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To be completely honest I haven’t heard of Boneface before Alex over at DPM told me about him, but checking out his portfolio now I am very impressed, the man has some serious talent and I really like his style. You can pick up the tee for $27.95, the poster for $24.95, or a combo pack for $39.95 and they’re all available now.
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The world of independent t-shirt companies is deceptively large (I know I had no idea just how many tee companies were out there until I really started looking), but if you’ve followed it for any length of time, you’re probably familiar with Matthew Skiff’s work. With a client list that includes 410 BC, 8-Bit Zombie, Dance Party Massacre, Death Shred, Ruckus, and more, the man is a proven hit maker, which is why it’s great to see that he’s now launched his own webstore.
(all images ruthlessly stolen from Skiff’s website – sorry dude)
Opening with just three products, Skiff is the first to admit that it’s not much, but it’s a start. That said, the three products are all perfectly executed – the Double Death tee that perfectly encapsulates Skiff’s great balance of childhood nostalgia and sense of the macabre, a rad sticker pack, and this “What If He-Man and Skeletor Were Best Friends” art print, which I probably need to man up and purchase before they all get snatched up:
It’s like the menu at In-N-Out Burger – it’s a short list and not a wide selection by any means, but damn if every piece isn’t perfectly done and reasonably priced.
If you like what you see and you want to encourage the dude to put out more stuff, your best bet is to get on over there and buy something.
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I really like the idea behind this trilogy of shirts from Ontario, Canada based Nereus Clothing, and also that they’ve stuck with the same style for all three illustrations. You can pick up a tee for $20, which is perfectly reasonable for an Ameircan Apparel shirt, and if you’d rather printed posters then you can pick up a set for $25.
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When Ugmonk released the simple-yet-brilliant ‘Mountains’ design on a t-shirt last year it went on to become one of their fastest selling items ever, and considering just about everyone loves Ugmonk that probably means something. So it’s no surprise that Jeff has decided to expand the range to include a hoodie, a print, and also to print the t-shirt version on a charcoal grey shirt instead of the previous black. They;re all available in the shop now and you can get 10% off with your order with the coupon code MOUNTAINS.
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Rick over at OMUNKY has put together a really nice Spring release featuring three shirts I’d wear and also a few prints to help round out his selection of products. The three new shirts are $18 a pop, which is a little bit less than usual, and that’s because for the first time Rick isn’t printing shirts on 100% organic cotton t-shirts and is instead trying out some ‘regular’ American Apparel blanks. It’s still a high quality blank and I can see why he would want to give customers a bit more choice when it comes to pricing. This doesn’t mean that the organic tees are gone for good, there are still organic tees in the back catalogue and Rick will be printing up organic shirts in the future, it just so happens that these designs aren’t organic. As always 5% of profits are going to WildAid.
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Very nice argyle Star Wars t-shirt today at TeeFury.
Seems to me like this is the kind of design that Shirt.Woot should have been selling in the run up to Christmas.
RIPT drop a Milton Glaser-inspired Doctor Who t-shirt.
Harry Potter Muggle Ale shirt at Qwertee.
Those troublesome Tribbles are at Shirt Punch today.
Skyrim is the inspiration for this Nowhere Bad shirt.
I have no idea what the inspiration is for this design at The Yetee.
Star Wars meets Firefly today at OtherTees (who have a snazzy new site).
TeeRaiders have a Doctor Who design as well.
24tee go for the niche with one of the stars of the (surprisingly enthralling) King of Kong coin-op games documentary.
DBH love owls. On that subject, I saw a man walking down the street with an owl yesterday. Owls are great.
Hey look, Tilteed are selling one of their lesser seen designs again.
I have no idea what the kanji (presuming it’s Japanese) on this shirt says, so buyer beware at TeeMinus24.
Tee Gazette have put together their 10 favourite tees from the Storenvy marketplace for January.
Sock Monkee have released their Ampertastic Mr. Fox design as a print.
Adam over at IAMTHETREND busts six commonly held myths about his employer Storenvy.
Wrongwroks have released a parka with a faux fur trim.
Threadless have made some tees available to be put on Xbox avatars, and they cost about $1 each, but here’s the real kicker, if you want a hoodie you have to pay $2. They’re pixels, just because it costs double in real life doesn’t mean that they should cost double on the Xbox marketplace!
Glennz has made some more designs available as hoodies.
Mashable have a guide to building a strong online community around your brand.
Everything is on sale at Myth Clothing.
This Rihanna ‘thug life’ tattoo picture has been doing the rounds, but it’s her John Lennon t-shirt that interests me the most.
Here’s Katy Perry wearing a pretty cool hoodie (and I suspect a cool skull-based all over print t-shirt too).
Buy one get one free (on tees, not hoodies) at Eleven Eleven.
Typography Shop have put all their hoodies on sale.
Sehubabe have released a hoodie and t-shirt for Transardentes 2012 (a Belgian electro rock festival).
TanDan have been added as a brand store at A Better Tomorrow.
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