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Uncle Uber

These are a couple of cool designs from a new label called Uber Index based in Canada. Herman who emailed me about them assured me that they are committed to true limited editions, each one is numbered 1-100 and they don’t do reprints. Ooops, forgot to mention that there is a 20% off coupon just type in the code “UBERUBER”.

Spock Vision

From Lolcats to Lolrus clearly a great source for t-shirt ideas both Noisbot and Nerdy Shirts are hitting this one fast. In fact just the syntax alone could create a whole line of Slogan T-shirts, just as a subculture risen on the interweb, they could identify with each other in the real world, each trying to out-obscure the other. Just as “more cowbell” connected all those that loved Christopher Walken saying “I’ve got a fever”. In case you think i’m overstating the attributes of the Lolcats read this bit in the Wall Street Journal article which compares the Lolcat practitioners as jazz musicians, and some more serious word from Anil Dash, and Scott Bealle at laughing squid

I Are On Ur Shirt Waytin Fer Caturday

Where’Z Mah Bukket a classic inspired by:

I Has A Bukket

Nerdy Shirts

(yeah, Nerdy Shirts is a sponsor but you know I wouldn’t post about it if it cool, i had already given it shirt of the week)

Oh and Icanhascheezburger.com has an official t-shirt of sorts, sort of a lame t-shirt for such a funny site, but oh well, maybe they’ll figure out they’ve got a goldmine of t-shirt ideas in the captions.

Wow, there are vintage T-Shirts and there are real vintage T-shirts, and Tiny Pony’s extensive collection of 500+ shirts certainly falls in the real category, with rock, pop culture, and sports themed t-shirts from the 70′s and 80′s. From a 1983 Def Leppard Pyromania t-shirt for $59 to Lou Reed Rock and Roll Animal for $189 to a Pink Floyd t-shirt from the 70′s for $199 I could totally go broke here. Apart from Rock and Roll t-shirts they also have some awesome pop culture ones, I particularly like the wordprocessing shirt, the 1982 Atari Pac Man shirt, and the one I lust for more than any I think is the damn Star Wars T-shirt from 1977.

Def Leppard

Pink Floyd (album?)

Wordprocessing

Atari Pac Man from 1982

Star Wars from 1977

I’m going to this tonight T-Shirt exhibit/competition/party tonight, late notice I know but let me know if you’re going! I’ll post pictures and report back after the event.

Came across these super cool t’s from Nooworks the other night while I was out for a drink at a bar called the Attic in the Mission district of San Francisco. These are all designs by Jennifer the bar tender who had a bunch of them behind the bar. Basically she has had a bit of an obsession with the Black Forest area in Germany and most of her designs are inspired by that. The quality of these shirts and the screens are excellent, I forgot to ask who her printer was but will update when I find out. Apart from T-shirts she also has Lederhosen (seriously), halters, and hoodies (Andy).

Steins

Dead Bunny is one of my favs, I think my sister would dig it as well…

This is a new design that’s not on the site yet, but I like the originality of it

And here’s a closeup of the dead bunny graphic as it didn’t read well on the model photos:

Love this monkey biz t-shirt from heavytees.com – they have a lot of wonderfull hand drawn designs like this, very distinctive, very cool.

In other news:

• New designs from concrete hermit
• New store – Angryretail.com
• New Barry Bonds “dopeboy” t-shirts from Dopeboyempire.com
• Yes and No Tees from ByeByeTokyo (exactly as it sounds tee green shirt says YES, red tee says NO)

Someone needs to explain this t-shirt to me, I totally don’t get it and yet am intrigued by it. On the arm of the Tee it says “Smoker”? From a company in Hong Kong called MashPotato, I think it might be a t-shirt competition as well but not sure if that’s the source of all their designs.