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“Live From Tokyo” Rice Bowl T-shirt

by Andy on December 8, 2010

in T-shirts

live from tokyo t-shirt

Live From Tokyo is actually a documentary about underground music in Tokyo, and whilst that sounds interesting, I’m sure the chances of me ever seeing it are pretty remote, so this tee is the thing I’m most interested in, because it looks great both in the context of the movie, and also out of context as just a randomly cool t-shirt design. Oh, and if you think you recognise the design style, that’s because it was created by Mr. Seibei.

Costiness=$15 Buy it at the Live From Tokyo Big Cartel store

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Utility Pole by Noto-Fusai for Tokyo Art Beat

by Andy on August 19, 2009

in T-shirts

productpreview 27 1 b Utility Pole by Noto Fusai for Tokyo Art Beat

This t-shirt is ridiculously cool, it has three actual cables stitched into it!

If you’ve never been to Tokyo, you’d probably be surprised that a nation that is generally regarded as being technologically advanced (and it is in many respects) doesn’t seem to have grasped the idea of having tidy cables running through their streets. I found that to be a little surprising, but it was usually on little side-streets filled with interesting little shops (I was staying in Akihabara, so there was lots of interesting little shops), so it just helped to add to the Blade Runner-esque atmosphere that I frequently found myself in.

Costiness=¥5900 Available from Tokyo Art Beat (in women’s M, and Men’s M/L)

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It Came From Tokyo/London/New York by STÜSSY

by Andy on August 3, 2009

in T-shirts

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These tees are in no way cheap, but they also in no way suck.

Costiness=€47 Tokyo/London/New York available from Norse Projects

They can also be purchased from Stussy directly for about $17… which is a bit of a saving.

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Octopus Attacks Tokyo by Graniph [Review]

by Andy on April 28, 2009

in Reviews,T-shirts

sdc15691 480x360 Octopus Attacks Tokyo by Graniph [Review]

Anyone remember when I pointed out this tee back in February and it was a total tease because it was sold out? Well, the situation has improved, but not by much. They must have reprinted it, but only size small is available for purchase at the moment, and considering that Graniph‘s sizes already run quite small anyway, it’s only going to be slim people wearing this pretty-darned-awesome t-shirt for the time being.

I said it back in February and I’ll say it again, this tee rocks, and I have no idea why, which is what I usually feel when I look at tees from Graniph, so I guess the love affair continues!

sdc15694 480x360 Octopus Attacks Tokyo by Graniph [Review]

This tee was sent to me here in Philly, so it is a bit fresher in the memory than most of the reviews I’ve done over the past few months (though I sent it back with my brother last month, my suitcase is overweight as is), and as usual the quality level was superb, soft cotton, and I was really impressed with the colours in the print.

Costiness=JPY 2,500 Buy Octopus Attacks Tokyo at Graniph

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Octopus Attacks Tokyo by Graniph [Rumplo Rocks]

by Andy on February 25, 2009

in T-shirts

9224 0 Octopus Attacks Tokyo by Graniph [Rumplo Rocks]

I can’t quite put my finger on why this t-shirt is awesome, but I am almost 100% certain that it is. In fact, it’s so great that I’m posting it even though it is sold out at the time of writing, knowing that I’m going to disappoint those of you that saw it and instantly knew you needed a t-shirt about an octopus attacking Tokyo in your lives. Sorry.

Costiness=JPY 2,500 (y’know, if you could buy it) Request a reprint at Graniph [Rumplo Link]

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Two new tees from Tokyo Art Beat

28.10.2008

Tokyo Art Beat seem to be a jack of all trades in the Japanese art world (and New York now too), they have events listings, job listings (rather sparse at the moment), interviews, news, and a very cool bi-monthly map of arts happenings in Tokyo. Luckily for us, they haven’t spread themselves too thin, because [...]

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