Very funny t-shirt from Savy Tot. (via)

Found on Flickr.

I found these two on The Daily Tee. Rangga says cover ups tees are his least favorite t-shirts, but he opens an exception for these t-shirts from FTK ($32). I agree, they are very cool. There's more to see, by the way.

Quoting from the flickr page of photographer Joe Russo: "These are test pics from Geoff Chen's 'Love' photoshoot. He created t-shirts with two neck holes, for a couple to slip into. There was 2 straight couples, a gay couple and a lesbian couple."

You can see the rest of the pictures here.

Meet The Waste Land, another cool tee by Olly Moss, the guy who designed The Ultimate T-shirt (which, incredibly, still hasn't received enough votes at Design By Humans to be printed). According to his blog, the Waste Land will be available soon at Go Ape Shirts. I'll definitely be on the lookout for that.

He also shows off some of his other designs on the blog. I particularly liked Tapeography and Wilde at Heart, which is just a concept design, but that I would love to see in a tee.


"Wilde at heart".




I received an e-mail from Tim at Red Tide Clothing, letting me know about their store and two more designs from Moss. I liked this one, called Hardwear, featuring all the paraphernalia that crowds our pockets, desks and living rooms. Red Tide is having a sale right now, so you can have this one for $17 ($15 if you buy two or more).

I'm not a big fan of skulls on tees, but I will open an exception for Three Skulls, an awesome spaghetti design by Chuck BB. It's on sale at Nucleus for $19.95. (via)

The awesome Björk t-shirt, from Mädels Camisetas, a brazilian duo who make screen printed tees and sell them on Flickr. Their t-shirts have lots of music and cinema references. I particularly enjoyed the milk cartridge taken from Blur's music video and the Vote for Kane t-shirt.



If you haven't seen it, don't miss this music video from Blur, Coffee and TV.

Here is a flickr set with the full catalogue of Mädels Camisetas. Their prices are incredibly low (around $10 for girls and $12 for guys) and they accept orders through Flickr.

That's the conclusion I reached after one whole week went by and still none of the designs I like won the daily competition.

Found this on Flickr. There's a flickr set full of cool t-shirts like this. I like The Trumpness and Dalai Lama.

Love it. This is What makes it go?, by Dan Rule. I would love to see this design turned into a series of t-shirts. Anyway, now we know what really makes a giraffe go...



Now I know my ABC's really was a smash hit for Threadless, as predicted. My size is already sold out :-(



I know what you are thinking... I'm not really sure about this design either. I really like the colours, but the burning, hypnotic, monster skull... I don't know.. Anyway, i's called Medusa, by Ray Frenden, and I believe this was a "Select" design (chosen by Threadless).