iJustine on Spreadshirt
Sunday, January 3rd, 2010
Just stumbled on this while surfing DailyBooth. Apparently iJustine has some tees on Spreadshirt. Makes sense, if you’re going to be an internet celeb you might as well monetize with a few shirts.

Just stumbled on this while surfing DailyBooth. Apparently iJustine has some tees on Spreadshirt. Makes sense, if you’re going to be an internet celeb you might as well monetize with a few shirts.

Hard to believe this is Audrina Patridge’s first appearance in our celebrity tees list. The tee probably belongs in the name that shirt category as well, because I don’t know it. The Exploited – Punks Not Dead. Hum. Can anyone call it? Drop a comment.

Looks like Adrianne Curry’s doing a little Halloween shopping. Apparently she’s into snakes. What do you think of the Beatles camouflage tee?
RIP Patrick Swayze. No doubt a lot of Swayze inspired tees to pop up. Here’s a quickie from Donkeyts.com

Or are they wearing each others heads? It’s an old picture, we actually commented on Timberlake and Biel’s tees quite a while back, but I couldn’t pass up this Photoshop masterpiece. It’s actually pretty well done.
Sweet deals to be had from NerdyShirts.com. Been ages since we posted on them. Well worth a look considering they vow never to print the sales tees again. A few are dated political stuff, but there are some classics as well. Don’t miss it.
Election day vote count is underway so we thought we’d squeeze in one more Obama tee. This time Marlee Matlin sporting a peace dove? tee after hitting Kitson (of course). I think the more interesting test will come post-election when the campaigning is done. Will we still see people cranking out tees for Barack? And will they sell? The only shirts I recall seeing of Bush in recent years were parodies, or worse.
Hands down our favorite politically minded shop, Progresswear is running a sale on four popular tees. Grab them for a limited time for just $12.99. I’ve talked these guys up before, and for good reason. Putting aside any political persuasions, the designs are intelligent and executed with an experienced hand. Those who might pass off Progresswear’s work as ‘too simple’ in the face of today’s popular, ‘affliction-styled’ over-the-top wear are really missing out.