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RubyRags, T-shirts for Ruby on Rails Junkies
2008-01-16 18:12:00
Watching Ruby Rags current and upcoming collection makes me wondering how niche can selling T-shirt as commercial projects can be. While the norm (for tee sellers and designers) is to sell or create T-shirt as many as possible either with graphic art that appeal to the mass, punchy creative joke or by offering lowest-but-good quality tee possible; there are few who target very specific, niche group of people.And for RubyRags and Ryan Norbauer this niche market means "Ruby community-spirit-building". Some of you may never heard Ruby on Rails (and I, too, only know very little about it) but it's basically a computer programming language. The fact you never heard about it proving how unpopular Ruby on Rails for public in general, however, there is where RubyRags is targeted to. I don't know many Ruby on Rails fan out there who know RubyRags' existence, but soon they will; and most likely they will like it or at least appreciate it. After all it's small world in (very) niche market.
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Lemontwist: Hand-Painted Shirts
2007-12-24 03:37:00
I like stencils. In fact, I like 'em a lot. They're great for creating bold one-color pieces and the sometimes-fuzzy lines have a way of making a shirt look even more lived in.That's why I'm glad there are still places like Lemontwist creating hand-painted shirts.Their work spans a pretty huge gamut, from pop culture references to Lennon and Hendrix to patterns inspired by russian poster art, and from western themes to imagery from the far east. Also not to be missed is their wrestling series, which depicts a collection of wrestling moves painted over a bright red star.Most of my shirts tend to be mass-produced and screen-printed, so I have to ask: are people still buying hand-painted shirts?
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Top 10 T-shirt Worthy Slogans by TIME Magazine
2007-12-21 16:55:00
I opened TIME magazine and went through their annual Top 10 lists. Surprise... surprise... under pop culture section, the magazine list top 10 worthy slogans; did they have it last year? The list contains ten famous quoted slogans some of you may often found printed on T-shirts.Some of them, like Andrew Meyer's "Don't Tase Me, Bro!", or Madonna's "I want to be like Gandhi and Martin Luther King and John Lennon, but I want to stay alive.", have indeed their own story. But those who capitalize it and make the most out of the bucks get a different story.So, have thought about your favorite slogan T-shirt of the year?*image courtesy of BustedTees
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Repunation Makes Fun of Your Country's Reputation
2007-12-20 15:39:00
Most of time, funny-slogan are blended into shops’ tee shirt collection without well-thought concept. It's understood, though, because the nature of slogan tee shirt is too hit on when something is deemed to be a good joke at the right time. Whether it's about Dick in the Box, Borat, or any political, sarcasm, offensive slogan tees – you can guess that they're spontaneously, hit-and-run thought. It's perhaps, why slogan tee can be very seasonal. It's funny today, but may not tomorrow.Repunation is too, probably, result from spontaneous thinking. But it's certain that Repunation is then nicely executed project even with its own website domain name (it still looks like a project, thought rather than serious e-commerce shops). It collects one common theme of slogan tee shirt into one complete collection of T-shirts based on countries' reputation such as Global Warning - made in US, Hara kiri - made in Japan, Addiction - made in Colombia and (my goodness!) Discrimination - ma...
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Essential Monsters: Antique and Medical Shirtstuffs
2007-12-20 03:32:00
Essential Mons ters use a toolbox of antique-looking images of medical equipment, procedures, and other oddities. This medically-fueled point of view allows the brand to create shirts that stand out in a crowd, with themes that you just can't find anywhere else. From their butcher-themed crest to a dissection of a cat, their shirts tend to have a bit of darkness to them, which is part of the macabre appeal.Available both at their website and through Etsy, check out Essential Monsters if you're in the mood for unique prints and an understated color palette.
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Big Prints, Dirty Fabric: Salvage Clothing
2007-12-17 03:45:00
Salvage Cloth ing makes the kind of shirts that are probably best at home in the center of a dimly lit stage, worn by some up-and-comer emoting at the mic. But in a world where thousands rock out with Guitar Hero and Rock Band every night, maybe they've got an even wider audience.The shirts all have some things in common... Large prints with metal-influenced imagery and rock or punk inspired text treatments. A vintage wash process that results in awesome color variation, and also authentic-looking holes and tears.What do you think? Does this type of vintage-inspired shirt have a place on your clothing rack, or is it exclusively suited to the rock gods among us?
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Bye Bye Tokyo and Printed Sleeve T-shirts
2007-12-16 17:18:00
Bye Bye Tokyo has decided to stamp the designs on the sleeves of their tees (something like emblem), which remains really lovely and original. Few days ago, there were about 16 20 printed-sleeve T-shirts but now only six on the catalog, I don’t know what happen but you can see some of the designs below.The idea was because they were tiring of the tees with big drawings printed in the chest. And that makes a good excuse.
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Life is good, and Lesson on Indie T-shirt Branding
2007-12-14 16:16:00
I recently found Life is good featured on New York Times (online edition) as a small business that slowly-but-successfully taps its brand on the online marketplace.According to NYT; the Boston-based clothing company whose idea is to spread positive message has sold nearly 20 million Life is good T-shirts and now have wide range of product line with more than 900 items from hats to dog beds. Target sales for this year? $100 million in US dollars.Besides that delicious bling bling, there one thing we can learn from company that was started in 1994 by brothers Bert and John Jacobs. Even small company can build its brand to the fame with Slow and steady run:Life is good, which rations its use of capital letters, offers one more example of a small company creating a big brand. Though most consumers associate great brands with marketing giants like Procter & Gamble, General Motors, Apple and Nike, the ability to build a powerful brand is no longer reserved for the big spenders. Small ...
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GrafikNoise: See the Sound
2007-12-14 05:25:00
A lot of the best shirt designs in this world catch the eye with their simplicity and inspire the imagination with the story told by their imagery. I found both of those elements to be present in GrafikNoise's Sound Series.For me, a lot of the fun is in the juxtaposition of these still, silhouetted images with action sounds. It gives the feel that something is about to happen. The large type size for the sound also gives each piece an exaggerated importance, which (especially in the case of the mouse) adds some humor to the composition.Another element of the site that I really enjoy is the color options- each design is available on multiple shirt colors. It might seem like a small thing, but it adds a lot of appeal (especially for people like me, who have developed a recent fondness for pink shirts and suddenly can't find any decent ones anywhere).

Party On... It's New Tee Series from Yackfou
2007-12-13 02:31:00
Berlin-based T-shirt label, Yackfou, has just released its new range of so-called "Party " T-shirts.On this new series, Yackfou shows the beauties of simplicity and minimalist design by playing with geometrics designs (like pyramid, "Quader" and "Kugel") spotted with eye-catching color combinations.And as the name suggest, these tees are just nice to wear for your late-night party. And hey, will it be even nicer if I tell you that Yackfou is giving one-week 10% discount with checkout's coupon code "tshirtislandlovescoupon"? Yes, yes, yes ;)Since its first released, Martin Krusche and Tobias Herrmann' Yackfou always dare to try new style for its tees collection. The retro, red-and-blue Fitness fellows and unusual pattern shirts series are just few examples of Yackfou successful experimentation. And indeed, I can’t wait to see next what kind of tee that comes out from their labs.*Yackfou is one of Tshirt island's main sponsor for December 2007 period; meaning, they're really good...
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A Pattern of Excellence: Unique Positive T-Shirts
2007-12-11 23:29:00
Pattern shirts can be a tough genre to conquer, so I'm glad to see that Unique Positive is doing it right. A lot of times with a pattern, designers struggle because there seem to be two options- use the pattern to fill in a shape, or use the pattern to cover the whole shirt. But there's a third, more difficult option- using a pattern as a shape of its own, surrounded by the solid color of the shirt. In the Life is Wild shirt, the design is anchored by the eyes of a jungle cat, with nature-based geometrics extending from all sides. The tiger stripes and bird outlines reinforce the theme.Ahmisa takes their pattern prowess a step further, incorporating text. The text is the title, a word that is Sanskrit for "the avoidance of injury," a slogan for non-violence. Pairing this phrase with the lion is an interesting tactic, as it could speak to either the power of nonviolence or the constant struggle to adhere to it.Unique Positive also has a knack for vintage-style shirts- my favorites ...
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The Daily Tee's List of Holidays Season Sale
2007-12-10 18:28:00
I've done it last year; but for 2007 my list of year-end tee sale just got even bigger that I prefer to post it up on The Daily Tee. Find out here and hurry up... T-shirt companies usually don't like to keep too many stocks.to keep the list "fresh"; I try to update it every few days until end of this year, especially with last-days sale announcement. If you know any online tee shops with holiday season promo to offer, feel free to drop me an email or leave a comment ;)
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Axid: Vector Art Specialists
2007-12-09 21:18:00
We've all seen vector t-shirts scattered across the web, it's a popular t-shirt style. Axid specialize in this form, with the goal of creating the coolest t-shirts on earth. From what I've seen, they're well on their way to achieving that goal.Too Hot is vector work at its finest- the looping curves and long extensions give the feeling that the entire composition is melting. The ice cream makes for a nice focal point, as do the imploring eyes of the shirt's heroine- she seems to be asking us to cool things down.Love To Kill shows the other end of the vector spectrum, marring the clean lines of traditional vectors with harsh, rough swaths of red. It sets up a great contrast between the calmness of the girl, and the havok she has caused.Axid's vector work isn't confined to the t-shirt, either- they also sell vector art and have a hearty portfolio of work in other mediums. This all tells me that Axid is a site to keep an eye on. Once more of their art hits the t-shirt, they coul...
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Burby: For All Your Robotic and Slogan Needs
2007-12-06 21:53:00
They say that the key to success is to do one thing, and do it well. Luckily for us, Burby Shirts seems to have missed that memo, because they do two things excellently.Burby's slogan shirts are tons of fun: witty phrases written out with hand-drawn letters. The appearance of the shirts evoke both childlike enthusiasm and a cocky swagger.Their robot shirts are excellent as well. These robots are not mechanical marvels, they're clunky, misunderstood creatures looking to connect with humankind. They seem alternately sad or confused, and weighed down by their metal bulk.All in all, Burby definitely has a good thing going. I like their mostly black and white aesthetic, which also allows customers their choice of 12 t-shirt colors (without making any sacrifices with the art). It's a group of shirts that appeal to a wide range of people, and Burby knows it- that's why they offer their shirts in sizes for men, women, children and toddlers.
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My Robot Overlord Brings Sci-fi Idea to the Shirts
2007-12-03 15:16:00
Today post is written by a guest writer, Stu, who would like to share his new indie tee label: Hi this is Stu from My Robot Overlord T-Shirts . We are a small t-shirt label based in Glasgow, Scotland. How did we come up with the idea? Simple, our robot master told us what to name the company, and we puny humans had to listen!My Robot Overlord's Inspiration. If we have learnt anything from watching way too many Sci-fi movies as kids it's that robots are going to take over and enslave all humans. Our t-shirts play with this idea and the idea of robots and humans trying to live together. Graphically we like to keep a simple look so that the ideas behind the designs can shine through.About the T-shirts. We design, print and package all our t-shirts ourselves in our secret underground bunker (address on request). This megalomaniacal level of control lets us make our shirts just how we like. We love working on our shirts and enjoy sending people cool t-shirts and spreading the word ...
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Paisley Makes a Comeback
2007-12-03 00:15:00
Paisley... it's a pattern that, for a lot of people, is reminiscent of hippies and sixties memorabilia. But the truth is, it's a pattern that has its roots in Babylon and is currently making a comeback in art and high fashion.Like all fashion trends, it has hit the t-shirt world in a big way. Apparel companies like Raw Blue and Circa are reinterpreting the curvy pattern as a statement of masculinity. Raw Blue's version includes hubcaps and blinged-out dollar signs, while Circa uses a dark color scheme and a skull on the sleeve to keep things guy-friendly.Threadless put out a shirt that links the shape of paisley to that of microscopic bacteria (how many patterns have merited a parody shirt?). Meanwhile indie bands like The Only Children have hopped firmly onto the paisley bandwagon, as shown by this shirt where paisley adds an artsy texture to the lettering of the band's name.
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Aaaaaargh! Mouths!
2007-12-02 05:43:00
Few things are universally true. But one thing that will always remain constant is this: Mouths, outside their natural habitat of a human face, are really freaking creepy. Two t-shirt sites are capitalizing on this to create some uniquely ick-inducing tees.First up is All Mouths, put out by MrFunkleberry. Bunches of mouths, in some freaky Rocky Horror orgy of spittle. I could not be more creeped out!Then I saw Give Us a Kiss by Seibei, which is a mouth constructed out of other disembodied parts. Terrifying! That giant finger-tongue haunts my nightmares... and I like it!Do you know of any other weird mouth-related shirts? Got a theory on why the t-shirt market is able to support this level of weirdness? Hit up the comments, I'd love to see some more of this stuff.

Zbq Interview: We're Just a "Human" Label
2007-11-29 23:47:00
Few days ago, Jason from Zeroboutique or Zbq contacted me about its freshly baked new T-shirt design and one. I took one step further and invite Jason for a short interview and he agreed. Much lesson I can learnt from Jason and his established indie tee shirt brand; and I hope you too. Friendly warning: zbq website may contain adult content.Rangga (R): Hi Jason, it's been 2 months since zbq's last update, what are new stuffs you got here? Jason (J): Well there is a new print called "Connections" available as well as a color variation of an existing print. We also have a ton of new artwork ready to go on shirts which will be introduced over the course of the next several months- a new print every 2 weeks. We're really excited about some of the new stuff. The visualiser has also had a dramatic facelift.R: I heard about the new visualiser 8.0, how is it different from the previous version?J: The visualiser, zbq's online shirt store, is still functionally basically the same: it al...
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Awesome Creatures Tee is for Awesome Animal Lovers
2007-11-28 16:03:00
Awesome Creatures is a one of few projects showcased by New York-based design studio, BARREL. With theme featuring clever animal designs, Awesome Creatures most likely dedicated to animal lovers with fun personality and witty imagination.So far, only three designs you can expect from Awesome Creatures which are Fish-brained (Monkey), Rhinostone and Turdle (the Turtle); each designed by different graphic artist and available in both male and female size. Quoted from BARREL website about its mini clothing line: "it's an Animal exploitation that even PETA can forgive"Yeah, only three designs are there; but what really grab attention were actually Awesome Creature's fresh-looking, interactive website plus few funny photos of its model: the Man-Creatures and She-Creature. I love people who shamelessly show their passion for creativity and these guys are definitely doing it.*holiday special from Awesome Creatures means Free priority Shipping!
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Star Wars Shirts for Non-Star Wars Fans
2007-11-27 06:54:00
Here's the thing. I'm a huge nerd, but I'm not into the Star Wars thing. But it is such a huge part of geek culture, that sometimes even non-Star Wars fans like myself sometimes get roped into it- I mean, I've played Lego Star Wars! There's just no justification for that kind of nonsense. But the gravitational dork-pull of Star Wars is inevitable. That's why I'm glad there are people making Star Wars shirts that appeal even to the nerdly among us who have never seen the prequels.For instance, check out Farewell to Arms. It's Star Wars dudes and and their various appendages, imagined as constellations in the night sky. Do all these characters actually lose limbs in the movies? I don't know and I don't care- it looks cool on a shirt. Besides, astronomy is universal.And how about Samurai Vader? He's a giant! He's a samurai! He's storming through the mountains to scare the piss out of random swordsmen! Star Wars or no Star Wars, that is just plain fun.Thank you, Teeelicious...
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Fun with Type at Typotheque
2007-11-26 01:23:00
Typotheque is a digital type foundry with a stylish t-shirt selection. Perhaps unsurprisingly, their most interesting t-shirts are the ones that focus on using their strength, type, in unusual ways.The result of their typographic experimentation is pretty neat, and it gave them the ability to create a shirt that advertises their website address (Typographic Mandala) while still appealing to the viewer- the text looks like a series of snowflakes.Typo-Flower uses the same technique and perfects it: the names of 48 herbs form the circles, which gives the shirt the look of both a garden and a high-end repeated logo shirt (such as the use of the Louis Vuitton logo pattern, or the Threadless Select Iconoclast shirt).It's definitely an interesting take on type and t-shirts, made successful because it works differently depending on the distance the viewer is from the shirt. From far away, you get to enjoy the pattern and shape aspects of these shirts. Close up, you get the added depth of r...
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The World's Most Literal Sight-Seeing Shirts
2007-11-25 05:23:00
No matter where your travels take you, there'll be a coin-operated telescope just begging for your loose change in exchange for a closer glimpse at a landmark. So why not get a souvenir based on the physical object that you interacted with, rather than that far-off vista you looked at?That's the premise behind a series of shirts created for Stereohype by FL@33, a visual communication studio. They realized that telescopes are different all over the world- and that they all have an interesting look (they have to hold their own even next to impressive monuments, after all).So far, there are shirts in the series for London, New York and Paris. Other cities (including Budapest, Tokyo and Berlin) are planned. Wear them to show where you've been, or where you wish you were going.
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A peek into Billionaire Boys Club/Ice Cream's Look Book
2007-11-22 01:25:00
I stumbled upon Billionaire Boys Club /Ice Cream’s newly redesigned website last weekend. The new website has been up since last August, together with fancy online catalog named Look book, to introduce BBC's season 5 clothing line. I'm not actually a big fan of flash-based website but the Look book really gave a “wow” expression, although flipping through it (with your mouse) doesn’t really show anything about good usability, but rather entertaining experience.The Billionaire Boys/Ice Cream was founded in late 2004 by Pharrel Williams (widely-known as singer/rapper, song writer and music producer) in collaboration with Japanese fashion Icon Tomoaki Nagao or Nigo, a founder of Japanese Clothing brand, A Bathing Ape. Since is first appearance, BBC/Ice Cream has gained huge popularity despite tee shirts price which no less than $80. Pharrel-Nigo’s big name is a one reason for that; very-limited product sold is another.
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I Heart... Well, a Lot of Things, Really
2007-11-20 22:35:00
The tough thing about all those I Heart ... shirts is the commitment involved. The wearer has to choose one concept, place or item that they value above all others. Well, no longer!Angry Store has a series of shirts that function a bit like an I Heart... checklist for the perennially indecisive. Whether you enjoy bands, fonts or hobbies, they've got you covered with a list of all the major players. Check off your current interests, or leave it blank and keep everyone guessing.The more literal among us, on the other hand, will appreciate the charms of the I Heart Guts line of shirts at the website of the same name. Finally, a shirt that will let me proclaim that I Heart Hearts!If you're a bit too cool for all this earnestness, look no further than Glarkware's I Heart Irony. No one will ever be able to determine whether you love irony or loathe it... which is kind of neat.
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Sum up All these 7 Websites, You’ll have Biggest Movie and Music T-shirts
2007-11-19 16:56:00
I don't often open my secret card, but keeping it alone is not so fun too. On this posting, I'd like to share my favorite websites to look out for when someone ask me, "Do you know where to buy the official [name any movie, TV Show, Superheroes, etc.] T-shirt?" Sometime they even wonder how I can quickly point them to the tee shirts they hardly find on the internet. "Well," I say, "because finding a good T-shirts is my job!” So here they’re, seven websites for your greatest pop tee shirts collection.Don't forget to bookmark this page; trust me, you'll need this list one day :)www.80stees.comOne cool tee shops full especially if you're big fan of vintage and retro tee shirts. You can browse tons of 80stees.com collections by Category (80s Movie s, Video games, and even non 80s movies or TV Shows), by Theme, by Size, etc. Oh yeah, it also sells costumes!www.stylinonline.comIt's one shop that has been growing rapidly in term of number of collection as well as range of product...
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How Attus Double its Polo Shirt's Price? By Shooting 'Em up
2007-11-18 08:04:00
I've seen many retail sellers dropping price of their items to attract shoppers attention (we as costumers, however, always love this price war), but seldom they rise up the price. Of course they won't, it's not different with giving up shoppers to their competitors, isn't it?But that's not always the case, check Attus Apparel for example (was previously featured here). The regular The Jerk Polo shirts price was $54; year-end sale can make it even lower, down to 50% off. But the Shot Up Edition can nearly double up The Jerk up to $100 bucks. But how do Attus’ crews do it?Pick only five Polos, get someone to wear Santa costume, let him shot the Polos up and have fun (see the clip below). Then they have new, one-of-a-kind and limited version of the regular The Jerk Polos. These (only) five Polos are the ones with $100 tag price I'm talking about.Really smart, isn't!? But are there people out there who are willing to spend on these wrecked yet highly priced Polo? $100 Polo Shi...
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Concrete Hermit New Release, so Rocks!
2007-08-27 14:16:00
Concrete Hermit has just released three brand new T-shirt designs plus one for logo tee. As usual, I see the collaboration with artists (mainly illustrator) still become Concrete Hermits focal point; especially its boldness to experiment with different artists who enjoy their very own genre of design.This time, three talented artists and their artworks -- JuJu's Delivery (with Pow Wow), Dan Has Potential (Onion Head) and Will Ainley (Teenage Rock Monster) -- are responsible for this "diversity". And speaking about favorite tee, my pick goes to Will Ainley's rock n' roll monster which I think… yeah, really rocks (see photo above)A little bit about Concrete Hermit“Punk is an attitude not an aesthetic” -- has been the tagline for a while and since 2004 Concrete Hermit has been working closely with indie artists to expose the best works from them; using medium like T-shirt, badges, etc. As idealist project, well it seems, you can expect Concrete Hermit no to be dictated by curr...
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Decktrash Tees Inspired by Broken Boards
2007-08-23 06:00:00
Decktrash is Atlanta-based new T-shirt label founded by two high school students Michael and Anthony (see photo above -- the two on the far right, the blonde and brown haired guys). So far, there are only four designs sold with each of them screen-printed on a white 100% cotton tee. No product photo preview at the moment, but I believe they will be uploaded soon. The unique concept of Decktrash tees are inspired by broken (skate) boards that left unused; these boards then gave Decktrash crew -- who are the skaters themselves -- an idea to get more broken boards and make some collage designs with them. Also by doing this, the crew want to give credit to their "friends" and keep them at heart [visit Decktrash]---------------------------sour ce & image: www.decktrash.comcontinue reading: Progresswear Delivers Messages.../ Jarrski&Hutch is a Mix of.../Spitefuls T-shirts are.../Vansity Tees and Hilarious.../
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Progresswear Delivers Messages with Tees
2007-08-21 16:35:00
"Never discuss politics or religion at dinner. Wear them instead" -- that's one tagline you'll find when you visit Progresswear website. Clearly, the new company offers line of clothing (mostly T-shirts for kids and adults) that delivers political messages throughout the collection.While Progresswear tees are designed to give much impact with their thoughtful messages, words play and even retro-image featuring Pat Robertson; it's hard to admire slogan tee (like Intelligent Design Isn't and LIERAQ) when you can do on your own using on-demand printing services [visit Progresswear]*new shirts on sale until August, 31st. Hurry up!---------------------------source & image: progresswear.comcontinue reading: Jarrski&Hutch is a Mix of.../Spitefuls T-shirts are.../Vansity Tees and Hilarious.../ Rosa Loves T-shirts Born.../
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Jarrski&Hutch is a Mix of Statements
2007-08-20 15:03:00
Jarrski&Hutch is brainchild of Professional "Dreamer & Realizer", Jarr Geerligs, which was started as medium to express his opinions toward hegemony of worldwide commercial brands and medias. The current collection of Jarrski&Hutch is a mix of statements, logo of some projects he is involved in (with his son, Marin) and words written in original fonts he created.Besides promoting its clothing line (including some button badges), Jarrski&Hutch also busy with some t-shirt concepts that involve the wearer of the shirt somehow. One tee shirt named Human Ink Cartridge is an example of that direction; indeed, I can't wait to see some more in the future.The Spreadshirt connectionWhile Jarr concentrates on creating next T-shirt designs, Jarrski&Hutch's back end order are completely supported by Spreadshirt -- you might heard about Spreadshirt partner shop or Spreadshop -- thus, I believe tees and printing quality are reliable (read my review on 2smartmonkeys tee). T-shirts prices ...
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