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Fans of the SyFy show ‘Warehouse 13′ will be quite excited by this design at TeeFury.
Funnily enough I don’t think I’ve ever seen a Terminator-themed boomerang t-shirt before, well done to Shirt.Woot for introducing me to something new.
An adorable organic Doctor Who Dalek at RIPT today.
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Atslopes are making a bit of a habit of creating fun pop culture inspired designs and this is no exception, I ummm, like it.
Costiness=$27 (t-shirt) $40 (sweatshirt)
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Ninenuckles is a new clothing company based in the UK.
Aimed at the older bruised generation of skaters, slammers and the ones who don’t like big prints.
Andy: It’s quite hard to judge a company when they’re producing things like this that are quite minimal, the quality of the products makes so much more of a difference and that’s something we cannot judge from pictures alone, but I certainly like the idea of a company for skaters that don’t necessarily want to be quite as loud with their clothing.
This post was submitted by Tobias Hall.
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Quite a cool concept in this release from Dance Party Massacre, they’ve combined three famous horror characters with three of the biggest pop stars of all time. There’s also their eyeconic logo on a sweatshirt, just because it’s cold outside doesn’t mean you can’t show off your DPM fandom.
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Digging around in my inbox today I found New Gotham NYC, who I later realised are actually an advertiser on HYA, and thought I’d better take a look at their shirts.
They’re pretty new but by the sound of things they’ve been thinking about entering the industry for a couple of years, which shows in their choice to go straight into cut & sew for their launch, unlike most brands (including well established brands) that stick with stock blanks like American Apparel. It’s a bold move that has pros and cons (it fits just how they want, but on the internet the consumer doesn’t know how it fits, unlike a dominant blank like American Apparel or Gildan), but it definitely shows how serious they are about the business because that’s an investment of both time and money. Theat investment is reflected in the prices of the shirts, coming in between $28 and $40, which is fairly high for an online brand, but if you were to see them in a store you probably wouldn’t have any sticker shock.
I’d say that of their launch shirts (and there’s more than the three that I’ve posted above) my favourite is the apple core shirt, I haven’t seen that concept before on a shirt and it works really well, nice choice of colourway too.
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I remember back in the day when Miles To Go was a custom blets company, you sold out, man!
Many of these items are limited to 25 pieces or so, and with the popularity of MTG that means you’d probably better move quick on them.
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