Adam Saak, a fashion designer, made aname for himself by cutting up cute girl's t shirts while they're still on them. It's quite impressive how he manages to turn a simple, drab tee into a unique style statement.
Check out more of his videos here on youtube.
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Kiss Diss Clothing is one store that is definitely trying to be different. For one they have their own trailer showcasing their product and promoting their store online!
Kiss Diss Clothing was founded in 2009 by Kluzehellion.A small independent clothing company to embraceDeath. Cult. Women
streetwear culture and graphic design, both innovating
and experimenting with progressive style, culminating
an abruptaction against branded culture.
They offer a small range of 'Death.Cult.Women' themed tees. Check out their store for more..
Kiss Diss Clothing is an online indie store on bigcartel. Their tees are priced between €15 and €20.
Saturday, November 13, 2010
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Seventh Ink,
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winter
Seventh Ink recently launched their Winter Line Collection. Currently two tees are up for grabs on their site. First up is a Star Wars tee, a very blinged out Guido tee!
Oota goota, Guido? That's exactly what this blinged-out Greedo is thinking when he checks himself out in the mirror. The first of (hopefully) many Star Wars shirts to come! Tagless and printed on Black by American Apparel.
The line also features a 300 themed collection. Fortunately, it's not a tee with Gerard Butler's screaming face on it. It's a more subtle reference to the Spartans.
The ultimate Spartan shirt! Inspired by the epic movie/graphic novel 300, this design makes you feel like you're wearing battle armor. Tagless and printed on Red by American Apparel, also available on Black and Gray below.
In unrelated news, Zack Snyder( director of 300) is making a movie on Sucker Punch with unnecessary slow-motion.
Seventh.Ink Apparel
Friday, October 29, 2010
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Funny T-Shirts,
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geeky T- Shirts,
Humorous T Shirts,
pop culture,
portal,
robots,
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Web Culture
For those of you who are restlessly waiting for Portal 2's release next spring, here's something to get your Portal fix until then. Ben Heck (yes, that guy), decided to make the geekiest Halloween costume ever.
Obviously, this comes at a price. You will be needing miniature LCD screens, tiny cameras,etc.The video is pretty well made and straightforward. If you do manage to make one of these be sure to post it right here for some street creds!
DIY: Portal T-Shirt (Youtube)
Saturday, October 9, 2010
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Threadless began as a side project for design student Jake Nickell, a tiny online T-shirt design popularity contest. Ten years later, the site has transformed into the Internet hub for DIY clothing design, with 1.2 million participants and millions more customers, all bound by a common thread: the idea that t-shirts should be art.
In this mini doc, Threadless founder Jake Nickell, designer Brent Schoepf, and fans of the community talk about how Threadless went global, what makes the community work, and how kids on computers are the future of entrepreneurial design.
Threadless
SideNote: Yes! Yes! I'll fix the photobucket image error as soon as I can! Thanks everyone for informing me.
Apparently the shirts were sixed from small to 10XL to make it fit him! Can't say much about his choice of shirts though!
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