Reviews
Local Boston Artists At Emulsion Apparel
Another new t-shirt shop that I’ve been informed of is Emulsion Apparel. They feature designs from local artists in Boston and some of them are quite unique. They have the typical brand shirts with just their name on them but even those look really great. I don’t usually dig those types of shirts but in this case I can make an exception. Most of their designs are catered towards the skater culture with a heavy artistic tint.
Funny Shirts From Made With Awesome
I’ve recently been made aware of a very new t-shirt site called Made With Awesome and their designs are just as advertised! It was created by two frequent Threadless contributors. That style carries over into their designs, which feature extremely unique concepts that are expertly created.
Political Shirts From Retro Campaigns
Retro Campaigns is a t-shirt site that I’ve recently learned about and that I’m really liking. They have a political theme, with a heavy focus on memorable campaigns in American history. The shirts themselves have a great weathered look to them and are printed on high quality American Apparel shirts. They scream vintage, and if I didn’t know any better I would think they were the real deal. I wouldn’t be surprised if others think the same.
Today’s Shirts At Daytee
Daytee is a relatively new t-shirt site that aggregates all of the shirts that become available on a given day. Not only are the shirts gathered together for you to see, but they are ordered based on their popularity. This ensures that when you visit not only will you see the newest shirts of the day, but the best as well.
YouTube Shirts From Shirts Taste Good
Shirts Taste Good is a new t-shirt site I’ve found that makes their designs entirely based on viral videos. It’s kind of a shame that I didn’t think of this myself. The built in audience for all of those videos are an automatic source of buyers for their products, as long as you can reach them. The good thing is that Shirts Taste Good makes shirts that are high quality, hand made, and hilarious.
Be Recognized At tFuse
tFuse is a t-shirt contest website that has been recently re-designed. It’s built around a lot of community features and community ratings factor heavily into the decision of whether a design is chosen. Once uploaded and approved your design will be available for voting for 10 days. At any time during this period the design can become a winner. If the tFuse team chooses your design you will win 4$ per design (up to $3000) and a free shirt featuring it!
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.
Review Of Teextile
I’ve been following a new contest site called teextile. They are growing fast and, in my opinion, doing fantastic. Their age is the only thing that kept them from making an appearance in the Top 10 Shirt Design Contest Websites. If they keep up the good work I will have to make some revisions to that list! Until then, I’ve decided to provide a review of their site.
Organic Shirts From Brand Of The Free
Brand of the Free is a shop that makes t-shirts with organic materials. Their shirts are made entirely in the United States, and free shipping is provided in 100% recycled envelopes. Even the materials used in the production of the shirts are grown within the United States. All of this combines to make a very “green” company, a trend I’ve been seeing a lot lately in many industries.
Wear Your Status With Status King
Every once and awhile you stumble upon an idea that is truly unique. One of those ideas is Status King. Status King is a Facebook application that allows you to put the Facebook status of your choice on a shirt. While this idea is surely not protected from imitators, it’s still a clever application to hook into a social network.
