What do carousels, sides of beef and girls in underwear all have in common? They’re all in this video. A little behind the scenes look at a shoot for NEONIHILIST clothing.

This is not that new, but it’s so insane I couldn’t pass up adding it. It’s the “Interactive Portal Shirt from ThinkGeek”.  While it is fake and nerdy as hell, stuff like this does actually exist. So you never really know what’s next.

ShirtCity.com has put together a t-shirt video contest. The winner gets 1,000 Euros and a bunch of tees. Check out details here, and the current entries here. Only a couple of entries at this point, but both of them good.

When you’re a celebrity you get plenty of perks when it comes to shopping – like not paying for anything. Rocky himself paid a visit to Christian Audigier’s warehouse for some ‘private shopping’.

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 stumbled across this funky video of a Stormtropper shopping for a t-shirt over at Ministry of Design. Unfortunately I can’t read French so I’m at a lose to provide much info, but the clip caught my eye. So did this strange t-shirt feature Kate Moss with a red target and skull and cross bones covered with Swarovski crystals. No clue, but check it out after the jump.
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While making a t-shirt folder out of cardboard isn’t rocket science it’s not a bad idea. There are actually a ton of these DIY t-shirt videos out there. They all seem to feature some fancy technique for folding your shirt that looks like you need a degree in origami to make work. This one’s sort of the idiot version. And seeing as how I hate folding anything this might help make my catalog of tees a bit more manageable. Hey, you’d be recycling too! It’s a ‘green’ t-shirt folder.

Here’s a nicely done look at what goes into the fulfillment process over at Spreadshirt.com.