Archive for March, 2009
I Less Than Three You
“I Less Than Three You.” Is it too soon?
Take A Pitcher, It’ll Last Longer
It’s not often that one of my pet peeves is birthed in t-shirt form, but Walkie Talkie managed to do just that. Their new design “take a pitcher, it’ll last longer” incorporates a pun that is also a common mispronunciation.
Sell Your Designs At Kingstrike
Kingstrike is a new website that allows artists to sell their t-shirt designs to any company that is willing to pay.
Two Tree Tees
With a healthy does of alliteration I present you with two shirts featuring trees.
Threadless Loves Green
Threadless is gearing up for Earth Day by running a design challenge with an eco-centric theme. The name of the challenge is Threadless Loves Green, and it’s just what you would expect. Submissions should have a “green” theme, which can be interpreted however the designer wishes. To top it all off, the winning design will be printed on American Apparel Organic Tees!
Mars Madness
Woot Shirt’s newest design, “Mars Madness,” is a clever play at March’s most famous sporting event. This is, of course, college basketball’s national tournament, otherwise known as March Madness.
Threadless Spring Cleaning Sale
Threadless is running a spring cleaning sale that lasts until Monday, March 23rd.
TV Show Titles Re-Interpreted
I find the theme of Woot Shirt’s 86th Derby, TV Show Titles Re-Interpreted, particularly interesting. Designers are tasked with taking the titles of television shows and reinterpreting, misinterpreting, and remixing them into a shirt design. Expect loads of hilarious shirts to come out of this.
Spring Sale At Aplomb
Aplomb Clothing is now running a spring sale in preparation for their new 2009 line. Everything in their shop has been marked down, some items as much as 50% off retail price. There is limited stock for their current sale items, and once they’re gone you’ll be out of luck.
Tide Selling Shirts For Charity
Tide is running a new campaign called Loads of Hope. They are selling vintage shirts created by Junk Food Clothing, with 100% of the profits going to a pair of causes.
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