Help Detour Designables celebrate their third anniversary. Stop by the shop and leave a comment and you’ll be eligible to win one of three shirts they are giving away to celebrate the occasion. Just click on the Contact link in the upper right and drop them a note and tell them what tee you’d like. These guys have a huge selection so odds are you’ll find something you dig. Good stuff.
With subject matter ranging from social justice to organic foods and alternative energy, CERTAINTEES is creating apparel for the socially responsible. Our sample shirt, the Relic tee, reminds us of the ever evolving mindset it takes to help bring change. One interesting note is that the tee is a bamboo and cotton blend. Check out there FAQs pages for a lot of great info on using bamboo for clothing. Very cool.
I caught this one on Vimeo.com. Nice to see designers and shop owners using all these online video tools to promote there stuff. Now if they’d only thought to put the URL in video for their shop? Anyone recognize the tees?
For those of you who do the Facebook thing you can connect with other T-Shirt lovers at theI Heart T-Shirts fan page. Become a fan for a chance to win a free shirt this weekend, and check out a bunch of coupon codes and links to cool site.
Homage Clothing is helping turn back the hands of time with vintage-styled designs of the past. From pop culture to college sports there’s a little bit of something for everyone. The designs are simple and authentic and our sample shirt is insanely soft. As we like to say - vintage without the vintage funk. Hit the store here, and the main site here for additional retail locales.
For sure this is the first ‘trailer’ I’ve posted on here. And who ever thought there would be a trailer (and a good one) for screen printing. It seems the folks at Print Liberation are working on a ‘how to’ video for screen printing due in June. The trailer is without a doubt the coolest clip you’ll ever find on a subject like screen printing. Can’t wait to see the feature length flick.
I sadly discovered today that Nau.com is closing it’s doors. An innovative green clothing company who had been profiled as part of The Sundance Channel’s The Green series. Green living folks can take 50% off their remaining stock. Nau.com.
All right, we’ll admit it. If it wasn’t for Lindsay Lohan wearing this tee we probably wouldn’t have posted. Frankly I don’t know what the hell it is. It’s probably old, maybe vintage, but pretty much looks worn in beyond recognition. One more for the Lohan collection.
I think this might be our first New Zealand shop. Mr. Vintage sells a unique selection of retro Kiwi-centric pop culture tees along with more, shall we say, global themes. (Al Bundy’s known worldwide right?). If you’re a fan of HBO’s Flight of the Concords you might have caught Jemaine sporting their Keep New Zealand Beautiful shirt. Check em out at mrvintage.co.nz
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