Had a great weekend in Brussels, but the t-shirt world continues to turn in spite of my absense (shocking, right?) and I got sent a lot of e-mails about deals over the weekend, so instead of eeking them out over the day I’m just doing one megapost stuffed with enough deals to keep your wallet happy. First deal is the Seibei grab bag promo, $13 for a random tee in your size and some other goodies, and if you order before July 9th you’ll... 

I know that €20 doesn’t seem like a particularly great sale, but if I told you it was a 1/3rd off sale then it would look a lot lot more attractive. Most of their designs are a bit ‘tits on a tee’ for my liking, but anything that makes the Air Druks tee above more affordable is a good thing to me. Druks Some tees €20 at Druks, in Europe that’s a sale is a post from: Hide Your Arms – a  Read More →

I’d say this is another tee blogger selling a shirt of their own, except I think that French blog Grafitee have actually been selling theirs since before Christmas, making me the other (… except you know in 5 seasons time we’ll find out there are other others). It’s a damn fine shirt in it’s own right; one of the concerns that I had about releasing a tee based on the HYA logo is that people will only buy it if they... 

This item doesn’t have a name, and I think it’s a cool jacket, so that will have to do for now. It’s not exactly cheap. weighing in at a hefty €110, but it is in my favourite colour combo of the moment, black and blue, and anyway, outerwear isn’t meant to be cheap. Costiness€110 Available from Stereo Panda Cool jacket from Stereo Panda is a post from: Hide Your Arms – a blog about  Read More →

Because flattery is awesome, here’s a point all about something great, Hide Your Arms! And by extension, me! Australian fashion blog and store Fabulous Nobodies (or FABNOB for short) have crowned HYA as their top tee blog . I don’t like to put too much stock into these things, because if I actually got big-headed about these things instead of pretending to be big-headed about these things then I doubt people would enjoy reading this... 

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Varial is a french brand from France and Switzerland (Montpellier and Geneva).  Read More →

A cut above the rest, Collect London launches its range of 100% Cotton t-shirts offering a superior fit and a truly unique style  Read More →

Flesh Machine is a newly launch label based in Singapore.  Read More →