Posted by: Loving This Tee on: January 31, 2011
Today I’ll be reviewing a t-shirt from Retro Campaigns featuring the 16th president of the United States, Abraham Lincoln. Now I don’t normally wear anything politics-related, but the “American Legends” line at Retro Campaigns caught my eye. I love the vintage look of the shirts from this line, so I’m very happy to get to [...]
Posted by: Loving This Tee on: January 29, 2011
I recently got the opportunity to interview Sutsu‘s lead designer. For those of you who aren’t familiar with Sutsu, it is an environmentally conscious boardwear brand based in the UK. I don’t regularly participate in any boardsports, but that doesn’t stop me from loving the brand’s products. All of the designs in the shop are [...]
Posted by: Loving This Tee on: January 27, 2011
Hello, t-shirt lovers! I’m sure you all love buying awesome shirts, but what about getting the chance to win one for free? The fine folks at Charliegh are going to be giving away not one, but TWO free t-shirts in a new Twitter contest that they’re holding. So what do you have to do to [...]
Posted by: Loving This Tee on: January 24, 2011
Yema Yema released two new tees this month, and one of the designs is one that I have been waiting to see printed. “I Want a Tattoo” shows a Yema-style character with a sweet tattoo sleeve, and it’s now available for purchase in the Yema Yema shop! I don’t have any tattoos, but I’m always [...]
Posted by: Loving This Tee on: January 9, 2011
Today I’m going to be doing a review of a shirt that I got from doubleHelix. DoubleHelix is a science inspired clothing company based in San Francisco, CA. When I first heard of the brand I was immediately drawn in by the nerdiness of its art direction. “Genetic Coding” is one of the nine designs [...]
Posted by: Loving This Tee on: January 7, 2011
Time to review another tee! A while back, I got a sweet package from Angry Spade. All their designs involve spades (makes sense, right?). I will be reviewing the army colorway of a design called “Spider Webs.” The shirt came in a clear sealed plastic bag, packaged with some stickers and a button. There was [...]