by Mr Four Fingers on March 13, 2012
If you love cycling and animals (I mean who doesn’t) then check out Dark Cycle Clothing. I love the idea of representing yourself as your favourite animal on a bike. I don’t see any bulls surprisingly, there are definitely a lot of bull cyclists. They also have a wheel and bones design, which is pretty cool.
You can visit them online at their Etsy store and grab yourself a t-shirt for $21 – $25. They also offer you the opportunity to choose a specific colour t-shirt to print on and the pride themselves with cheap postage.
by Andy on October 27, 2008
Wondering why there are so many celebrity posts on HYA today?
Look here for an explanation.
Avril Lavigne is definitely a friend of the hoodie, and I’ve featured her a lot on Hide Your Arms because of that, but usually in those posts she isn’t looking particularly happy (and you probably wouldn’t either with a camera lens in your face whenever you left the house), so its nice to see her actually smiling in a picture.
I’ve got no idea where the tiger print hoodie is from, but I’ve found with my previous Avril posts that her army of fans usually end up letting me know via the comments.
by Andy on August 15, 2006
I don’t know when
Digital Gravel decided that their store was big enough to warrant daily mail-outs, but I welcomed the spam today because it had rather a nifty
hoodie in it.
Now, I know what you’re thinking, oriental themed clothing can look a bit cliche, much like your ill-advised tattoo that probably doesn’t say “peace. love. serenity”, but I’m always willing to make exceptions for quality. I’ll let Digital Gravel do the describing for me:
This is a new version of one of Sam’s most famous portraits, the semi-nude masked woman, clutching her hands up over her torso. All the graphics on this baby are embroidered. And what great embroidery work it is. Great placement too. The Chinese characters on the top left seem to be based on a traditional artist’s signature as can be found on many Japanese and Chinese scrolls. Heavyweight cotton/poly blend fleece.
Embroidered eh? I can’t really imagine how that will work, it seems like more of a screenprint job to me, but it does look mighty fine in the detail pic.
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