by Andy on March 18, 2012
by Andy on February 25, 2012

I’ve been a bit out of the loop when it comes to the NBA for the past few years, but I take it that the Clippers are doing quite well this year?
There’s certainly a little irony in a company being set up specifically to sell a t-shirt complaining/joking about people getting on the Clippers bandwagon, but it’s still quite a funny tee.
Costiness=$20 Buy it at Bandwagonshirt.com (available on multiple colours)
by Andy on February 2, 2012

These shirts are a little bit different from the usual BustedTees offerings, but I like the style so I don’t have anything to complain about, even if I don’t understand all these American sports references!
by Andy on January 5, 2012

I’ve really been into football this season, probably because my and my boys are really into our fantasy league (well, I am, but I’m winning so of course I am), and because Newcastle are still doing a lot better than expected despite a fairly poor December. The problem as I see it with football t-shirts is that they’re all a bit blokey and tribal, they mark you as supporting a certain team or are a bit of a novelty (is anyone still wearing a Balotelli-esque ‘Why Always Me?’ shirt?).
Eleven Eleven aim to change that with football-based designs that are smart, wearable, and don’t make people think you’re a football hooligan. They come from that bastion of footballing heritage, San Francisco, but in spite of the impediment they have produced a lovely line of designs, which is hardly a surprise considering that the brand was founded by Artefacture‘s Andreu Osika.
Costiness=$32 Buy it at Eleven Eleven
by Andy on October 27, 2010

On the face of it, the concept of a t-shirt about curling (the winter sport involving stones and brushes that apparently Scottish women are good at) done in the style of an 8-bit cartridge game package from the 80s doesn’t sound like it would catch my fancy, and when the designer sent me an e-mail about it was wasn’t that intrigued to be honest, but I clicked through anyway, and I was pleasantly surprised by what confronted me. Something isn’t sitting quite right with me about the font used for ‘curling adventure’ but I don’t really know what it is or how I would make it better, so it’s a bit of an open-ended gripe.
Costiness=$18 Buy it at Goodjoe (pre-order, shipped Nov. 5th)

Why must I keep punishing myself in this way? Because, let’s be honest, the USA’s football team has a pretty sweet design for their jersey, they had it on Sautrday night, and they had it in 1950 too.
Costiness=$20 Buy it at Two Eight Nine’s Spreadshirt Store