Custom Clothing & Merchandise
Baby-wear becomes more popular year on year, and this is reflected in our catalogues expanding section of baby-wear for 2015. The basic all white onesie and bib, have been upgraded to stripy knot hats with matching tees, baby hoodies and sweatpants, contrast raglan sweats and even a peppa pig inspired (I’m assuming!) paddle rainsuit! If … Read more
Ringspun cotton is arguably one of the most requested items we have, especially for the retail market. Gildan have really dominated this trend so far, the soft touch of their ringspun cotton items give a premium feel, along with the competitive price and the array of colours we know and love Gildan for, its always … Read more
Indigo Clothing are proud to have brought and named our very own shade of purple in aid of Unicef’s Own a Colour campaign to raise money to help transform children’s lives. You can choose, buy and name your very own shade from 16.7 million colours!!!
As someone who studies the solid coated pantone book just in case BBC Mastermind call, it’s no surprise I love this idea! I browsed a few already purchased colours, some of the individual descriptions included:
As Justice have perfectly demonstrated in their video for DANCE, everyone needs at least one or two interchangeable party tees.
There are few prerequisites for this genre of t-shirt, but for an unforgettable party entrance make colour, graphics and relativity your top priorities.
Chunk Clothing could arguably be the specialists in party wear. Their New York Sounds tee in cobalt blue is inspired by the New York subway map re-imagined into a pair of beat transporting headphones, to take you on the ultimate journey. Whatever subway sounds are like, it makes me want to hear them.
What is it about the Ray-Ban that makes everyone from the Men in Black to Sarah Jessica Parker slide a pair up their celebrified noses? And aside from the celebridoodles, a pair of Ray-Bans have become indispensable to the non-famous. Take a stroll around your nearest city and you’ll outcount your fingers by the number of Ray-Banners you see protecting the population from the sun’s glare.
Admittedly, I’ve not heard about many monasteries in Australia.
I’ve never seen a monk on any Australian soaps.
Monks down under are more into t-shirt design perhaps.
That’s the impression you get from t-shirt designer specialists Das Monk, anyhow.
Das Monk is a graphic clothing label, the creative collaboration of husband and wife team Marc Hendrick and Anna Lunoe. Since 2007, they have been inspired by everything from cassette covers to cubicle wall doodles in their Sydney studio, and have found a happy urban home within Australia’s art and music scene. They rendez-vous artistically with emerging artists worldwide, enjoy wonderful weirdness, and their designs are fresher than home grown tomatoes.
Texture, colour and pattern. No, it’s not your new wallpaper, it’s this winter’s twist on a pair of tights. The days of simply wearing black/nude/woollen tights to keep your legs warm and toasty are gone. This season it’s all about the statement leg. Pattern is a great way to grab attention, and if you want … Read more
UK sports retailing giant, JJB Sports, are having an “up to 90% off sale“. Indigo Clothing produced 20,000 t-shirts for their promotion, screen printed with a one-colour front and back print onto black Stedman Classic tees, back in November, ready for the January 2008 sales.
This is a new exhibition at Brighton & Hove Museums (free admission) which documents the history of our favourite colour! Indigo: A Blue To Dye For, a survey of the world’s oldest and most distinctive dyestuff, is a major exhibition of art, craft, fashion, and design featuring historical and contemporary indigo-dyed artefacts from around the … Read more