Sale at Cotton Factory
They are having one of their ten dollar sales over at The Cotton Factory until July 5th, so if you like your stuff colourful and fun head on over. There is a lot of new stuff up there too.
Bernos
The tiny t-shirt shop at Bernos are dedicated to bringing good quality Ehiopian-inspired t-shirt designs to the people. There are currently only three designs up on the site, but they are still interesting enough for a look. I do like the Bikila print.
The shirts are AA, and they go for US$16.99. Sizes range from XS to XL.
Summer Sale: Crowded Teeth
Don’t miss out on this chance to get some awsome threads on the cheap as Crowded Teeth are having a summer sale to work up funds for their upcoming fall/winter collection.
A good portion of their designs are now cut by 38%, retailing at a mere $15 a tee. The shirt base is American Apparel, and there are pieces out there for both guys and girls. Among my personal favorites are the various pattern prints. I actually ordered the Teru Teru Bozu hoodie even though it is only available in women’s large, hoping it will pass as a guy’s small. I hope it works out.
Hands On: Monsieur T.
We recieved a really generous envelope packed with niceness from the excellent Monsieur T. yesterday. A tee each as well as stickers a magazine and lots of nice post cards.
The tee was of the soft yet durable cotton we know American Apparel to manufacture by the most honest means in LA. Le Monsieur does the stock real justice by decorating it with the nicest of designs. 
I got the “I Love” design on the asphalt base colour. In addition to the nice large print which was skillfully printed, Monsieur T. had added a nice label in the neckline as well. It is also available on a college sweater for those of you living on the colder side of the sphere.
My companion also recieved her fix in their “Le French Survival Kit” which is currently on sale at a 40% discount, and it really rocks.
Thank you Quentin.
On The Steps at Oddica
May 19th is a day to put down in your calendar. This is the official launch date of what looks to become a really cool new t-shirt store.
Managed from an artist oriented perspective, new kids on the block Oddica are a few days away from launching their full fury onto the world. They do so with a t-shirt sale of course, and if you don’t skimp on the numbers, or wait too long you’ll be able to get Luciously illustrated designs printed on American Apparel using sweet water based inks for a dinkly ten bucks each. Every shirt is said to be accompanied by some handsome goodies as well. I can’t wait to see what these guys have in store for us…
Threadless Summer Sale: All for $10
Here it is again. T-shirt giants Threadless are having one of their trademark ten dollar sales. Eeach tee in stock goes for the price of a $10 bill, so your summer is safe from unvoluntary nudity.
The sale is on until midnight of may 8th (CST) which is just about a week away, and this stuff tends to get ripped off the shelves pretty quickly, so hurry on ladies and gents…
Mass Mayhem
Striking the t-shirt world with lasers and giant metal robot hands, Mass Mayhem is one of the sweetest collaboration projects out there these days. With next to no restrictions designers like Skwak, Coffee and Cigarettes, Ranger Bastards and RDCTV (who are also the host of the project) have designed a wonderful array of big print tees.
Hey Disturbia
Did anyone catch that reference in the title?
I get a lot of emails from people pitching me new stuff. Some are good, some are bad and some I don’t even notice that much. Today I received a notice form the gentleman behind a most wondrous venue called Disturbia Clothing, and this one really struck me. Out of the United Kingdom Disturbia delivers something as rare as contemporary high quality designs within the field of punk rock aesthetics.
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Destroy
I can’t believe this one slipped by me, but here it is nevertheless…
Mona Lisa, Ernest Hemmingway and Hunter S. Thompson are all covered in the current collectoin of t-shirt designs at Destroy Clothing (to bypass the site and go for the designs, go directly to the store). These collageish designs dig deep into the bowels of pop culture through decadence, decay and darkness. The New Word print is definately one of my favs of the site, and there is a lot of other goodness to choose from.
Shrits are $22.99 a piece, and they also make longsleeves, sweaters, hoodies jeans and what not. There are also a lot of sale items at $9.99, and be sure to check out these belt buckles, too. No word on quality or make, though. Shipping seems to be set to $5, but I don’t know if that covers every location. Checkout works through PayPal
Be Naive
Q: What costs $12, is printed on F of the L 50/50’s and rocks?
A: Naive Clothing’s collection of printed tees for men.
The ladies are set back $15 a tee, but then again they get that sweet soft AA cotton , too, so there is nothing naive about getting one of these.
Their designs are really nice. A lot of self-name dropping, but not of the annoying kind. What is really nice is that they have a good variety of shirt colors, and an acceptable diversity of designs, which are actually done by YouAreSoLastYear™.
My favorite of the bunch is the “Map” print, which is currently only available for the ladies I am afraid. I really love those mesh type prints though, and I am really regretful that I didn’t order a hoodie from here before they sold out.
If you hurry on up and subscribe to the TEEES Newsletter, We’ll hook you up with a 10% discount for these. But hurry on up, it’s due really soon.