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It’s time for another installment of the top blog entries of the week. We have some real winners for you this week and everyone interested in the t-shirt industry will definitely want to check these babies out!

• The T-Shirt War Video Via Color Overload
  DO NOT miss this amazing video! It’s funny, creative, and showcases some very original t-shirt design ideas. It’s also well executed and has the potential to go very viral.
  
• Feature site – Out of Print Clothing by Pop Culture Tees
  If you thought based on the name of the site that this was going to be a site featuring hard to find, no longer printed shirts, I’m afraid you’re going to be disappointed. On the other hand if you were hoping for a top notch find featuring cool designs referencing literature you’re in for a treat.
• Carhartt Spring/Summer 2010 T-Shirts by Eric Elms and Benny Gold From The Fat Seagull
  With Designs from both Eric Elms and Benny Gold, the new Spring/Summer releases from Carhartt are sure to be winners. Check out the crisp, cool designs and don’t forget to snap them up when they become available.
• How To Get The Zombie Look by T Addict
  Say what you want about zombies and zombie inspired t-shirts, but this trend has staying power. They exploded onto the scene over two years ago and have been going strong ever since. The T Addict has found a great tutorial to help with creating these unkillable shirts.
• An Interview with YesNoMaybe by Rumplo
  In this interview Rumplo gets the scoop from the London based t-shirt shop YesNoMaybe. Find out what they have to say about the “Keep Calm” phenomena as well as their thoughts on staying competitive and relevant in the t-shirt industry.
• Buy-Tees.net is winding down… honest by Buy-Tees.net
  It’s a sad day for the t-shirt blog world. Buy-Tees.net, a blog which has featured some of the best interviews and top finds in the t-shirt industry, is winding down. Hats off to Paul Baines for the great work he’s done with this blog and here’s hoping that he still finds time to post now and then.

  Rangga’s note – and this is when I came down to him offering my help. Yup, I will work together with Paul to keep the blog up. How? He will give me direction of what kind of T-shirt he would love to promote on buy-tees.net while let me write on my own style. So, please… see you over there!

• Learn Something New Everyday – The VW Beetle Was Hitlers Idea From Tcritic
  Karl over at Tcritic has found a pretty cool line of shirts called Learn Something New Everyday from the Cargo Collective. As you might imagine the shirts feature little known facts. These are sure to be great conversation starters.
• 9 Epic Ghostbuster T-Shirts Via TeeRater
  I admit it, I’m a sucker for these t-shirt designs compilation lists that feature the best designs on a particular topic, especially when that topic is something as much a part of the cultural canon as Ghostbusters. These shirts are funny, creative, clever, and best of all nostalgic in all the good ways.
• Vintage Retro Wear Seller Review by Defunkd
  Here’s something you don’t see often in the t-shirt world: an eBay seller review. Yet what better resource than eBay is available to the vintage shirt (or vintage anything) collector? Vintage Retro Wear has been offering great finds for almost ten years and Defunkd has done great job reviewing them!
• I’m Feeling Like World Domination From Coty Gonzales
  Anything released by Google is almost guaranteed to be a pop culture – not to mention business – phenomenon. Don’t miss the new “I’m Feeling Like World Domination” shirts referencing Google’s new Buzz release.

Blake is a contributing blogger from You Design It, a company that specializes in custom t-shirt printing. This post has been edited by Rangga.

We are starting off a brand new year chock full of t-shirt posts from the top t-shirt bloggers. Like many times before, we’ll be bringing you the best of the best from around the Internet. See what we’ve chosen to pass along to you in case you missed them:

• Nine Notable Brands of 2009 from Tee Junction
  I wanted to include this post first, because I like the brands listed. Miles to Go is one of my personal favorites, but there are quite a few others worth looking at. Start watching them now to see what 2010 holds.
• A Little Graphic Design/T-Shirt Humor via Pop Culture Tees
  Ed Hardy brand t-shirts came onto the scene and spread like wildfire. Recently they have become the butt of jokes by their overexposure and predictable design look. Not sure what I’m talking about? Take a look at this sarcastic design and see how true it is for you.
• Lowdtown Friends and Freaks by Color Overload
  Color Overload brings us a review of the t-shirt line Lowdtown by Ray Masaki. The line was created as its own character community of friends and freaks. If haven’t ever heard of this brand, you’ll want to check it out.
• Lost Writer in TeeFury Lost Parody T-Shirt from The T-Shirt Review
  It is always cool to see a celebrity sporting a shirt created by one of the smaller niche brands. In this case it becomes much more relevant, because it’s a t-shirt based on the TV show Lost and it’s being worn by a writer for Lost. The shirt was featured at TeeFury and just received a popularity bump by its news celeb status.
• Hide Your Arms Cufflinks. Oh my yes. by Hide Your Arms
  Andy just recently launched his first t-shirt for the Hide Your Arms blog. Next up are custom cufflinks with the same design. While these are probably not for sale, they are still cool to see.
• The Highly Motivated Super Motif from Buy-Tees
  Buy-Tees always go above and beyond what their in-depth review. The latest one is about the brand Super Motif and it doesn’t disappoint. They give a behind-the-scenes look at the idealogy of the brand and it shows in the designs of their tees.
• Sinatra Thermochromatic Prototype via Coty Gonzales
  A t-shirt printer was testing out some of his thermochromatic ink and created a design that changes with the temperature of the person wearing the shirt. The shirt design is even cool without the technology. This is one post that you don’t want to miss. Coty sure knows how to find them, doesn’t he?

Blake is a contributing blogger from You Design It, a t-shirt printing company that allows you to design t-shirts online. This post has been edited by Rangga.

This past week, the t-shirt blogs were in a frenzy over the tidal wave of Black Friday sales and the follow-up discounted sales on Cyber Monday. Since those are so easy to find, I thought it would be best to highlight the recent top blog posts not solely focused on Thanksgiving sales. Here goes:

• Interview with Dance Party Massacre by How to Start a Clothing Company
  Dance Party Massacre is a small clothing line from Boston Mass. How To Start A Clothing Company does a great job of introducing to them and show us what they are all about.
• Tilteed are killing it, tees for $8! from Hide Your Arms
  Andy calls Tilteed “one of my favorite new design contests”. Your ears should perk up, because if Andy likes it, then these guys are doing something right. And there is nothing wrong with selling shirts for $8.
• My T Shirt Went to Vegas… via t-shirt guy’s t-shirt blog
  This is an interesting concept. The T-shirt guy is offering to wear a t-shirt you send him at a famous landmark in Las Vegas and take a picture of it. Obviously that means a blog post will follow. Some of you t-shirt line peeps ought to take advantage of that.
• Paint The Stars Fall/Winter Line by The Black Axe Blog
  In the Black Axe is at it again. They give us an inside look at the new fall/winter line from Paint The Stars. Like always, top notch quality!
• The Definitive Workout Shirt from Coty Gonzales
  Coty brings to us one of the most clever t-shirts I have ever seen. A personal trainer created the shirts for his clients to measure their output during a workout. Nothing technical, but you have to see it to believe it.
• Rude Retro’s Tweet Cloud by The T-Shirt Review
  It is always fun when a blog opens up its hood and lets us take a peek at the engine. Rude Retro gives us a little insight to the content of his tweets and the regularity. Cool data!
• T-Shirt Coupon Codes, Discounts & Deals via Shirts On Sale
  I know I wasn’t going to mention this posts about Thanksgiving sales, but this one takes the cake. Shirts on Sale broke down all of the different sales and even alphabetized them. It is one very good definitive list.

Blake is a contributing blogger from You Design It, an apparel printing company that focuses on custom hoodies. This post has been edited by Rangga.

When it came time to sit down and create another t-shirt blog round-up, there was no better theme for this week than Halloween. The rules were simple. Every t-shirt blog that that used Halloween in the title of their post or the theme was centered on Halloween, they made the round-up. Trick or treat folks!

• Broke Ass Halloween Costume from Cracking Smoking Shirts
  by 101 Tees
  Don’t have a lot of money? Not into the whole dressing up for Halloween? Save yourself some money and buy this cheap t-shirt. Problem solved.
• Halloween 2009 – T-Shirts Around The Web by Color Overload
  Darren at Color Overload highlighted a few different sites that were featuring Halloween t-shirt designs. Nice finds Overload!
• Halloween Costumes for the Lazy Person by Dfunkd
  Sometimes it just feels good to be lazy. Looking at some of these t-shirts, this could be one of those times. To post features printed t-shirts that cleverly double as costumes.
• Special Feature (Halloween T-shirts) by The T-Shirt Connoisseur
  The t-shirt connoisseur created a small collection of t-shirt celebrating the spooky time of your. “Frankie Say Relax” is a pretty cool choice.
• “The Politburo Explains” Threadless Halloween Tshirt via TeeHunter
  The TeeHunter gives us their favorite selection for the Threadless Halloween sale. I have to agree. The detail is great and the design has a very vintage look.

Rangga’s note: Now  tell me, what scary-go-funny tee did you wear during last Halloween week?

Blake is a contributing blogger from You Design It, a company that specializes in custom t-shirt printing. This post has been edited by Rangga.

It’s that time again where we scour the t-shirt blogosphere for the articles that we think deserve a second look. Hopefully for some of you, it will be the first time you have seen them. For the ones you have seen before, take another look….there’s inspiration in these posts:

Blake is a guest blogger from You Design It, a company that specializes in custom t-shirt printing. This post has been edited by Rangga

It is that time again where you trust us to bring you some of the top recent blog posts covering t-shirts. This week we covered quite a range of posts and topics. Hopefully you haven’t seen them already and you find a few you like.

Blake is a contributing blogger from You Design It, a company that can help you design t-shirts for printing. This post has been edited by Rangga

This week we found some real gems for our regular top blog posts list. Check out these winners:

Blake is a contributing blogger from You Design It, a company specializing in custom t-shirt printing. This post has been edited by Rangga

It’s never an easy task narrowing down the huge field of t-shirt blog posts to a concise, ten post list. As always we’ve done our best to ensure a good mix covering a wide range of areas. Enjoy!

Blake is a contributing blogger from You Design It, a printer that focuses on fast custom t-shirts. This post has been edited by Rangga

It’s that time again. The time when we bring you the top ten most recent t-shirt related blogs. We surfed the web for the most interesting, relevant, and all around cool, list that we could find. Here’s what we came up with:

• More Harry Potter T-Shirts Than You Can Wave A Wand At as listed on Hide Your Arms
  With the new Harry Potter Movie coming out soon, now is the perfect time to snatch up a cool t-shirt to celebrate. This blog lists some of the coolest designs available.
  *check also Hide Your Arms‘ the ultimate list of T-shirt lists!




• Ript Apparel is Rippin’ It Up, as posted on The T Addict
  Ript Apparel is another “TeeFury-like” website featuring a new shirt every day, for only a day. What makes them stand out, as the T Addict points out, is their high quality artwork and cool designs. Check out some of their recent designs featured in the post.

• Okoto Keeps It Real, a new T-shirt brand review by Color Overload
  Color OVerload shines the spotlight on the indie surf apparel line from Okoto. The cool thing Darren highlights is their continued participation in t-shirt design contests in the t-shirt community.




• Monday Giveaway “Goddess of Abduction” T-Shirt from Abduzeedo
  You gotta love free stuff right? Especially when it’s a shirt this cool looking. All you have to do to win is to write about where you would go in it. Sounds easy enough!

• 30 Sweet Handpicked Designer T-Shirts listed on Jacob Cass’ Just Creative Design
  This is a good list of high quality designed shirts from Design By Humans. The lists is coming from Jacob Cass, who has quite a following in the design blog community. See if your taste aligns with his.

• Soaring Through The Ivory Skies is one more brand review by Buy-Tees.net
  It’s always good to keep an eye out for new T-shirt lines that show promise toward becoming “the next big thing.” One great way to do this is to check out the reviews posted on various shirt blog sites like Buytees.net. Ivory Skies is a company that shows a huge amount of design promise. Just peep the awesome “Astro Hand Tee” for proof.
  

So, you need some inspiration in designing or selling your T-shirts to the mass? Check these posts out:

I’m pleased to announce the launch of a special new project at You Design It – You Design It TV*! You Design It TV is simply a branch of the main site designed to be a one stop location for all video content related to the t-shirt world.

Blake is a contributing blogger from You Design It, a printer that focuses on cheap custom t-shirts. This post has been edited by Rangga

Another installment of our t-shirt blog roundup and some tough decisions were made to bring you our faves. We tried to mix it up this week and show you some places we haven’t featured before. Here goes!

• 410 BC Summer Line & Co-Founder Interview by Tee Hunter
  Have you gotten your 410 BC summer tee yet? If not you’ll want to read this interview with co-founder Nicole and find out why the summer line is so hot. Here’s a hint: think simple and classic!
• Summer Sale at Lowdtown (via T-Shirts Around The Internet)
  Speaking of hot summer shirts check out Lowdtown’s latest offerings. If you hurry you can snatch these up at 25% off!

• 10 Zombie Tees to Dress up your Reanimated Corpse are listed on 10Tees
  We’ve already covered several hot t-shirt trends with this post so why not point you in the direction of another enduringly popular trend: The Zombie T! The undead have never been more hip than they are in today’s t-shirt world. Check out these fantastic designs dedicated to showing off the coolness of our ghoulish counterparts.
• Top 10 T-Shirt Shops for Geeks according to PC Mag (via Hide Your Arms)
  Let’s face it everyone love t-shirts, especially geeks. We even have t-shirt blogs dedicated to geek tees, so it only makes sense to have a list of t-shirt shops specifically dedicated to the geek consumer.
• Apparel Printing Techniques by Catalyst Design explains for you on Emptees
  There is a surprisingly wide array of different t-shirt printing techniques and they all have their pros and cons. Here’s a handy little crib sheet for keeping it all straight!

And these are some tips clothing brand owners and T-shirt designers (and curious people):

This edition of the top t-shirt related blogs was tough to come up with because there were so many good ones. We tried to mix it up and cover all aspects of the t-shirt world. Get you some and enjoy!

• The Importance of Taking Professional Looking Pictures of your Clothing Line by Adam Hendle for I Am The Trend
  This is a fantastic blog post that not only highlights the importance of taking professional looking pictures of your shirts, but also offers several great tips and shows examples of some high quality shots.
• Selling Your Clothing Line to Boutiques by How To Start A Clothing Company
  So let’s say you’ve managed to stay true to your street cred roots and you’ve also masterfully marketed your shirts with great photos. Now it’s time to get them into some boutiques and stores and this blog offers some great advice for that.
• Have a Brew in the Clink Room on Taddict
  We get a sneak peek into the design process of a very successful design duo. The Clink Room offers some very high quality work, check them out.
• Traditional Art vs Digital Art by T-shirt Factory
  While we’re on the topic of art here’s a shout out to T-Shirt Factory for offering us a terrific blog post about the use of traditional vs. digital art. This is yet another major concern and ever relevant topic for t-shirt designers.

• Tshirt Day is Coming, Who Wants to Take Part? on Tee-Junction
  June 21st is international T-shirt Day and tee-junction is already urging us to begin planning what we can do to make June 21st a truly memorable day. Sounds like a worth cause to me.
• Screen Printing Clean Up Part 1 as seen on Tee Biz
  In our last top blogs post we brought you a very informative video about the printing process. Well, as with all tasks the ‘doing’ is inevitably followed by the cleaning up. Good clean up procedures are essential for producing high quality shirts. Check out this quality, two part video.
• The Hundreds wants to sell but not sell out on LA Times (via Color Overload)
  The question of how to stay true to your roots while expanding into a profitable company is a very real and major concern in the indie t-shirt world. The Hundreds certainly offer some useful advice in this interview.
• Contest Watch: Week of May 21 from SingulariTee
  This is a very concise, informative post featuring all the contest related highlights of the week. I’m a sucker for these types of posts because contests are a major and thriving part of the online t-shirt world and posts like this offer a quick way to stay up to date on them.
  
• Teejunkie Designer of the Year 2009 – Winner Announced from Teejunkie
  Teejunkie took on a pretty ambitious undertaking. Was it too early in the year for a decision like this? I’ll let you decide on that when you check out the strong list of designers.
• Get Your Teeth In To FreeGums from Buy-Tees
  What better way to close out the weekly list than with a fantastic review of a t-shirt line? Buy-Tees routinely spotlights up and coming brands that are worth a look at and FreeGums is certainly no exception.

This edition of the top t-shirt related blogs was tough to come up with because there were so many good ones. We tried to mix it up and cover all aspects of the t-shirt world. Get you some and enjoy!

• The Importance of Taking Professional Looking Pictures of your Clothing Line by Adam Hendle for I Am The Trend
  This is a fantastic blog post that not only highlights the importance of taking professional looking pictures of your shirts, but also offers several great tips and shows examples of some high quality shots.
• Selling Your Clothing Line to Boutiques by How To Start A Clothing Company
  So let’s say you’ve managed to stay true to your street cred roots and you’ve also masterfully marketed your shirts with great photos. Now it’s time to get them into some boutiques and stores and this blog offers some great advice for that.
• Have a Brew in the Clink Room on Taddict
  We get a sneak peek into the design process of a very successful design duo. The Clink Room offers some very high quality work, check them out.
• Traditional Art vs Digital Art by T-shirt Factory
  While we’re on the topic of art here’s a shout out to T-Shirt Factory for offering us a terrific blog post about the use of traditional vs. digital art. This is yet another major concern and ever relevant topic for t-shirt designers.

• Tshirt Day is Coming, Who Wants to Take Part? on Tee-Junction
  June 21st is international T-shirt Day and tee-junction is already urging us to begin planning what we can do to make June 21st a truly memorable day. Sounds like a worth cause to me.
• Screen Printing Clean Up Part 1 as seen on Tee Biz
  In our last top blogs post we brought you a very informative video about the printing process. Well, as with all tasks the ‘doing’ is inevitably followed by the cleaning up. Good clean up procedures are essential for producing high quality shirts. Check out this quality, two part video.
• The Hundreds wants to sell but not sell out on LA Times (via Color Overload)
  The question of how to stay true to your roots while expanding into a profitable company is a very real and major concern in the indie t-shirt world. The Hundreds certainly offer some useful advice in this interview.
• Contest Watch: Week of May 21 from SingulariTee
  This is a very concise, informative post featuring all the contest related highlights of the week. I’m a sucker for these types of posts because contests are a major and thriving part of the online t-shirt world and posts like this offer a quick way to stay up to date on them.
  
• Teejunkie Designer of the Year 2009 – Winner Announced from Teejunkie
  Teejunkie took on a pretty ambitious undertaking. Was it too early in the year for a decision like this? I’ll let you decide on that when you check out the strong list of designers.
• Get Your Teeth In To FreeGums from Buy-Tees
  What better way to close out the weekly list than with a fantastic review of a t-shirt line? Buy-Tees routinely spotlights up and coming brands that are worth a look at and FreeGums is certainly no exception.

It’s time for another recap of our most fave recent blog posts. Late April/early May has brought us a wealth of terrific, high quality content and it was tough picking the cream of the crop. Here’s what we came up with:

• VIDEO: Automatic Shirt Printing via Teebiz
  We thought the best way to kick off this list is with a pretty cool video that educates you on the automatic screen printing process. There’s a lot of high quality content packed into the 2 and a half minute video.
• Show Love, Get Love by Color Overload
  This is a pretty terrific post explaining the benefits for t-shirt brands to link back to the blogs that do write ups on them. It only makes sense and it’s a win-win situation. Let’s hope it becomes a trend.
• Annual Apparel’s 2008 T-Shirt on the T Addict
  Annual Apparel is a brand that captures the important headlines and pop culture of each year with their designs. It’s a simple concept but it makes for a very popular, hard to ignore shirt. Very cool!
• The Spy Tie discovered by Militant Geek
  It’s hard to believe this high tech, Big Brother style invention is just becoming widely available. Kind of creepy but yet still very fascinating.
• Mr Vector Goes Live, Excitement Ensues from Pop Culture Tees
  This new royalty-free vector artwork service by Pop Culture Tees gives t-shirt designers another great resource at their disposal. Check it out.

It’s time for another recap of our most fave recent blog posts. Late April/early May has brought us a wealth of terrific, high quality content and it was tough picking the cream of the crop. Here’s what we came up with:

• VIDEO: Automatic Shirt Printing via Teebiz
  We thought the best way to kick off this list is with a pretty cool video that educates you on the automatic screen printing process. There’s a lot of high quality content packed into the 2 and a half minute video.
• Show Love, Get Love by Color Overload
  This is a pretty terrific post explaining the benefits for t-shirt brands to link back to the blogs that do write ups on them. It only makes sense and it’s a win-win situation. Let’s hope it becomes a trend.
• Annual Apparel’s 2008 T-Shirt on the T Addict
  Annual Apparel is a brand that captures the important headlines and pop culture of each year with their designs. It’s a simple concept but it makes for a very popular, hard to ignore shirt. Very cool!
• The Spy Tie discovered by Militant Geek
  It’s hard to believe this high tech, Big Brother style invention is just becoming widely available. Kind of creepy but yet still very fascinating.
• Mr Vector Goes Live, Excitement Ensues from Pop Culture Tees
  This new royalty-free vector artwork service by Pop Culture Tees gives t-shirt designers another great resource at their disposal. Check it out.



• Kingstrike Offers A New Way To Source T-Shirt Designs in Rumplo
  Kingstrike is offering an alternative business model to t-shirt designers and it’s definitely worth checking out. Read this interview.
• Tasty Green Tees From PLB via Buy-Tees.net
  Once again Buy-Tees brings us a very thorough, informative review of a promising new t-shirt line. PLB is a green company based in Montreal. Check out their work.
• Indie Tee Spotlight #22: Go Ape Shirts on Coty Gonzales
  Indie Tees, like most other “Indie” things have a wide range of creativity and talent. In this high quality blog post Coty spotlights some of the best from Go Ape Shirts.
• How to Advertise and Market Your Clothing Line by How to start a Clothing Company
  In this article Ray covers some of the essentials in marketing a clothing line. He covers misconceptions, techniques, and several great tips. This is an excellent resource for those eager to get their line to market.

Though the economy may still be struggling, our favorite t-shirt companies are doing their best to give us a good deal and helping us get our t-shirt fix.

• 50% Off Sale at Zero Boutique by Coty Gonzales for Tee Junction.
  Zero Boutique is moving, and they clearly don’t want to tote around a bunch of extra inventory. Not only are they having a 50% off clearance sale, but they’re also offering an additional 10% coupon!
• Euan Gallacher – Behind the Shirt on Pop Culture Tees.
  Most times it’s the designers that are the creative minds behind the products. Euan Gallacher is a great example of this. Thanks to PCT (and Andy of Thunderfrogs) for the insightful interview.
• Coty Loves Threadless #7 by Coty Gonzales.
  Creating videos as a t-shirt blogger takes a lot of time and effort. Being consistent with a series of videos deserves a medal of honor. Check out his 7th installment of Coty Loves Threadless.
• Designer’s Guide to the Apparel Printing Industry by Adam Wagner for Go Media
  Go Media always does a great job of covering the ins and outs of the apparel industry. Learn from the experts on this one.
• Ten Bills, as featured on TShirtReview by Phil.
  When it comes to economical it’s pretty hard to beat paying only ten (one dollar) bills for a shirt. It’s never hurts to get high quality with that low price while you’re at it.
• Tide Selling Vintage Washed T-Shirts for Charity by Karl of Tcritic.
  At a time when most companies are scrambling to make every dollar possible, Tide is selling vintage tees for hunger and natural disaster charities in America. I love to see it!
• The Celebrity Undead on The T Addict.
  The T Addict is all about some goons and goblins. In this t-shirt find, he shows us what Lil Wayne will look like in the afterlife.
• Zen & Fuka was featured on iloveyourtshirt.
  Japanese style designs are hot right now and Zen & Fuka has some of the best, freshest, and most elaborate Japanese style designs out there.
• 24 Japanese Designers + Graniph on Rude Retro.
  Speaking of awesome Japanese style designs, here are some more! Graniph, a company dedicated to supporting the arts, recently released a new line of 24 shirts all designed by Japanese artists depicting aspects of the Japanese culture.
• The New Guy at Color Overload.
  We have a new t-shirt blogger in charge at Color Overload and his name is Darren. Welcome to the t-shirt blogosphere and we hope you bring a fresh perspective.

This week some of our favorite blogs featured informative or amusing videos, fascinating designer spotlights, and of course some trends in the world of the design community. So sit back, relax, and enjoy these hot 10 blog posts fresh off the press!

• And The Award For Best T-Shirts in a Movie… from Defunkd
  With everyone still buzzing from the academy awards, there’s definitely no better time than this for a feature with Susan Matheson. Matheson is, to quote Jimmy at Defunkd, “Tinseltown’s go-to gal when a flick calls for a vintage t-shirt wardrobe.”




• Hmmm…what might this be? from HideYourArms
  Check out this really weird commercial from NerdyShirts and don’t miss the discount coupon code!
• Making A Screen Printing Registration Guide from Teebiz
  Ever been curious about how t-shirt printers create their screens and make sure everything is centered? Check out this informative video!
• A Better Tomorrow Goes International! from TEEstrict
  The German design competition company A Better Tomorrow is now going to be an INTERNATIONAL design competition company A Better Tomorrow. Check out this blog post for details.
• Top 5 Competition Sites from T-Shirt Factory
  Speaking of competition sites here’s some a concise run down on the top 5 in the t-shirt design community according to the t-shirt factory.
• Designer Spotlight – GodMachine from TAddict
  GodMachine just racked up a win with the Tee of the Day over at Emptees, and that’s barely scratching the surface of his design talents. Check out this designer spotlight for more details.
• Twitter Love from Pop Culture Tees
  If you haven’t heard of Twitter yet you’ve probably been living in a cave – without cell phone reception. Props to Liz at Pop Culture Tees for showing us how to match our Twitter addiction with our t-shirt addiction.
• Don’t Be Jealous of Envee’s Tees from Buy-Tees.net
  You may have noticed Envee on the twitter list above. Curious about them? Check out this blog entry for everything you need to know about this hip t-shirt company.
• IATT Spotlight: CryWolf from I Am The Trend
  Speaking of really cool t-shirt design companies, it looks like I Am The Trend spotted another one. CryWolf has a hot, in-demand style that looks like it can set some trends.
• Design A Tee For Kings Of Leon from Coty Gonzales
  As most of you have heard by now, Design By Humans is partnering with bands to create some really hot merchandise and ride the cross-over wave. In this blog post Coty keeps us up-to-date on their latest project.

This post was guest written by Blake, from You Design It where you can design t shirts and read their t shirt design blog.

This week’s t-shirt links have a focus on streetwear with a lot to see and read. We tried to bring a little flavor and hopefully introduce you to some new blogs that you haven’t seen before.

• 50 Streetwear Blogs from Kineda
  This terrific list of fashion blogs makes it easy to keep up with the latest trends, not just in t-shirts – although there are certainly some gems here – but in footwear and general fashion as well.
• Dan Tague – Hope in The White House T-Shirts from Freshness Mag
  Extremely clever artwork made even better by being printed on t-shirts. You have to give these a once over.
• Johnny Cupcakes Back to the Future T-Shirt via Sneakhype
  Our first time to post about Sneakhype. It won’t be the last if they keep bringing braking news like the limited edition Johnny Cupcakes Back to the Future tee.
• Sponsoring Brands: The Secrets to Get Great Advertising for the Cost of a Few Shirts from How To Start a Clothing Company
  Whether you’re actually interested in getting sponsors or promoting your line, this excellent article offers a great inside look at this important aspect of the industry.
• Linty Fresh Live Show #3 Review from Coty Gonzales
  Not only does this post supply a great sampling of highlights from the chat with Eric Terry of Linty Fresh, but it also links to part of the show itself and supplies a great dose of info on Search Engine Optimization (SEO), web design, and coding.
• Heartcore Color Seps Video from Taddict
  A great tutorial on 4 color process separation AND a link back to another great tutorial on spot color separations for artwork. NICE!
• Objectified T-Shirt – New Film from the Maker of Helvetica the Movie From Tcritic
  I’m sure most t-shirt followers have seen the popular “Objectified” t-shirt done in Helvetica. Well now there’s a documentary.
• T-Shirt Hell Shuts Down, Internet Gasps from Hide Your Arms
  T-Shirt Hell is closing and Hide Your Arms is covering it.
• Design By Humans Gets Musical from The T-Shirt Review
  Speaking of fairly surprising t-shirt related news, this one is a bit of a shocker too. This move definitely looks like it could be really good for both Design By Humans and the artists they partner with.
• Black Scale X Karmaloop T-Shirt Collection by Hypebeast
  Black Scale introduced a new t-shirt line exclusively to Karmaloop. Two heavyweights teaming up, I like to see it.

This post was guest written by Blake, from You Design It where peeps can design t-shirts and read their t-shirt design blog.

The beginning of the year meant that a lot of t-shirt bloggers are kicking it into overdrive to start 2009 off with a bang. Here’s what they came up with:

• Pizzeria Delfina: Golden Gate from Tee.ms
  It’s not too often that pizzerias produce great t-shirt designs, but Tee.ms has managed to find one.
• Puma Partners with Beam Interactive from Clothing Wire
  This is certainly big news and it looks like they’ve got a lot of great ideas. Hats off to Clothing Wire for this great write up.
• Egg T-Shirt from Tee-Gumbo
  This shirt gets my vote for the coolest design featured in a blog this week. The egg looks freakishly real and the over-size printing and placement are an added bonus.
• $50,000 T-Shirt at Zappos.com from The T-Shirt Review
  The t-shirt review breaks down the inner workings of a $50,000 t-shirt.
• Stussy “La Brea” Tees from The Fat Seagull
  With big name movie references and a unique character spin, these new tees seem to have what it takes to become cult favorites. Great find, Fat Seagull!
• The Bestees are back! from Hide Your Arms
  This is perhaps the biggest cash contest in the t-shirt voting world with $40,000 worth of cash prizes based on the community vote.
• Vintage T-Shirts: The Resolution Solution from Defunkd
  This blog post is not only very clever and amusing but it also highlights some great vintage styles. Nice job, Defunkd.
• Space is Not as Far as You Think from Militant Geek Custom
  The shirt featured in this entry plays heavily on the irony – and undoubted sinking feeling – the astronauts must get as they spot that stairwell in the corner. All in all it’s a very amusing little gag.
• The Big List of T-Shirt Blog Feeds by Taddict
  You can’t miss this article to shape up your feed reader will all the great t-shirt blogs.
• Steve Jobs Lives from T-Critic
  So the shirt itself is a fairly basic, boring text only tee, but the social significance it carries ensures it’ll make the rounds on the internet.

The guest blogger, Blake, works at You Design It where you can design tee shirts and read their tee shirt design blog.

The holidays may be in full swing but t-shirt bloggers never rest. This week brought us some solid entries for your viewing pleasure. Happy Holidays!

• Threadless Sale Ends Wednesday from Compete-tee-tion
  This entry makes the cut on the merit of its “Bird Migration” review alone. “I Love Sushi” is just icing on the cake.
• Bears on T-Shirts from Taddict
  This is a really awesome collection of bear themed t-shirts and it’s amazing that they cover everything from camping to space exploration. Check it out.
• Jump T-shirt from T-shirt Guru
  Well, everyone knows that jockeys have to be little, but if the sport depicted in the t-shirt catches on they’re going to have to be downright micro!
• City Roots from Pop Culture Tees
  Pretty amusing from Pop Culture Tees…it plays heavily on the pun it creates with the name City Roots. It’s very well done and gets extra marks for making the city into hanging plants instead of freestanding.
• Choose Your Weapon from Tee Junkie
  This is one of my favorite shirts of the week. It’s not only a creative idea, but it makes excellent use of the oversized print.
• Savage Cas from Tshirtreview
  This is a great write-up on the brand Savage Cas which is dedicated to creating cool indie style clothes. Even if you aren’t in to the indie scene, it’s easy to appreciate a shirt like “Death Before Karaoke”.
• Unwise Things Business Owners Do In Hard Times from Tshirt Entrepreneur
  This is a top notch article featuring the pitfalls of running your own business in hard times and trying to get your own t-shirt line to market.
• Evolutionary Gentleman from SirEuan from T Round Up
  This shirt is a colorful twist on the oft-seen ape evolving design. The props held by the primates are terrific!
• Tolky Monkys from iloveyourshirt
  Tolky Monkys is another hip t-shirt line with a great feature this week from Iloveyourshirt.
• Designer: Tang Yau Hoong from Thunderfrogs
  With so many t-shirt line features this week, let’s not forget the humble designers. Tang Yau Hoong is one of the best in the industry and has some really memorable designs. Who can forget “A Dog’s Instinct”?

The guest blogger, Blake, works at You Design It where you can design t-shirts and read their t-shirt design blog.

It is time to get your weekly dose of t-shirt posts that are worthy of a recap. There is a lot of high quality content being created out there in the t-shirt world. We have collected the best from the past week for your viewing pleasure.

• KarmaLoop TV is a Must See from Taddict
  KarmaLoop is a juggernaut of indieness. There is a good story to be learned from them and KarmaLoopTV is the place to begin.
• Das Monk from Addic[tee]d
  Very cool, surrealistic designs. Of course they are even cooler for being on a t-shirt.
• A Better Tomorrow presents Star Wars from Compete-tee-tion
  This post does a great job reviewing the two new Star Wars parody shirts available at A Better Tomorrow.
• A Couple of New Tees at Found Item Clothing from Hide Your Arms
  Props to Andy over at Hide Your Arms for pointing out this very cool company. They specialize in recreating t-shirts seen in movies.
• Personal Soundtrack Tee Available Again from Militant Greek Geek Custom
  This is a really creative idea. These shirts allow their owners to create their own soundtrack anytime they want!
• The Official Flickr Tee via Rumplo
  As this post says…”Flickr is, of course, one of the best apps ever made.” Enough said.
• 10 Great Tips from 10 Great Indie Brands by Coty Gonzales
  Coty has put in his time for this one. He’s earned every bit of recognition he gets for this post.
• New T-Shirts by Tim Gough from T-Shirts Around the Internet
  Tim Gough has a really distinctive, cool style. Don’t miss these shirts.
• New Threadless Tees Answer Questions from The T-Shirt Review
  This is a great review of two of Threadless’s more interesting new shirts. I particularly love the chicken and egg race.
• Don’t Call It A Comeback from Iloveyourshirt
  Don’t Call it A Comeback is something else, and by something else I mean completely awesome.

The guest blogger, Blake, works at You Design It where you can design t-shirts and read their t-shirt design blog.