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HIS-tory is a multifaceted brand and ministry aimed at the positive aspects of life. Have you ever looked at something and it made you think twice about things? Have you ever been inspired by something you saw or read? If so, why not be that inspiration to yourself and others? Our t-shirts will derive from scriptural content as well as positive messages. As we know, all good things point above! So whether you are expressing your walk or just representing constructive living, let the shirt speak for you! Online store opening very soon.
Andy: I know it’s easy to get excited when you’re starting something new, but if I wanted to get exposure for my brand (if 2 designs can really be called a brand) I would wait until I had things on sale and the store was open before I started submitting my designs to blogs. What are the chances of someone reading this post, clicking through, bookmarking the page and then remembering to check back in later when the store is open?
I’m not religious so clearly the designs aren’t for me, but I haven’t definitely seen religious designs done better than this, and I find it strange how HIS-tory is “aimed at the positive aspects of life” when one of their designs is about someone that dies 365 times a year (admittedly I’m not 100% on the background of that design, but it doesn’t sound particularly positive to me).
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I am in no way surprised that there are “I survived the rapture/judgment day/tacos from that shady looking truck last night” t-shirts coming out already, but I am curious who would wear them since this event is gone and will be forgotten in a week, so the shirts will be hung up in a closet alongside the owner’s Charlie Sheen shirt and never worn again until they need to do some painting.
Oh, and I thought it looked a bit weird, so I checked and you can have judgement or judgement.
Costiness=$18 Buy it at Print Liberation [via Troundup]

It’s fairly rare to see Threadless printing a design that works better as a hoodie than as a t-shirt (this design is available as both), but fortunately this is one of those times. We all know that I’m not particularly religious, and by that I mean I’m an atheist, but I shouldn’t let a silly little thing like my beliefs get in the way of liking a hoodie.
Costiness=$40 Buy it at Threadless

I’m always a bit on the fence when it comes to overtly religious t-shirt companies (of any faith), because it’s a valid subject area to make tees about, but at the same time, I am in no way religious and actively don’t believe a lot of the things that I see coming up on Christian clothing sites. However, I write about clothes that I don’t personally like on a fairly regular basis, so where do I draw the line?
Paid in Full aren’t a hardline religious tee company, they’re actually fairly subtle, would you think that there were any religious connotations to this badass lion? Also, the quality of their designs (currently just a pair) is pretty good too, I really like the typography on the tee above.
Costiness=$16 (that’s a sale price, it will go up to $18 soonish) Available from Paid in Full
laFraise are celebrating their 5th anniversary by getting the artists who created some of their most popular t-shirts to remix their original designs, with the ‘new’ tees being re-released on a 1000 shirt limited run. I can’t remember another company doing this, and I think it’s a pretty cool idea. There’s going to be a new remixed tee released every month in 2009, and the first tee to get updated is ‘The Last Party’ by Cuypi. I think you’ll probably agree that it is an improvement
on the original.
Costiness=€19 Buy it at laFraise