Posts tagged as:
![ShirtCake.com 1335887389519 480x277 ShirtCake makes it easy to find great fitting vintage tees [Submitted]](http://media.hideyourarms.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/05/ShirtCake.com_1335887389519.png "ShirtCake.com_1335887389519")
Shirtcake.com is a new way to search for vintage t-shirts on eBay. ShirtCake let’s you browse t-shirts by specific size (armpit-to-armpit and top-to-bottom) so that you can find shirts on eBay that look cool AND fit perfectly.
Andy: Cool concept, thanks for the submission.
This post was submitted by Carson.
{ 1 comment }
Thankfully the comments over at TeeFury explained to me that this is something to so with Doctor Who, the Tardis at the top should have been a bit of a clue as well though.
This Star Wars based design at Shirt.Woot is one of my favourites from them for quite some time.
Spiderman gets some attention at RIPT.
Doctor Who turns up at Qwertee.
I like this Shirt Punch design so much I might actually buy it, Mars U straight from the Futurama universe.
The nerd hive arrives at Stupidhurts.us.
That is one depressing Pluto t-shirt at 24tee (apparently it has something to do with 4chan).
Wow, very nice skull shirt from DBH today.
Made in the Now take a look at a painting that people used to think was a Van Gogh knockoff that it turns out is the real deal.
Dead Head gets another run out at Tilteed.
VNM added some patches to their store.
Great interview with Jake Nickell of Threadless about how they are dealing with partnerships. It’s fascinating to hear about how these things really work and so refreshing to hear honesty and openness from a company of their size.
RIPT have added five free shirts to the raffle for the Boston Tee Party.
TeeMadness2012 is open for voting now.
Here’s a cat wearing a t-shirt.
This Led Zeppelin t-shirt is up for $14,000 on eBay. Vintage tees scare me a bit, so much money in so little cotton!
Something tells me this Chinese guy doesn’t know what’s written on his shirt, or he does, which could be more concerning.
You know you’ve got great friends when they make you a shirt to celebrate your vasectomy. Look at that grimace, he KNOWS that picture was going to end up getting spread around on the internet.
New Actual Pain has dropped at Street Casuals, those guys do have a lot of releases, don’t they?
Akomplice have released their Spring 2012 lookbook.
Spend $40+ at ThinkGeek and get $10 off with the coupon code SHATNER.
{ 0 comments }
![st col 480x261 Apparel 75 authentic new vintage t shirts [Submitted]](http://media.hideyourarms.com/wp-content/uploads/tdomf/37012/st_col.jpg "st_col.jpg")
![op col 480x313 Apparel 75 authentic new vintage t shirts [Submitted]](http://media.hideyourarms.com/wp-content/uploads/tdomf/37012/op_col.jpg "op_col.jpg")
![c col 480x276 Apparel 75 authentic new vintage t shirts [Submitted]](http://media.hideyourarms.com/wp-content/uploads/tdomf/37012/c_col.jpg "c_col.jpg")
Apparel 75 is the only site out there offering authentic new-vintage t-shirt designs. The designs are block printed from old newspaper printing plates, scanned and then screen printed by hand on to 100% cotton American Apparel t-shirts.
Andy: These guys have quite an unusual definition of the word ‘only’ (though to be fair I haven’t heard of other brands using old newspaper printing plates), but they do have some pretty cool designs and good looking tees.
This post was submitted by Frank Malec.
{ 0 comments }
When I saw that this company was called “White Pine Patriot” I was a little worried that I’d be looking at at white supremacist clothing line (I know they exist but obviously won’t be linking to any), but I am almost entirely, completely, 100% sure that these guys just love ‘Merica and God. As usual, I’m not on board with religious shirts, they aren’t for me, but I know that there are a lot of people out there that are religious (at least five at the last count), and are totally comfortable letting people know about it in t-shirt form.
I really like the imagery of this shirt (it’s a style that runs through the whole collection), clearly it’s a style that is very appropriate for this kind of design, and printing it with discharge inks on a tri-blend is going to result in a shirt that should be softer than butter (at room temperature, it’s soft is the general point I’m trying to get across here.
Costiness=$24 Buy it at White Pine Patriot
{ 0 comments }
Cool shirt, I think that this vintage style of design really lends itself to t-shirts.
Costiness=$20 Buy it at Aphesis
{ 0 comments }
My apologies for the small picture, but it was all the source had. That Led Zeppelin at Knebworth t-shirt sold last week for a whopping $10,000. As will have probably guessed, it is a rare t-shirt, in fact, it is apparently the rarest of all Led Zeppelin t-shirts, as it was only printed for people that had backstage passes to Led Zeppelin’s 1979 Knebworth House gigs. I can see how it would be rare, who would hold onto a t-shirt from a gig for more than 30 years and keep it in good condition (this shirt was bought by a tee dealer from the printers that made them, so I assume it was in good condition), but does that really make it worth that much money?
As much as I love my own stuff, I just don’t see someone paying $10,000 for anything from the HYA store in 30 years.
{ 7 comments }
Get smart with the Thesis WordPress Theme from DIYthemes.
