T-Post are giving away the T-shirt Stories documentary DVD (which I can’t find anywhere in the UK, and I don’t know if I can order it off French Amazon) to people who subscribe to their tee service.
Green Day are running a t-shirt design contest, except you have to be part of their ‘Idiot Club’ to enter, and that has a $20 annual subscription, so you effectively have to pay to enter this contest… lame.
I’ve had a change of tack today and I’m putting Shirt Punch at the top of the roundup because today their designer is not by a normal t-shirt artist, it’s by sophisticated dwarf about town Warwick Davis of Star Wars (and currently ‘Life’s too Short’) fame. I know that his new show has gotten a lot of negative press for exploiting short people, but I don’t think he’d be in the show if he didn’t think it was right for him. Nice to see Philip Schofield in the sideart section!
I watched the first episode of The Walking Dead (season 2) at the weekend so I think this TeeFury shirt is pretty dang cool.
Qwertee, or at least someone, has sold this ‘Joy of Death’ shirt before, I’m sure of it.
Very sweet design by BootsBoots at Tilteed today, and whilst it isn’t new to the site, it is new to me.
Nowhere Bad are referencing Iocane Powder from the Princess Bride again.
Rare that you see Shakespeare quoted on a t-shirt, but Shirt.Woot have pulled it off.
It’s also rare to see RIPT re-using designs, but that is the case with this Tardis/Union Jack t-shirt.
The Yetee give some love to a pair of Ninja Turtles characters that don’t often get a look in when it comes to t-shirts.
I’ve never seen the Slap Bet episode of How I Met Your Mother, but it’s cool the way that they bring it in during later episodes, I like the way that HIMYM has a lot more callbacks than most shows. TeeMinus24.
Random shirts on sale at OtherTees for the next 4 days.
I don’t really understand what this Crane Jackson thing is all about at 24Tee today. I’ve found a strange Facebook page that might be a real theatre, and that Crane Jackson was a real person, but I still don’t quite get it. The mystery is quite fun though.
Today at TeeRaiders they’re celebrating a show called Once Upon a Time that’s only been on the air for a month on ABC in the US, I can’t decide if that’s brilliant or terrible.
GraphicLab have a shirt this week that combines Nintendo’s famous Power Glove with Thanos from the Marvel universe.
PLNDR have more ridiculous prices in their bargain bin today.
Get $25 off with the coupon code25X8TN at 80s Purple when you spend $80 or more (and there’s free shipping if you spend $99 or more).
Sturban Clothing have started selling Quilted Jackets by SeventySeven.
This guy called Jack got in touch to let me know about his site, and whilst the tees aren’t really my style, I thought you guys might like his stuff, and he seems very likeable in spite of the odd choice of creating a website that is 300 pixels wide.
Chris Kawagiwa, who recently had a few designs printed over at Might Fine, sent me an e-mail that pointed me towards a concept & process video for one of his steampink Star Wars designs. It’s really cool to watch it come together from pen & paper to the finished tee.
RadCakes have released three new shirts that I don’t particularly care for, perhaps you do.
I feel like the Mario image is a little bit awkward on this Catch of the Day Tee shirt, but I do still like the design overall, and I’m not sure how I’d prefer Mario to look, so it’s a bit of an unfair comment.
Japanese -inspired design from Shirt Punch. Man, I’d love to go back to Japan on another holiday.
Ugmonk have released a premium wooden ampersand (that holds itself to a stainless steel base with a super strong magnet) priced at $299 that makes me wish I knew how to use the very expensive CNC that we have in our workshop (for my other job). As someone who has been around wood for his entire life I feel that it is a bit pricey, but then I’m looking at it as a product rather than art, and with it being a limited first run of 15 pieces I can see how that has pushed up the price.
Neighborhood have released a new expensive t-shirt.
Meat Bun aren’t the kind of brand I’d expect to release a shirt that coincides with Dia De Los Muertos (November 1st), since their header graphic and many of their shirts celebrate Japan, but no one said they had to restrict their shirts to just one country, especially when the shirt is as interesting as this. Personal choice for me in the colourful version.
Looks like I’m all over the new brands today, Outcry Apparel launched just 16 days ago and came out of the blocks strongly with three cool, and kind of dark, designs. Lara Hanlon, who runs Outcry by herself, seems to have done everything right so far, really strong artwork, put together a decent website that [...]
I have been posting the daily tee sites for a couple of weeks now, and whilst I think it is a good idea, I don’t really like the way that it is dominating the site so much when you look through the previous pages, it looks like daily tee sites are the main focus of [...]
Remember how loads of people made Michael Jackson t-shirts before his body was even cold? I still do not approve of that, it was pretty distasteful, people selling tees whilst telling jokes about him at the same time. We’re two years on now and I’d be willing to bet that most of those shirts don’t [...]
Introducing Robert Gould‘s, Veni Vidi Vici t-shirt design. In May of 47 B.C., Caesar informed the Roman Senate of his victory over Pharnaces of Pontus near the town of Zela by writing, veni, vidi, vici: ‘I came, I saw, I conquered’. This design is printed with water-based inks on American apparel garments and are only [...]
You might remember this shirt from earlier in the year when I posted it. You may be wondering why I’m posting the exact same design in the exact same colourway again several months on. Well, it’s a totally badass design to start with, so it’s good to get a refresher, and the guys from Chop [...]
Wow, I am really late with the LTD Tee post this week, though it’s not like I’m obliged to write about them every week, I just like to try and give you guys plenty of time to see the post and get the tee before it’s gone forever. I usually think of LTD Tee’s designs [...]
Branded Baron had a 50% off sale at the weekend to celebrate one year in business, I’m sorry that I couldn’t report on that but I was a couple of hundred miles away from my PC. However, they have also released a new tee, and whilst you can’t get it at half price, I think [...]
Okay, I’m starting to learn about the Scott Pilgrim movie, you know how I did that? I watched the trailer! Apparently it’s a film in which Michael Cera plays an akward guy that can’t talk to girls and (probably) likes obscure indie music and somehow gains some balls as the film goes on and eventually [...]
Regular readers will be well aware that this kind of tee does not fit with the usual style that I wear (though one of my favourite tees is by Palehorse), but I’d be a bit of an idiot if I didn’t reognise the skill and talent that it takes to produce a tee like this [...]
There will never be an end to the amount of things people can think of when it comes to Star Wars t-shirts, there will always be a new angle, and hopefully some of them will be cool like this one. Costiness= R$48 Buy it at Cranio Store [Brazilian]
It’s not often enough that you see the terms ‘badass’ and ‘embroidery’ paired together enough, but thankfully this is one of those times. The skull you can see on this tee is made of 200 embroidered triangles, and it comes shipped in a special pyramid box. It’s a limited edition of 7 tees for the [...]
Let me introduce our company first. Fistful Apparel is part of Calavera Comics how was created with the idea that reading or displaying art and comics was not enough, for this reason Calavera Comics brought the world of comics from the printed medium to the apparel form. Calavera Comics was founded in 2005 by illustrator [...]
Go Ape Shirts have been quiet for a while, because owner Josh has started Grad school and understandably that is taking up quite a lot of his time. He’s trying to get things going again, and a tee from Olly Moss is probably quite a good way of going about that. I like this design [...]
