Custom Clothing & Merchandise
Being the season for games, the German company, Spreadshirt, have put on a worldwide t-shirt treasure hunt. There is even a shirt lurking in Cambridge, UK. If you find a shirt you are expected to replace it with one of your own to keep the fun going. To be honest though, it is probably best to … Read more
If you are into ‘geek’ t-shirts, take a trip over to the t-shirt post at wordpress.org, the open-source makers of Indigo’s blogging software. They are selling limited edition t-shirts.
If you haven’t come across Google Trends yet, check it out. You can see and compare search patterns over time and key news articles are correlated with the graphs. Interesting to note summer 2005 saw a big peak in search volume for the t-shirt printing industry compared to 2006, which wasn’t as big as 2005 … Read more
Another review of a US t-shirt web store, this time a brand called Kindred, whose surrealistic, pioneer-inspired collection is some of the most original stuff we have ever seen screen printed on a t-shirt. American Apparel shirts (how did you guess?) and a $5 off coupon code of ‘cousineddie‘ makes this site well worth the … Read more
2 new ISO50 shirts are now available at the ISO50 Shop and there’s still time to get them delivered for the holidays. The Command and Arbor prints have also been restocked, along with several other original ISO50 poster prints. ISO50 is the home of California based designer Scott Hansen. A beautifully designed site with rich … Read more
The crazy cats over at have an excellent selection of funny/offensive (depends on your sense of humour I suppose) tees in retro and vintage styles. In fact they look like ordinary slogan tees until you take the time to actually read the words, but as the guys say: Are the t-shirts offensive? Probably. Are the … Read more
Nerdy Shirts have brought out this Nintendo family tree shirt at $19.95, perfectly timed for the launch of the new Wii console. Indigo didn’t print this t-shirt but we are featuring it because we reckon this is the kind of thing people who read blogs would appreciate!
Great t-shirt photo by San Francisco based snapper, Thomas Hawk. Always worth keeping an eye on his Flickr photostream as he takes some wonderful pictures of the city.
In clothing related news, Tesco, the UK supermarket, is selling clothes online. In my opinion is is good to see the large retailers doing this but I am sure it will affect established mail-order only outfits like Boden. As always with selling clothes online or via catalogues, the issue of not being able to touch-and-feel … Read more
Cork’d, the new Web2.0 wine recommendation web site from two of the USA’s best web gurus has some cool looking merchandise on American Apparel tees.