
80sTees continue to impress me, they seem to be doing a lot more with their licenses than they used to. Any of you readers Big Bang Theory fans, I think that it might be a good subject for a list post, as ever, let me know if you want me to make it!
Costiness=$22 Buy it at 80sTees

I say new, the bottom two have been featured on HYA before, so I assume that they have been released in a different colourway or maybe they were only on sale at the recent expo they exhibited at and this is the first opportunity to pick them up online. The Doctor Who t-shirt however I believe is ‘new new’, and mighty fine it is too. Personally I like the red version on the left, but both colourways are nice.
The shirts are NZD$50 and available now at Cuppa-T.

‘Portal Who’ gotta love it when two popular geeky things collide on a t-shirt design. $10 today at TeeFury.

Definitely one of the better Shroedinger’s Cat t-shirts I’ve seen, well done Qwertee.

‘White Stripes’ is not a new design at Tilteed, but it’s good and it’s only $10 today, so that’s pretty cool.

Nice try, Shirt.Woot, but I’m still not going to wear Comic Sans.

Cool shirt from RIPT today, one for the Nintendo fans out there.

Vegetarian zombies, whatever next? TeeMinus24

‘Murder of Crows’ is on insaneetee at Uneetee, $14.99 instead of $24.99 today.

I didn’t understand this shirt originally (I think it must be an American phrase), but the back story is actually fairly interesting (it comes from slaves only working when their masters were around), check it out at 24Tee.

I can’t decide if I’ve seen this Loviu shirt before, or if they’ve used the artist before and he has a consistent style, either way, nice shirt.

I’ve been seeing Monsters of Grok being linked all over the place (initially at BoingBoing), but I didn’t realise that it was a venture by Jeremy Kalgreen, who many of us will remember from Amorphia and Wear Science, amongst other brands. All the designs on Monsters of Grok are famous band logos that have been modified so the name of a famous scientist is in place of band, and it’s is a brilliant concept for a t-shirt. I really like it, and I’m really proud of myself for not only knowing who the bands are, but also just about all of the scientists too!


Really cool artwork on these shirts. One strange thing about this release is that they are Cuppa-T shirts, yet they’re being sold in something called the Sneaky Store. Still, I don’t mind where they come from, though it would be nice if they weren’t from New Zealand so that they could be a bit cheaper.