If limited edition and wall-paper-esque shirts are your thing, then we’ve got one for you. Rockett has release their patterns for 2007. It reminds me of that part in Garden State when Zach Braff is wearing the matching wallpaper shirt. Comes in blue and grey.
Rockett
Price: $30 USD
Threadless has just restocked a favourite of Westdot. Haven’t we all wondered about stealing food from a vending a machine? Would you do it for love? If you’re still not convinced, Zach Braff likes the shirt too.
Threadless (aff)
Price: $15 USD
In very early anticipation for the new series (out April 1) from Fullbleed, we present Draw the Line. They make great shirts and they’re very decently price, especially for AA tees.
Fullbleed
Price: $16 USD
“The name of this shirt is meant to be said in a huge, booming voice, like it’s a movie trailer. I enjoy trying to make the imagery of the atomic bomb into something cute; I like to think of this as a K-Bomb that, I guess, rains kittens down instead of radioactive fallout?”
Seibei
Price: $16 USD
Cannibal Marshmallows is created by Matt Johnson. This design comes in various colours on a tee, hoodie and tote bag. Maybe the other marshmallows would stop eating you if you didn’t taste so good.
NoiseBot
Price: $17.95 USD
Pacman? Where are you? This one is a kids/teen shirt and probably in limited supply. You could almost put little googlie eyes on it. There doesn’t seem to be much information on this seller, but it seems he’s an artist in Denmark.
Etsy
Price: $35 USD
What do we love? ROBOTS! This robot/alien is on a killing mission and for $12 we think it’s great. Check out the artist’s (Nate Wilson) blog for some other cool designs he’s working on.
The Unknown Shirt
Price: $12 USD
The latest from Threadless includes this Wrath of the Sofa. The lime green is rarely seen prominently on a shirt, but we think this one looks good.
Threadless (aff)
Price: $15 USD
Clever shirts are the next best thing to robot shirts in our minds, so today we bring you The Cycle of Violence.
ProtoCulture
Price: $20 USD
Millions of possibilities are possible with InnerTee’s business model, so if you haven’t seen their site before, go check it out. Their site has a catalogue of funky artist pictures and they get the users to “mix” the designs on shirts. The shirts cost various amounts depending on the artwork. We like this futuristic shirt and check out the shades on those guys.
InnerTee
Price: $18 USD