Les Jardins Parisiens first collection
Les Jardins Parisiens just released their very first collection of their fashion label.
“Nurtured throughout 2010 «Les Jardins Parisiens» was created by three Sorbonne students sharing the desire to build a long-term project. Fond of fashion and street culture, the three students got together and launched an organic and street-based clothing line. This collection only contains organic products. Every item is limited edition and numbered accordingly.”
Hit the jump to see the new collection, which features three t-shirts.
T-shirts are 32 € and available via Les Jardins Parisiens.
Thriving Ink’s Back To School Sale + 5 New Designs
Thriving Ink is running a back to school sale all next week, which features a handful of great deals.
1. Five brand new designs are now available. Hit the jump to see images of each. They’re available for $19.95.
2. All of their other designs have been marked down to $15 each.
3. Their mystery grab bag, which was originally 3 t-shirts for $15, is now available for $10.
4. If your order reaches over $50, they’ll take care of the shipping for you.
Don’t forget our exclusive discount code. Use SHORTSLEEVE for an additional 15% off your purchase.
British Remains Spring/Summer 2010
British Remains was started by Andrew Bunney and Daryl Saunders, who after becoming frustrated in what they felt was a lack of quality graphic tees, set out to raise the bar and offer the type of designs they had been missing.
Their initial collection of releases consists of three t-shirts and a tote. Hit the jump to see all of their pieces.
Items are currently at select retailers.
Source: High Snobiety
Freshjive + Guy Webster : Dennis Hopper
Freshjive put together a t-shirt that features a photo of the late Dennis Hopper (1936-2010), who recently passed away.
The picture was taken by photographer Guy Webster.
Dennis Hopper passed away recently at the age of 74. Originally making a mark in the 50s alongside James Dean in Rebel Without a Cause and Giant, he will always be remembered to me from the various colorful and unforgettable roles he played throughout his life: The photojournalist in Apocalypse Now, Frank Booth in Blue Velvet, the father in Rumble Fish, Clifford Worley in True Romance, Howard Payne in Speed, and countless others. He also directed the critically acclaimed Colors, and most notably, Easy Rider in 1969 which became the cinematic symbol of the 1960s, and which a film critic once noted that, “No other persona better signifies the lost idealism of the 1960s than that of Dennis Hopper.” Besides acting, Dennis was a prolific photographer, painter, and sculptor, while once known to be one of Hollywood’s most notorious drug addicts for 20 years.
Massan Fluker + Chari & Co NYC
Bike riders are dope and don’t you forget it.
San Francisco cyclist Massan Fluker took some photos during his two-wheeling ventures and now those shots have shown up on some t-shirts with a little help from clothing line Chari & Co NYC for you (and hopefully me) to wear.
The designs are available for $25 via Chari & Co NYC.
Source: Hypebeast
Ricky Powell + West
Ricky Powell made nice with New York City’s WEST to bring us a couple of pretty sweet new designs.
The first depicts DMC of the famous Run DMC chilling inside of an ice cream truck. Hit the jump to see the second design, which showcases Mike Tyson the night after he had his 1988 street scuffle with Mitch “Blood” Green.
Also on the other side is a video where Ricky Powell discusses these two releases.
The t-shirts are released today and only available at WEST, but you can phone in your orders as well (212.787.8595).
Source: mashKULTURE
Photography and Shirts from Oh, Snap!
It’s been a while since we featured Oh, Snap!, but they’ve got a handful of new designs since I’ve checked them last that deserve some attention.
Oh, Snap! takes interesting photographs and places them on a shirt for you to be a walking picture frame. Seems like it would be an easy endeavor, but instead of slapping pics of their cat on the shirt and calling it a day, they collect some really interesting photos.
All t-shirts are $30 and available via Oh Snap!. Hit the jump to see additional designs.
aNYthing 2010 Spring Collection
aNYthing released a couple of interesting new t-shirts for their 2010 spring collection. Hit the jump to see all four new additions.
Items are available now for € 35.00 via Colette.
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Ricky Powell’s Hip Hop Photo T-shirts
MAGIC STICK and Manhattan Records recruited the talents of photographer Ricky Powell to put together a collection of photo t-shirts of classic hip hop artists.
Artists represented include Run DMC, Beastie Boys, LL Cool J, Eazy-E, Method Man and Run DMC. They’re photos are displayed on the front, while selected classic lyrics are on the back.
Looks like the t-shirts will be available soon via MAGIC STICK. Hit the jump to see all of the designs.
Source: Hypebeast
“My War” from Blood Is The New Black
Blood Is The New Black says this design is their second tribute to Black Flag, but to me I see a statement promoting the idea of that everyone has to follow their own path and deal with their own issues.
“My War” is available for $36 via Blood Is The New Black.
Artoo’s Mommy & Daddy on Stussy shirts
Spotted over at Hypebeast, Stussy, who are celebrating their thirty year anniversary this year by exploding with collaborative releases, will soon put out three new tees that features photos of artist Artoo’s parents.
Two out of the three upcoming releases can be seen below.
Source: Hypebeast
Lords Contact – Fresh Jive
These brand new release from FreshJive, entitled “Lords Contact,” is very, very cool. I really haven’t seen anything like it; utilizing photographs to create words and thus a statement.
Get it for $26 via FreshJive’s online retailer, Reserve.
Sixpack France’s “handyman”
I don’t know if I’d personally dawn this tee, but it’s really dope nevertheless and I think some people could really rock it.
It’s available for 34,50 € via Sixpack France.
What type of “Mission [was] Accomplished?”
Do you know how much money is spent on our studies and ventures into space? Luckily for the “Mission Accomplished” tee from Paper Root Clothing, what they’re really doing with our tax dollars has been exposed.
Get it for $20 via Paper Root.
Stones Throw & Stussy combine forces for J Dilla tee
Stones Throwhas partnered with Stussyto release a limited J Dilla tee, dawning Raph Rashid’s famous photograph of the GREATEST hip-hop producer ever doing his thing in his at home studio in 2005.
It will be released on February 13th and will be available in black and white. When it’s released, you can get it here.
While you’re waiting, download the Stones Throw “Thank you Jay Dee, Act 1. Mixed by J. Rocc” podcast, here.
