Moonblood
The previous mentioned Lucyology have now moved and changed name to Moonblood. Many new designs are now avaliable, and my favorite must be the Egyptian inspired skull tee called Tea Tutunic.
They have many tribal art inspired tees with a modern twist and a really unique design. Most of the designs are hand printed on girly tees, but a couple come for men as well. Prices are between $38 and $42 and are well worth the money.
Sale at Dadawan
As you may have already noticed from their advertisement Dadawan are having a summer sale with some great discounts of 10% to 50% on selected stuff. There is a lot fo nice gear to be had too.
Dirty
Some weekends are just too much to be writing around the internets, and I am sorry to say I have had an extended one as such. I’ve been in the sun wearing my tees rather than writing about them. I am back in biz now however and the first bit to drop on you is a piece by the Brits of Negrete of London.
This lovely piece of canine colour is really nice indeed. Released under the text “cats are rubbish” I really like this piece a lot. The colouring is just awsome.
This dog is printed on annonymous stock and sells for £18.95 in medium or large.
Mass Mayhem hits DDWN
Dadawan has just recently added the Mass Mayhem collection to their online store. Even better news is that the shirts are only 25€ each.
Find the shirts here: Mass Mayhem at DDWN or read more about Mass Mayhem.
Beautiful/Decay: To Die For
The Beautiful/Decay store have stocked up on tees by To Die For Clothing. They will possible be gone soon, so be quick.
Style Warrior / Hijack
Here is your chance to get your hands on this hot graphic spray paint like design displaying legendary UK hip-hop outfit Hijack.
This shit is printed onto Gildan stock, and goes for £20 freely delivered woldwide. Sizes are M and XL (no girlies), and you have the option of credit cards or PayPal.
Hands on: Hecklewood Heckled Hoodie
I recieved an awsome sleeveless hoodie in the mail yesterday, all the way from Portand, Oregon and our good friends over at Hecklewood Apparel.
These pictures are actually from the Hecklewood website, as I haven’t got around to shoot any myself yet. They give a pretty good impression of the product at hand though.
It is a soft grey heather hoodie with an awsome large colorful skateboard print on it. They guys at Hecklewood have gone and cut the sleeves off it, which is just awsome. The print crosses the zipper, which is a quality I really like in zippered hoodies these days. It is very eighties, which puts it at the height of fashion, and large and shiny aviator sunglasses are must with it.
It is available for both genders, and you can find it in the Hecklewood Boutique in Portland Oregon, or online at the Hecklewood Apparel web store via PayPal.
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.
To Die For
Out of Costa Mesa, California the name of this clothing label gives great expectations…
To Die For Clothing also fills its own shoes. At least in part. Operating in the realm between tattoo aesthetics, airbrushed car hood looks, 80’s iron on patches and b/w cartoon sketches the visuals are really on the edge of what is accepted within good society. It is however on the egde of things innovatism starts and new stuff emerges, so we salute them. I really love most of these smashing designs, although i find some of them to be a little too extreme in their expression. The ink and daggers tee is just breathtaking, and the Beautiful/Decay piece is almost equally nice.
Tees are $15.99 to $24.99. A bunch of choices for lads and a couple for the ladies.
Lucha Workshop
I’ve allways liked shirts with that extra hand made feel. This is why I draw yor attention to Teees sponsor Lucha Workshop. They have the most wonderful little collection of hand printed designs on American Apparel shirts, made to order. The designs are really sketchbook like in apperance, and have a strange feel of some movie I might have seen. The tee collection gives me associations to silver screen names like Fritz Lang, Jim Jarmusch and Tim Burton. Just look at the noir-like “detective” design, or the “thirty” shirt which I just love.
As I said… Tees are of AA stock, they retail at about $18–$20, and USPS shipping of your choice (int’l $10). Lucha also pushes out some killer bags and purses, so don’t miss out.