Tank Theory is a great t-shirt and art print shop out of Boston, started by two school friends. Together, they bring nice engaging graphics to their t-shirts, and many of the same design directions have inspired screened art prints that…
Continue Reading →So, there is a new t-shirt blog on the block. They're calling themselves "Tee Junkie". I'll be keeping my eye on them. I've come to love Jason Cospers crazy, awesome, sick, humor at Preshrunk, and he has good finds-- so…
Continue Reading →The cursed city of Nineveh was threatened to be flooded by God himself, for the people within its walls had become too corrupt, and too evil. The designers of Nineveh want their line to serve as a permanent reminder to…
Continue Reading →The case was a thriller, but he beat it. Aren't you glad MJ is OK!? It was only a matter of time before a shirt with this message made it to the market, and I'm happy with what I see.…
Continue Reading →Portland based, French dude run Monsieur T. recently launched their first spring/summer line of t-shirts. I've covered them before, and was pleased with what I saw in their new line. The shirts continue to be largely influenced by skateboard culture,…
Continue Reading →I've mentioned Veer before-- but they really deserve another mention. They are slowly becoming one of my favorite resources--and clearly after all designers hearts. In the past they had classic typography t-shirts, great souvenirs and goodies, and they just introduced…
Continue Reading →Something about the summer time always makes me think of new t-shirts, and fresh gear-- and nothing feels better than supporting independent shops. For a long time I thought Krudmart was run by some mega-corporation--but I got a chance to…
Continue Reading →In the eternal search for the softest t-shirt fabric in the world, I think I've struck gold. High grade cotton is good, but bamboo fiber? Hands down, the softest t-shirt I've ever felt, period. "Bamboo is the fastest growing plant…
Continue Reading →Naive Clothing was started a little over a year ago by a young entrepeneur in college who wanted to create something different--that didn't conform to pop culture, but "transformed it". The dream behind Naive was that people will begin to…
Continue Reading →I don't know how they do it, but everything at Threadless is $10 until June 6th. Shirts galore, like this one called "Take A Hike", (left) by Hans Krebs and "Think Slow" (right) by Joshua Vanover. Time to stock up…
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