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Ominous Apparel is growing beyond just t-shirts and hats.We have just added this black laser-cut acrylic skull attached to a black 20″ ball chain. This also comes shipped with 3 ominous apparel stickers and a wrist band. All for the low price of $9.95.
Andy: I like the idea of brands, especially young ones, expanding their offerings to beyond the traditional t-shirts and hoodies, it’s a good way to boost the size of the shop and give your company more of the feel of a lifestyle brand than just another guy who had a few t-shirts printed.
This post was submitted by Jay Jones.


I am really digging this, nice work by Joby, hopefully Sanrio won’t come knocking on Blure’s door with a C&D. I wish it was available as a t-shirt and not just a tank top, but that’s just me, Summer is coming and people want to get their arms out.
Costiness=$27 Buy it at Blure Collective
by Andy on April 27, 2012


You know how they say you never forget how to ride a bike? That may well be true, but I hopped on my girlfriend’s bike a couple of months ago (after many years of not being on two wheels) and it felt as if I was seconds from imminent death putting my feet on the ground the whole time.
Anyway, my fears of falling over aside, these are some pretty neat bicycle based shirts from San Francisco’s Super7, and they’re available now for $30 each.
by Andy on April 24, 2012

Very nice new skull based design from A Better Tomorrow, good to see them attempt something new with one of the most over-used design elements in the t-shirt world.
Costiness=22€ Buy it at ABT
by Andy on April 20, 2012

Geoff from Victory Clothing got in touch to say “hey, I’m here” with his new range of detailed and multi-layered t-shirts. It’s fair to say that they aren’t the typical kind of design, at least when I’m writing a post. That said, I like these shirts, if I was sent one I’d wear it, they’re nicely put together and the colours work well. Geoff has offered us a sample so that will be getting reviewed in the near future and we’ll be able to report back on the quality of the tees.
Costiness=$30 Buy it at Victory Clothing