Beneath Rejection are a new clothing company from Australia that launched recently with their Summer line (something that my Northern Hemisphere head struggles to comprehend even though I’m 27 years old) consisting of four tees and a tank top. I like that they’ve kept things nice and cohesive with a style that flows not just through the t-shirt designs but also through the website, you really get a sense that they’re trying to do things right from the get-go rather than stumbling through and learning as they go (as I feel I’m doing with
Rigu). Here’s a few words from Georgie over at Beneath Rejection pointing out some details from the line:
The first collection “Forget Me” is a summer line consisting of five t-shirts. We printed all the tees on AA 2001s and the tank is AA too. I used waterbased and discharge inks on all the designs to try keep the feel as soft as possible. I also painstakingly hand sewed hem tags on all of the tees and added a screen printed inside label. It was hard work but totally worth it. I like knowing each shirt has been given some extra love 
It’s good to know that they have taken thge time and effort to add in details which aren’t strictly necessary but add to the overall experience of buying a shirt. Hopefully we’ll be seeing more from these guys in the future.


The gallery up there doesn’t even include everything in this release, I just wanted to give you guys a taste of the style that we’re looking at, and I know I’m guilty of putting too many images in posts sometimes. Here’s what’s in the new collection:
7 Guys Tees
1 Guys Tank
1 Girl’s racerback Tank
1 girl’s drop shoulder jumper
3 Different Colored Beanie’s
1 Unisex Cardigan
1 Pair of Sunglasses (complete with muslin bag)
and 1 Necklace.
Fairly sizeable, eh chums? As you’d expect this is their biggest release, which I take as something to suggest that they are growing both in terms of the size of the operation and also their horizons, as soon as a brand starts offering items that aren’t just tees and hoodies you know they’re trying to hit the next level.
Vainglorious
I see
Local Advancers coming up in my Facebook feed way more than I want to, I understand that Peter wants to hype his brand and is justifiably excited about it, but I don’t need and hourly countdown (slight exaggeration) to the release of a seven item collection. I shouldn’t bee too down on him though, clearly it works since his popularity on social networks usually outweighs mine, possible proof that you need to be loud as well as proud about what you do to get people to listen to you.
Solid release, there’s a lot of strong images here that lend themselves well to tee designs and make for a very wearable collection, colour me impressed (whatever that means).


It’s not often that I feel the need to to add NSFW to the title, but since HYA is usually just pictures of tees, I thought that people might visit it at work and therefore I’d better be safe rather than sorry. So whilst the images aren’t NSFW in the boobs and bits sense, the pics on this post probably shouldn’t be looked at whilst you should be doing whatever it is you’re meant to be doing in your cubicle.
Those infographics are actually very informative as well as having attractive women in them. Telling you that the coupon code TWOYEAR will get your 30% off all product at CX.CITY from now until August 25th. They also tell you that if you follow CX.CITY on Twitter and tweet out the following message you’ll be entered into a contest to win two shirts of your choice. Here’s the message:
“Check out @CXCITY at http://cxcitybrand.com – To win two shirts in their Anniversary Contest, just RT this & follow them”

As I’ve mentioned in the past I’m not really a fan of tank tops, I don’t have a problem with other people wearing them, but despite having a mighty pair of guns I’m not too comfortable showing off the amount of Andy that a tank top would. Due to this, I don’t write about tank tops or vests all that often, so I was happy to see that Complex Mag had put together a quick list (in paginated gallery format, ugh) showing off their favourite 8 tank tops for summer. Their choices are a bit mainstream though, so if you’d prefer something a bit more indie check out Adam’s list of 60 tank tops he posted last year over at IAMTHETREND.