
Part of me thinks that I shouldn’t like a t-shirt that is this simple, but another part of me thinks if I like something then I should just accept it, even if $28 for a one-colour print does seem a little much (I know, I know, artists cost money).
Costiness=$28 Buy it at Park Life [via ATshirtBlog]

I’m not even going to attempt to fathom what it means, but I do know that I want to wear it.
Costiness=€29 (with free shipping worldwide) Available from Violent Elegance


I think I might be going through something of a minimal phase at the moment, I keep finding great tees that are restrained graphically and I keep liking them a lot. This tee is no exception.
Costiness=5565Yen (about $61) Available from Publik (in limited sizes from what I can tell)

It would be remiss of me not to mention that Micah of
ATshirtBlog.com (formerly tees.ms, or tee.ms, I can’t remember) is also going to be making that risky transition from ‘person who tells you which tees are good’ to ‘person who hopes his tees are good’
with the tee you can see above. His shirt is kind of a logo tee, the three yellow bars can be found on the favicon of the site and yellow is prominent in the design, so it’s a logo tee, but it’s a subtle one.
Micah writes what I think is one of the best t-shirt blogs out there, I like almost every tee he posts, and I’m pretty sure I steal more tees from him than anyone else (for posting, I’m not making the trip to San Francsico every week to rob the man), so I really hope that his venture in the tee world goes well.
Much like my effort, the shirt will be ‘coming soon’, and I’ll let you guys know of any developments.


As ever, I think this tee would benefit a bit from increasing the print size so that it filled out the shirt more, but otherwise I really enjoy the simplicity of it.
Costiness=$23 (available in various colours) Available from fauxsure’s Etsy shop [via Rumplo]