Paper Root Clothing has just dropped their new summer 09 line, which is consisted of 6 awesome designs. My fave is The Cool As F*#k for no reason, I just like anything that's on two wheels! The new shirts will cost you $20 but check out the older designs too, that go for as low as $8.
I recently discovered Dydrm and, I have to say, you don't often find a new store with so many wearable shirts! Seriously, I could wear just about everything in this site. Dydrm is an artist collective of about ten people and although each one has their personal artistic approach, none of the designs seems to be out of place. This is usually a problem that occurs when brands hire different artists to make designs that end up being completely unrelated to each other. But anyway, Dydrm uses eco friendly water based inks and hand-prints on Royal Apparel blanks. Like any good brand, Dydrm provides links to their artists pages showcasing their work. Prices are pretty fair ranging from $21 to $22, but because you're charming, they were kind enough to offer a nice coupon for your eyes and only. Use code "awesome!" at checkout to get 20% off your order!
It looks like ChopShop has found a niche with designs like weRobot (now with glow in the dark ink!) or alienWe, and frankly, we love them. You wear one of those shirts and soon enough you find yourself surrounded by nerds trying to figure out all the figures! So, in the same spirit, comes this next Chop Shop release, weScare, which features (well you guessed it) monsters (!), fifty-eight to be exact and from various genres. WeScare is the first of a three part series and it comes on four different American Apparel color shirts. And for the freebies freaks, ChopShop gives away the notorious Maid in the Shade
shirt when you use the "freemaid" code on checkout (you only pay for the shipping costs).
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New items have been added to the t-shirt sale page at Urban Retro.
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The Face of Africa is the newest gem from Scenery Apparel and it's dedicated to the children of Africa, who against all odds fight for survival and education. You can buy this shirt for 20% off for three days only if you follow this special link. Scenery Apparel is quite active in social and environmental issues awareness and it's a member of MeGoGreen, an organization that connects people with green business and helps consumers locate green products and services.
"Pandy Cane is a U.K. based brand dedicated entirely to pandas and candy..." This statement was enough for me to check out this site. So, Pandy Cane is one of my newest findings and I'm pretty excited because I love anything that has to do with pandas and, oh well, candy! The designs are pretty simple, but cute and funny. And to make this sweet brand even sweeter, the folks from Pandy Cane have offered a nice coupon that will save you 10% off your order! Use code "pandycaneisaok". Say "thank you"... ;-)
Splatter Mecha from Full Metal
Posted by Katrina at 9:02 AM Labels: Full Metal T-shirt , new design , Splatter Mecha
I've been following the Full Metal releases for quite some time now, and I have to say, I really like their stuff. The design that caught my eye recently is this Splatter Mecha, witch is the winner of the recent May 2009 contest with theme... Robots! The design features a mecha figure filled with a colorful splatter. According to the designer, Anssi Uimonen (aka QMTK!), "the fill is actually from a canvas painting with dried, spraypainted leaves from a nearby forest from the creators backyard."
Massive Arkaik Clothing Sale
Posted by Katrina at 6:00 AM Labels: Arkaik , blowout sale , discount coupon
All Arkaik Clothing shirts are below $15 and the code "ARKAIKSPACE" will get you another 10% off! Hurry up, these shirts are selling out fast!
Summer 2009 Line from Artefacture
Posted by Katrina at 5:48 AM Labels: Artefacture , new line , summer 2009
The new Summer 2009 line from Artefacture is here to please you all, typography and geometry freaks. This time, Artefacture introduces colorful t-shirts made from 100% organic standard Indian cotton (t-shirt made in USA). Personally, I was pretty happy with the 100% Fine Jersey cotton that they used to print on before, but if they say it's better, I have no reason to argue. May I just say that I'm a big fan of Artefucture? An Artefacture shirt never goes unnoticed because of the simplicity and balance of the designs. The new shirts will cost you a good $32 bucks, while you can always check out the older stuff that go for $24.
Oh well, I couldn't resist posting this shirt, although I would really wanna see it on real print, not a mockup, and worn by a model. The design recreates the iconic "Zipper Jacket" that MJ wore on "Beat It" video. It features silver foil inlays that imitate real metal.
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