s the thing, I’m British, and even I hate Fox News. In fairness to them, whilst they are astoundingly biased, they do cover stories, unlike CNN, which I tried to watch when I was in America, but when I realised that they covered about 3 stories an hour I had to move on and just read the BBC online.
Costiness=$15 Available from Print Liberation
by Andy on November 9, 2009



I still like the concept of Retro Campaigns, creating shirts based on old political campaigns from America’s past.
Abraham Lincoln,
Theodore Roosevelt and
William Henry Harrison receive the treatment this time around. I think that I prefer the more modern poliical characters simply because we all know that Abe and Teddy didn’t use t-shirts to promote their campaigns, so whilst these tees are using graphics that were actually used (right?), they somehow feel less credible than the designs that were used as t-shirts, though that may partially be because there have been a lot of iconic t-shirt designs that have come from US political campaigns in the 60s and 70s.