Oh man. Lime green AND a cheesy tagline.

Much like the probable demographic dawn-er of this tee, there is potential in this neon, neo-UO, pedestrian chest sign.

Harsh, true.

When I look at that shirt and then I look at my irl buddy; Lennon of San Francisco’s Paranoids, in this impeccably designed and printed tee by Josh Podoll, I just can’t help but see the importance of the choice you make each morning you dawn a new Marque.

I mean you can walk down the street advertising yourself as a possibly attractive, if not, then at least confident (enough to wear neon green and call yourself a stud), literally mindless consumer.

OR

Your daily billboard can display a piece of hand drawn art with an exquisite, true insight and inspiration for thought.

Check out this unique tee along with righteous salvage denim at Self Edge right here in San Francisco.

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Reactee is a company that enables you to create your own t-shirts with your own custom message on them, big deal, right? Except Reactee T-shirts also have a text message code on the shirt that people can text, and then get another message from you.

This is a great idea and there are lots of obvious ways that companies, bands, groups, politicians etc. can use this. I think there are probably a huge amount of interesting ways that people could use this for fun as well.

I actually think this is a feature that should be built into all good t-shirts, maybe a little less prominently. I’ve had loads of times people comment on my shirt and I’d love to say, well text this number on the label and the company will send you a discount code, how cool would that be.

Anyway, if you want updates from tcritic just follow the instructions on this t-shirt:

Thanks for the Tip from goldengod.net (a photographer) and hat tip to Joshspear.com as well.

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Everything will be Okay from No Star gives me the warm mushy, “everybody hurts” kind of feeling leaving me with the urge to hug strangers and thank bus drivers for a job well done. It sets me on the verge of getting out of my car, climbing on top of it and dancing or looking around with a faint dying hope in my eye. But I don’t have a car, so I’ll have to take a cab or commandeer a stranger’s vehicle for climbing.

In the interest of my currently clean criminal record, I will stick to thanking bus drivers and No Star.

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The folks at Ask a Ninja have updated the ninja mart store with a couple of new designs and as they are also fans of t-shirts as well as t-shirt purveyors you know they have to be good. Also in the ongoing saga of Ninja’s Vs Pirates check out Ask A Ninjas review of Pirates of the Caribbean 3, best line ever is:

I have to agree, Pirates of the Caribbean 3 sucked so bad I wanted to stab needles in my eyes rather than continue watching it.

Apparently the only thing that Threadless T-Shirts - Ninjas and pirates agree: cowboys suck by Danielle B.”>Ninjas and Pirates agree on is that cowboys suck (and it’s on sale for $10)
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This is my friend Chris modeling his new Ace Cafe T-shirt, on his “cafe raced” Triumph Thunderbird. Ace Cafe in London is a very famous location spanning back to 1938 that became an iconic biker scene, and the meeting place for races, fights, and cups of tea. The original Ace cafe closed in 1969 but after a “reunion” rally in 1994 that attracted 20,000 bikers, and continued yearly, the cafe was recently reopened in 2001. Take a look at the Ace Cafe history page for some great pictures and some background.

I love the newspaper cutting:

Ton of course is the colloquial term for 100 miles an hour

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Show them how funky and strong is your might, it doesn’t matter who’s wrong or right,

Just Beat It.

The price; $10.

You can’t Beat It.

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Amélie is another great homage design from Waterloo. I love the movie and I really like the way they approached this design, $24.95 and $3.99 shipping. Available in blue and white, I think I prefer the blue.

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Here’s my picks from threadless for the summer sale SO FAR.

Green Fairy would fo’ sho’ be me if I went for the green stuff.

We’re on the same level just makes me feel warm and fuzzy inside.

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Did you know threadless’s summer sale starts monday?