June 7th, 2010 by Brad
Conor Keller, of 40/60 Photo (who also makes pretty cool photography shirts) just launched a new line of simple and positive shirts.
Check ‘em out and pick on up for $17 over at http://live-as-one.com. (And if you’re in the US you can get free shipping.)
January 11th, 2010 by Brad
About a month ago David over at SEIBEI released some new shirts. Not only that, he released his first crew neck sweatshirt, which upon hearing about I was a little skeptical. However, after seeing the finished product kind of makes me want to wear a non-hooded sweatshirt for the first time since I was about ten.
Anyway, about the new designs… It’s a very solid release. My favorite of the new designs has got to be the Mutant Uprising. The monster hiding behind the shield just nails it for me. Other than that one, there’s Snack Life which pays homage to Miniboss. There’s also a new take on Jr. Birdman that I feel works a little bit better than the now discontinued version. Along with this slew of new stuff, we also get a new colorway on the radical Superpredator (black print on heather grey).
Awesome stuff as usual. David will also be throwing a sale if he gets 1600 followers on twitter. So get to following him. …and us while you’re there.
December 8th, 2009 by Brad
Suck! Clothing has dropped a pretty nice looking batch of new tees for their new winter line up. They’ve got some shirts for guys and some shirt for the ladies, so a little bit for everyone.
Pictured above, from left to right, we have Got Cupcakes – A heather grey American Apparel tee with a antique image of a man with a cupcake illustration over it. Next up is my personal favorite of their new tees, 1969. This is a black American Apparel shirt with an oversized print of a man on the moon with text that reads “Pretty Gosh Darn Awesome” which is what this shirt actually is. And finally, there’s one for the ladies called Cookies Bunny. It’s a print of a cute bunny and some cookies (of course) on a dark grey girl cut American Apparel tee.
These aren’t the only new t-shirts Suck! has released, just the ones I thought looked the best. You can check these out and the rest of the their new €20.00 shirts over at their site.
What do you think of the new line?
November 26th, 2009 by Brad
Sam Kaufman is the man behind Lead & Light. You might not recognize the name but you’ve probably seen his work. He’s done design work for The Beatles, The Who, Ozzy, and even Rascall Flats. He’s got a really cool style that I can’t quite figure out the right name for. …Collage-ey?
Anyway, he’s got his own t-shirt line called Lead & Light with some pretty killer looking stuff. I’m not entirely what they are, but it’s killer none the less.
