If anyone can spot this vintage style long sleeve Britney Spear is wearing please comment. It’s got a sun on the left should. Kind of an inside out thermal looking thing. Oh and the big green tree on her boob, in case you missed that detail.
It’s a post-rehab Lindsay Lohan sporting a Harley Davidson Motorcycles tee. I’m assuming the Starbucks is sans the Baileys.
It’s truly amazing (scary) the things people will take the time to do. Like taking the time to film yourself wearing every single shirt you own and then sticking it on YouTube.
I’ve think found my latest favorite shop. The Ryde, out of Laguna Beach, CA. As you can imagine anybody calling SoCal home is likely to be influenced by the beach scene. The Ryde has some surf themed stuff with a nice feel. Plus a number of very funny one liner style tees. And they do a great job with both. I’ve picked a couple of favorites here, The Pirate shirt and the Wheat Girls wave graphic. I’ve got one of the black pirate ship shirts myself and I love the subtly of¬† gray on black. Great print job and soft as can be.
This is an old picture of Courtney Cox and David Arquette from the Barnyard premiere. I happen to see a story today about the Arquette’s selling their house for like a bizzilion dollars and thought it was funny in light of David dressing like a clown. Sort of anyway. Anyone know the shirt? Comment.
I’ve been meaning to get around to post on T-Post for a while. The concept is very cool. T-Post is a subscription based t-shirt shop. You sort of sign up like you’re going to get a magazine, and instead you get a t-shirt once a month (six weeks actually). The conept behind the shirt designs themselves is even more unique.
Each shirt design is based on a current news item. Information on the topic of each month’s shirt is then printed on the inside under the tag. The subscription runs $32 (USD) a month and includes shipping. T-Post is based in Sweden and prints on American Apparel tees. You can stop your subscription at anytime you like.
For real t-shirt fans who are really into t-shirt culture this is a very cool way to insure you get cutting edge, unique tees that the guy next door is definitely not going to have.
We’ve posted Jessica Alba many a times. Today we catch her sporting a classic rock n’ roll tee. The Rolling Stones Tongue shirt should be part of any die hard fans t-shirt collection.
We thought a little political Bush humor was appropriate in light of tonights State of the Union address. Fight the Evil Doers comes from Tee Junction, a good lookin’ CafePress shop filled with some funky retro vintage kind of stuff. Check em out.
Quick post today to pass along a new tee from Threadless. The Limb design is a nice surrealist ode to Japanese art. And catch a couple of popular shirts just reprinted, the Shakespeare Hates Your Emo Poems and Moon Kite are well worth checking out.
For the latest installment in our interview series we chatted with Angela Lee from the ever funny Jerkass Clothing Co. Not only did we learn the story behind that name (one of favorites) we also found out exactly what the hell Zingfu means.
Read the interview with Jerkass Clothing here.
