New releases from Headline Shirts
Headline Shirts has released a couple of new designs as of late.
“Beethoven Old School Beats” and “Palin Ignorance Is Bliss” are available for the sale price $15 this week.
Other new designs, such as “Space Invaders Flag,” “Undocumented Migrants,” and “Mount Rapmore,” can be yours for $19.
Hit the jump to see images of each.
Purchases can be made via Headline Shirts.
Akomplice’s “FU$K BP”
Akomplice has a brand new t-shirt design.
The new design is an awesome jab at BP and their selfish and irresponsible actions, using an image of Ariel from Little Mermaid.
The Fu$k BP tee is a quickstrike, meaning it’s offered once, no warning just here and gone. The tragic Deepwater Horizon disaster in the Gulf is far from the first environmental and economic travesty imposed on us by the oil conglomerate. This quickstrike joint sums up how we feel about the situation.
“FU$K BP” is available in black, white, teal and yellow for $27 via Akomplice (though some colors have already sold out).
“Death Rate” by Magu
“Death Rate” is a design from Magu, which features a variety of death rate statistics.
Death Rate is a statistic driven shirt which will be sure to be a conversation starter.
“Death Rate” is available for $37 via Magu. Luckily for you, you can use the exclusive discount code that the crew at Magu hooked us up with. Use promo code INMYSHORTSLEEVE to take 20% off your purchase.
Ban T-shirts’ “U.S. World Tour”
Ban T-shirts has released a brand new design this week.
“U.S. World Tour: Market Forces” features a double-sided print and makes a statement about the aggressive foreign policies of the United States.
It’s available for $19.50 via Ban T-shirts. Use the discount code SHORTSLEEVE to take 10% off your purchase.
Unscripted’s Statement to BP: “Take 2 and Call Me in the Morning”
On Saturday, Unscripted Clothing is letting loose of their “Mid-Summer Drop” releases.
Amongst them will be their new t-shirt design, “Take 2 and Call Me in the Morning”, a design meant to take a jab at BP and their lame ass response to the destruction their causing our coastlines.
With their shady attempts to limit press coverage of affected sites to less than satisfactory compensations to everyone affected, we think it’s time for BP to have a taste of their own medicine. Hey BP, take 2 of these pills of your very own oil and call us in the morning!
The t-shirt will be available via Unscripted starting Saturday, with 25% of proceeds heading to The Greater New Orleans Foundation.
“BP Epic Fail” by Nerdy Shirts
If you’ve somehow forgotten, our southern coast is still being completely destroyed by greed and irresponsibility.
While this design from Nerdy Shirts isn’t the most original, it’s getting some shine on here because of my animosity towards BP.
“BP Epic Fail” is available for $14.95 via Nerdy Shirts.
Ban T-shirts celebrates summer with 20% off sale
To celebrate the start of summer, Ban T-shirts is offering up a 20% discount on orders of two shirts or more until the end of the month.
Use the discount code JUNE to take your 20% off two shirts. If you’re only interested in one, you can save 10% with the discount code SHORTSLEEVE.
“Drill Baby Drill” by Check It
The concept of this t-shirt is a little stronger than the execution, but the design really made me laugh. Plus, the destruction of the oil spill continues to irk the hell out of me, so making a statement about how stupid reckless drilling is earns major points with me.
“Drill Baby Drill” is from Check It, and it fits right along amongst their funny and light-hearted designs.
The shirt is available from $14-32, depending on what shirt you want to get the design printed on. Hit the jump to see additional images.
Carrot Clothing Summer 2010
Carrot Clothing dedicates its line to creating progressive and anti-war designs and have just released their Summer 2010 collection. This season features work from “not afraid of controversy” artists China Mike and Zevs.
The new season offers t-shirts, hoodies, sweatshirts, button downs and leather jackets.
It’s been 10 years since Alex Gligorich was released from his Serbian jail cell for designing his seminal prototype war resisting t-shirts. Never in his wildest dreams did he imagine Carrot Clothing to be exploding with the power it is at today.
Their Summer 2010 collection is bluntly named, “F-War.” Hit the jump to see additional images.
Stonewall (and me) wants you to get over it
Stonewall is a charity based out of the UK that’s dedicated to helping ensure equality for gay, lesbian, and transgender individuals. Their highly successful campaign includes the slogan, “Some people are gay, get over it.”
They’ve released some t-shirts with the slogan, and they’ve been starting to take off.
You can get yours for £10 via Stonewall. They do ship to the U.S.
Us Vs Them: Lube Job Tee
With our ecosystem being completely destroyed because of BP’s irresponsibility, Us Versus Them decided to make a t-shirt design demonstrating how they feel about the whole thing.
Their “Lube Job Tee” is available in either black or white for $32 via Us Versus Them. Hit the jump to see additional images, including one of the back of the tee, which includes a personal statement directed towards the oil company.
Also, stop by the Us Versus Them site, on which they’ve embedded a live feed of the oil leak as well as a talley, which as of this posting is at 36,464,640 gallons.
New offerings from Crocktees
We’ve got a couple new offerings from Crocktees, each independent in theme from the other.
“The Last Words Of Every Redneck” is a light-hearted and funny print poking fun at the stereotypical lack of intelligence of rednecks.
“BP Beyond Pollution” is making a statement about the horrible BP hiccup that’s taking a huge crap on our planet right now.
Each is available in both men’s and women’s cuts in a variety of cuts and colors for $12.99-19.99 via Crocktees.
“Do I Look Illegal?” from Rise Up
Pretty much any design that I come across that rags on the current immigration snafoo that’s going on in Arizona is going to get some love on this site.
With that said, I think this design from Rise Up is simple and yet effective. It gets right to the point of the matter.
Wear this shirt in defiance of the new bill in Arizona and in support of the Arizona citizens who will face harassment every time they step out their doors, the call is out for everyone to ask the question: “Do I look “illegal?”
“Do I Look Illegal?” is available for $24 via Karmaloop. Be sure to use the discount code INMYSHORTSLEEVE to take 20% off your purchase.
“Illegal Immigration” by Ban T-shirts
A brand new design from Ban T-shirts, which obviously is inspired by the racist b.s. of an immigration law that recently got implemented in Arizona.
Illegal immigration started in 1492. Most people agree there should be controls on immigration, but it should be done in a way that doesn’t persecute people because of the color of their skin or origin.
Get it for $18.50 via Ban T-shirts.
Dearly Departed releases Dr. Kevorkian design
In conjunction with HBO’s original movie, “You Don’t Know Jack,” Dearly Departed is releasing a design featuring the famous doctor.
We are releasing this t to coincide with the debut of the HBO original movie “You Don’t Know Jack”. The movie portrays Dr. Jack Kevorkian aka Dr. Death in his fight to give patients suffering from terminal illness the right-to-die. The front features the name THANATOS, the Greek personification of Death and also the name of Kevorkian’s IV assisted death machine, embedded with photos of Dr. Jack Kevorkian. The back carries a quote from the Dr. himself.
The shirt is available now for $28 via Dearly Departed.
