Dressing up for Halloween is fun if you're 5 and your mom made you a Transformers costume. Otherwise, it requires time, money and creativity, all of which aren't easy to come by. You could go take a lazy approach to the holiday and throw on one of these tees before heading out to a costume party. While you certainly ... continue reading
To A Tee is no stranger to artist series collections and limited edition designs. Kharma NYC does one better by donating a large portion of the proceeds from each sale to a cause that's real and human. The premise is simple: Nine t-shirts, by nine designers, each supporting causes that matter to them, including children's ... continue reading
It might be a rare occasion, but if you have ever dropped your pocket knife in a pond while out camping, you know the annoyance involved in retrieving that sucker. The Cork Knife eliminates any fear of cutting rope on the side of a lake or whittling wood over a creek while you're on your next trip. The cork handle ... continue reading
One of our very own calls Chicago home and he can probably do this post more justice than I can. But he's probably off doing something awesome while I'm stuck here in the 'burbs. At any rate, Chitown Clothing pays homage to the Windy City in the form of a few fine tees. While highlighting Chicago's sports history is ... continue reading
I'll admit, it was the "Real Men Love Cats" tee that drew me in...but then RCTees had a few other gems in their Etsy shop too. Inspired by animals, nature and a wish for world peace, the designs are original and refreshingly simple. Printed on soft-as-can-be Alternative Apparel tees, they boast friendly messages and ... continue reading
When it comes to downtime and weekend wear, sometimes you don't want dress so seriously. T-shirts by Brit company Lazy Oaf certainly aren't designed for the serious. Using bright pop graphics, they create tees that not only inspire smiles, but also beg the question: what the hell are you wearing? Which isn't always ... continue reading
"Privileged" is really just a fancy of way saying "spoiled son of a bitch." Being referred to as a child of privilege rarely has a positive connotation, unless you're talking about your future wife...or in this case, a line of t-shirts. Children of Privilege appoints amusing designs onto Alternative Apparel staple ... continue reading
If you're not a fan of hoops, you're probably wondering what makes these tees so special. If you got love for the game, you know just what they represent. The “Class of ’11″ collection from Million Dollar Ballers commemorates the induction of Artis Gilmore, Chris Mullin and Dennis Rodman into the Naismith Hall ... continue reading
Much like our To A Tee feature, Miles To Go was born out of a desire to see more clothing that don't just promote brand logos, thereby creating millions of walking billboards. The small company is founder Greg Kerr's chance to be a patron of the arts, as his line of literary inspired tees have the ability to turn people ... continue reading
While Dennis Hopper was best known for his work in film, if you hang with us regularly, you already know that he was also an accomplished photographer as well. Before the legendary actor's death, he initiated a collaboration with Vans that included a collection of footwear and apparel featuring some of his favorite ... continue reading
Insight Clothing emerged when the brand branched out from its already established line of surfboards. The Sydney-based company creates pieces that they themselves would want to wear (and we do too). By doing so, they present a line of men's t-shirts that encompass the skate and surf lifestyle, but appeal to anyone ... continue reading
I'm no t-shirtolgist, but I do know that graphic tees became a staple when they started to get cheeky and clever. There was a time when logos from brands and bands were all you had to choose from. Then some t-shirt genius put a funny saying on one, and BAM, instant classic among the young, hip set. Truly Sanctuary ... continue reading
Pretty much any quality product that shows some love for the NYC gets our vote. Urbarian is a line of clothing designed by Valeriy Deren, the Urban Barbarian. The completely organic, limited collection includes graphic tees for men and presents several designs that pay homage to the Big Apple in a quiet manner. Don't ... continue reading
Wear do you live? Yes, I know it should be where do you live, but when it comes to this t-shirt project, I've got it right. CityFabric founder and grad student Matt Tomasulo displays figuregrounds - maps used in city planning and architecture - for specific cities on his line of t-shirts, bags, pillows and prints. ... continue reading
If you're looking for nothing more than a basic rock and roll tee, A Little Star Rock has just that. Free from fancy colors, logos and graphics, each t-shirt features a face of one of the world's most beloved musical, as well as cultural, icons. From classic rock idols to newbies like Lil' Wayne, their affordable and ... continue reading
If you're going to make fun of Detroit, stick to jokes about the Lions. We wouldn't recommend going beyond that, because you don't to piss off anyone from the Motor City. However, Detroit-based Simplified Clothing can make light of the city's bad reputation all they want. Their Murder Mitten Tee reflects the nickname ... continue reading
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