All Jelly No Toast
Out of Buffalo, NY they are rolling out discounted orders of Bean Dip and Poketo tees over at All Jelly No Toast. The shirts go for a handsome US$19.95 a piece, and keeping in mind that these are top quality products this is quite the catch.
They also have some of the beautiful Poketo wallets at a killer discount, and they do Bean Dip Hoodies as well.
ShirtStain Sale
Here is another way of getting you hands on sweet and cheap cotton. ShirtStain are currently rolling out their business at US$20 for two pieces of AA goodness. I urge you to look at the “How to build a Killer Robot” at least. and there are a lot of other good bits out there, too.
Still Going Ape
Smallish newcomer label Go Ape Shirts are really getting settled. They have just rolled out three new shirts, and their website is looking rather sharp. I think the “Pillow Fight Club” bit is fun, but sorta goofy and the “Amsterdam by Night” shirt by MAKI Ontwerp en Illustratie is looking fresh. The pick of this litter though is by far Olly Moss’ “Evolver” design based on the superior Beatles album Revolver. This is one of these designs that only comes along once in a blue Amsterdam moon. The Beatles meets Planet of the Apes. GO APE!
Shirts are US$18 on AA.
New Store at Naive Clothing
The guys of Naive Clothing have put up a brand new store section on their site. There are some nice picks there, and I could really go for the Argyle print myself. It is most definitely one of the better ones out there these days. Another good thing about this label is their pricing which lingers at about 16 bucks US, and keeping in mind that they print on AA this is really good.
threadless at $10
Be sure to get your dig now if you are shopping new tees over at Threadless, cuz the stack is rolling out at US$10 a tee again.
Alive Sale
In an attempt to make space for brand new designs Alive are ridding themselves of the old ones. All shirts are now 15€ a piece, and these are AA cotton.
Naature Clothing
Doing it really graphically the guys over at Naature are printing their designs onto AA shirts and selling them off for US$18 a piece. There are also some sale items at US$10 on Gildan stock if you are into that.
Hands on: Escape Adulthood
A hands on review seldom comes along alone…
Yesterday afternoon I went next door to the post office to pick up a mystery package. The box contained no less than two t-shirts, a paperback book and a nice little comic book. All were on the subject of escaping adulthood, or how to stay young at heart.
The shirts were of Gildan Stock which is basically a mid-range tee. It is heavyweight pure cotton, and has a loose fit. The shirts had print on both front and back and the printing seems to be nicely done with fine coverage and sharp detail. For more info, or to purchase these tees, the book or other items head over to their store. The t-shirts are US$16 each.
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Threadless at $10
This time it is dubbed as a back to school sale. I am of course talking of the sale over at Threadless, where they are pushing the shirts out at $10 a piece. They are also pushing out a lot of new tees over the next days, and I actually found something I like. The Urban Camouflage bit by Travis Pitts is really nice, with print on front and back. Check out this fact sheet about the design.
Well… I kinda lied a bit there. Not all tees are a handsome $10. The “Threadless Select” collection is $20 a piece.
News at Divine
Bill Pyle’s Divine Clothing Co. has recently rolled out their latest collection of designs. I love the giraffe image, and there are other good ones too. I am not sure what stock these are printed on, but they sell for US$16 a piece, and are all hand screened. Divine also does a lot of stickers, buttons and what not, and I believe them to be far from skimpy on these when shipping.