by Andy on April 19, 2012

The image above is from the pre-release material that Anything Goes sent me, so I’m not going to harp on about how it’s hard to tell if this will look good when it’s printed and how I’m not a fan of mockups. They’ve only printed up 10 pieces of this interesting design that takes a look at life after Bayside for Kelly, so if you want it, you’d better head on over and get one as quick as possible.
Oh, and is attractive women covered in fake tattoos a new thing that people are doing now?
by Andy on March 22, 2012

I really like the way that this shirt from new UK brand Dead Kings plays with our view of Marilyn Monroe. She died young and beautiful so we never really had a chance to see her fall from grace and grow old desperately clinging to her looks with surgery after surgery, so in many eyes (including my own), she is the epitome of celebrity and one of the ultimate Hollywood icons. So to see her covered in tattoos whilst still wearing a glamourous outfit really throws that on it’s head, and I think that makes for a pretty interesting t-shirt.
Be sure to check out the rest of their store, and you can get 20% off anything with the coupon code HIDEYOURARMS.
Costiness=£25 Buy it at Dead Kings
by Moses on January 13, 2012
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Tattoo fans will adore this new range of tattoo-inspired clothing. We have a new range of t-shirts which features artwork from some of Brighton’s best tattooists.
Come join us on Facebook and get 15% off! All you need to do is find us, like us and we’ll give you 15% off when you use the code ‘Facebook‘ on our website.
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Andy: My body is ink-free, and I’m usually not a massive fan of tattoo-based t-shirts (something which is a little bit of a silly thing to say, as there are many styles of tattoo), but these shirts look really nice. Has anyone noticed that I’ve been posting an awful lot of UK brands recently, hey America, why did you stop writing to me?
This post was submitted by Moses.
by Andy on April 22, 2011

I’m not usually a fan of tattoo-based designs, but I think that this shirt by a tattoo artists called Nyoman Buch from Bali has a lot more appeal than something like an Affliction or Ed Hardy kind of tattoo tee. Agreed?
Costiness€27.50 Buy it at Death Fresh Clothing
by Andy on April 19, 2011

I can only imagine that it was a complete coincidence that this t-shirt went up on TeeFury today…
I gave Portal a go late last year when it was free on Steam, and I didn’t finish it, but I had a lot of fun for a few hours playing it. It’s a really interesting game, if you’re after something that tests your mind more than your trigger finger then it’s definitely worth taking a look at. I don’t know if you need to have played the original Portal to enjoy the new version that was released today, but it might help for the background to the story. This is a tee blog though, I’m sure that there are better places to get gaming insight.
If you understand the reference in this tee, then I’m sure you’ll like it (and that’s no lie!), which is why I’m not really going to mention the shirt in this post (what do you think this is? A t-shirt blog!?). As usual design supremo Ian Leino is going all out on his promotion efforts. The tee is for sale today on TeeFury, and it is also available at his own shop (though it is more expensive than the TeeFury version) and will remain there, so if you’ve seen this post too late for the TeeFury version but really, really like the tee then you have nothing to fear, you’ll probably still able to get it. Ian is also giving away temporary tattoos of the design on his Tumblr, Twitter and Facebook pages, which is pretty ,cool, head over to his blog to find out all about that.
by Andy on February 18, 2011

It feels to me that the whole market for tattoo tees has a pretty poor reputation just because there are a couple of labels out there who have become very famous and very rich for creating douchewear and selling it to douches. I know that the word ‘douche’ is a bit last year, and probably the year before that, but when I see a guy wearing Ed Hardy, I can’t help but think that they’re probably a bit of a douche.
Death Fresh however, are making designs that are influenced by tattoo art, and they look damn good and damn wearable. They riff on some fairly familiar themes, like the shirt above, but they’ve got some more unusual styles too that you wouldn’t expect to see painted onto some scary looking dudes shoulder.
Costiness=€27.50 Buy it at Death Fresh (Mens/Womens)