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Inspiration: Amazing Typography T-Shirt Designs

Alec Schmidt — Thu, 10 Sep 2009 11:11:29 +0000

Today’s guest article is all about amazing typographic t-shirt design. These tees are for all the geeks and type lovers out there. Get inspired and who knows, you might even find something to add to your wardrobe collection. Don’t forget to let us know which one your favourite is. And feel free to share other great type tees in the comments section

Typographic Tees by DADADA Studios:

Typographic Tees by Von Roxy:

Typographic Tees by TypographyShop:

Typographic Tees by Collapse Design:

Awesome T-shirts available at Urban Outfitters

Franz Jeitz — Thu, 31 Jul 2008 11:24:35 +0000

Whenever I go into London City I have to go into Urban Outfitters. It is by far my favourite clothing shop. As always I had to make a choice: which t-shirts to buy and which to leave for a later day. That’s when I decided to write a post about the great tees you can get from Urban Outfitters. Seriously, if you got the chance to visit one of their stores then do it. Apart from the great clothes they’ve got funny accessories and even sell Lomo cameras. So these are the t-shirts I’m particularly fond of. Which one do you like best?

Junk Food Clothing:

Junk Food Clothing are a master when it comes to retro shirts. I actually bought a “Mr. Grumpy” from their range. From Charlie Brown to Rolling Stones, they got it all, in a nice vintage look.

Chunk Clothing:

Chunk Clothing is another brand to keep an eye on if you’re looking for retro t-shirts.

Jakes Clothing:

Jakes Clothing is best known for their retro sports/olympic collection. The Torino and Sapporo ones are in my wardrobe. I love them!

SupremeBeing Clothing:

SupremeBeing Clothing have the ultimate range for designers with their CMYK collection. There are many more available from their shop.

Extraweg releases new t-shirt designs

Franz Jeitz — Wed, 09 Jul 2008 22:03:33 +0000

20 year old Oliver Latta from Germany has just released his new Extraweg T-shirts. They look great and only cost between 22 to 25 Euros. Apart from his clothing graphics he also got a nice little portfolio on deviantArt.