I don’t think I’ve ever posted up a specifically ‘Spanish’ shop, but one came across our inbox. Lola Freak. Self-describe as Spanish and it looks like some of the themes follow suit, but the site IS in English. They’ve got a Valentine’s Day shirt special running as well, buy 2 get a third free. Also a DIY portion of the site, which I’m guessing is powered by Spreadshirt on the backend?
Quick post to pass along a coupon code for Regal Clothing. Take 10% off with the discount code: IHEARTREGAL. Lots of funny type tees. Give a look.
This one landed in my Inbox. Unfortunately it was all in French, which I don’t read, so I’m flying blind. But the fact that it included a monkey shirt made it worthy of an instant post. (yeah, I know it’s a chimp, not a monkey. Chimp, monkey, whatever. They’re both amusing as hell). The site is also in French, I really am lost, but I dug the tee. Anyone Parisians out there care to translate a few details we’d be happy to post. MSWear.fr
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
Here’s an interesting site out of London. Contrastshop.com features quite a few hand-drawn looking t-shirt designs. While a number of them didn’t really do it for me from a design or execution standpoint, there were a few I liked. The one posted here is the Bridge tee. Tateman was good too. They do have a pretty interesting marketing spin as well. They take a mannequin out to public spaces and photograph it wearing various tees. Worth a look.
Here’s some cool stuff from a UK shop called Love & Tug. Inspired by the likes of Lohan, Doherty and Moss the tees feature the likenesses of today’s popular icons. And of course if you’re going to dive into the world of celebrity you’ve got to have at least one shirt about rehab. Nice spin on the classic Milton Glaser.
Located in Swansea, South Wales in the UK Hidden Labels offers a growing selection comtemporary streetwear and small start up brands. We were happy to find them stocking one of our favorites – Spraygraphic, a couple new to us, like Chateau Roux and me&y. Underwear, shorts and accessories as well.
We’ve posted a number of international shirt sellers on the site, but this is the first from Thailand. The guys at AMP Street dropped me the tip and I couldn’t be happier. A number of years back I spent some time backpacking through Thailand. An amazing experience. I wish I had seen stuff like this on Khao San Road. Shown here are Summergirl, AMP Cops and a killer spin on the famous Che Guevara image. Ideals Don’t Die. They got caps, bags, wallets and what not as well. www.amp-street.com
Here’s an obscure one for you. Japanese actress Meisa Kuroki in the American staple wife beater. I like nice boys. Kuroki has appeared in Japanese film and TV including Haikei, Chichiue-sama and Chakushin ari final. Yeah, I have no idea what those are either. She will star in the upcoming anime film Vexille.