Daily T-Shirts
I’m kind of a music nerd myself (I try not to be too snobbish though), and I’m guessing quite a few of my readers are also, so I find this shirt fitting. It’s also printed on the really soft American Apparel 50/50 blend, which is another bonus.
Name: Amateur Musicologist
T-Shirt Type: American Apparel
Price: $20.00
Where to Buy: Cottyn
Nobody heard what Big Brother was saying.
It was merely a few words of encouragement, the sort of words that are uttered in the din of battle, not distinguishable individually but restoring confidence by the fact of being spoken.
Then the face of Big Brother faded away again, and instead the three slogans of the Party stood out in bold capitals:
WAR IS PEACE
FREEDOM IS SLAVERY
IGNORANCE IS STRENGTH
Another excellent design from Enclothe. I’d be hard pressed to find one of their shirts I didn’t at least somewhat like - and they print on American Apparel to boot.
Name: 1984
T-Shirt Type: American Apparel
Price: $19.00
Where to Buy: Enclothe
People definitely love talking about tv shows. I remember the in-depth Lost discussions that would go on for immense amounts of time. Thankfully, not so much anymore (is Lost even on?). Either way, it’s a great design from Uneetee. It’s available in their collection, so it has no time constraints, but it is almost out of stock - meaning you might want to buy it soon if you’re interested.
Name: Did You See That One Episode?
T-Shirt Type: American Apparel
Price: $16.99
Where to Buy: Uneetee
I personally own, and like owning, a cell phone. But maybe you’re one of those people who don’t. Either way, I still like this design from No Demographic.
Name: Land Line Only
T-Shirt Type: North American made 100% Ring Spun Cotton T-shirt (maybe American Apparel?)
Price: $15.00
Where to Buy: No Demographic
Justin from Black Sea Apparel asked me to review one of his shirts. I chose one of my favorites, The Universal Language (my other favorite being Spiritual Warfare). All of Black Sea Apparel’s shirts are designed by Justin and have some positive message behind them.
Name: The Universal Language
T-Shirt Type: American Apparel
Price: $18.00
Where to Buy: Black Sea Apparel
I like the shirt, it gave me a good laugh. I just not sure if I can see myself wearing it. Still, it’s definitely worth checking out the latest Shirt.Woot offering.
A bit of the description from the site,
Wear this shirt to: reassure your fellow citizens with a message of anxiety and suspicion.
Don’t wear this shirt to: an airport security checkpoint, or anywhere near a secure federal installation.
This shirt tells the world: “In paranoia we trust.â€
Price: $10.00 (later it becomes $15.00) | Shirt.Woot
A couple weeks ago Black Sea Apparel released some new tees, one of which being this one, Disgusted with Humanity. Here’s the message behind the shirt, as written by Black Sea,
While we try to encourage others to have a positive attitude and be proactive in making this world a better place, some of us cannot help sometimes just sitting down while our minds and hearts become severely overwhelmed with the ugly things in this world. Things like terrorism, theft and scams, homicide… even just taking advantage of one another… it’s enough to disgust us.
It’s an excellent design printed on an excellent t-shirt (American Apparel).
Price: $18.00 | Black Sea Apparel
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The moral of the shirt, “in the end, everything will be okay.”, is one well worth mentioning. I think No Star took an excellent approach to this design; it’s one of the first No Star shirts I’ve really wanted. I wish I could find what kind of shirts they print on. If anyone knows, I’d love a comment.
Price: $24.00 | No Star
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Thanks tcritic
I liked the Bushido t-shirt CUSTOM Industries sent me so much that I decided to showcase another one of their shirts. This t-shirt hails from Mongolia and is inspired by the Buddhist lord of death (Yama). Like Bushido, this is another great design. It’s printed on what I believe is an American Apparel ringer tee and will cost you $30.
Price: $30.00 | CUSTOM Industries
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Faveur is a relatively new designer using religion as their influence in many of their designs. Now, i’m not religious, but luckily, with or without the deeper meaning, their shirts are really cool. Here’s the inspiration behind this one,
So the soldiers took charge of Jesus. Carrying his own cross, he went out to the place of the skull (which in Aramaic is called Golgotha). Here they crucified him, and with him two others-one on each side and Jesus in the middle. Pilate had a notice prepared and fastened to the cross. It read: JESUS OF NAZARETH, KING OF THE JEWS.
Price: $17.95 | Faveur
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