Go! Go! Sixties! Tee
What is the sixties lounge? Nothing that actually exist, I don't think. However, this shirt really captures the atmosphere of the generation. Available in one color, White. Price 2,500JPY, which is, apparently only $26 US dollars.
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Albeit completely ridiculous, i think this si a shirt I could get behind in the summertime, for the beach.
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What can I say? I'm a sucker for a well laid out t-shirt, with a strong message.
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...because space is awesome and everyone wants to live int he space age, but no one can. So, we might as well, just wear a shirt supporting the movement.
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Yes, it's a completely street/urban/artist type of t-shirt. In fact, I think the shirt speaks volumes about the culture, in general.
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What, you didn't read this headline? Well, it's been immortalized with the printing of this shirt and I'm pretty happy about that.
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The underlying ideal meaning of such a slogan is completely unknown to me. However and once again, I just really appreciate the typography, simplicity and placement of this Japanese brand t-shirt
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What does this even mean? I have exactly zero idea. However, I love the main type and am getting a kick out of the little guy at the bottom. Makes for great shirt to me.
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I don't think that Army people would consider this offensive, but I think it's hilarious either way. It's typical Army shirt, but with buttons screen printed on -- a few peace buttons, a gay pride rainbow, a smiley face and a flow... I don't think that Army people would consider this offensive, but I think it's hilarious either way. It's typical Army shirt, but with buttons screen printed on -- a few peace buttons, a gay pride rainbow, a smiley face and a flower.
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One can only assume that this is Oslo as in Oslo Norway. Regardless, it's clean text turned awesome face (with mustache) makes for a typography tee done better.
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Keep this one on hand for the that day your lady friend is having a particularly bad day. This gift will certainly do just that, cheer her up.
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... I only like it because it reminds me of I Heart Huckabees. In the film they were existential detectives, which is neither less or more ridiculous.
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his may or may not say earthly paradise. Regardless, it ends up looking like a cheap tourism t-shirt from the eighties (and that's a really good thing).
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I can't say that I understand them, but we've been see these a lot lately. You know, t-shirt designs that look like literature from some business forum. It's a tad odd, but still appealing.
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The genius of this shirt has nothing to do with what it says or the actual objects displayed. It's great because of how and where everything is placed. An artistic mind, no doubt.
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"The juxtaposition of masculine and feminine imagery gives this raglan-T a slightly unsettling air." The site said that, not me. But, I happen to agree. Something isn't right with this shirt and I'm okay with that.
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Remember that really geeky shirt that said " I'm big in Japan?" Well, this its sibling and it's much the same, but caters towards indie kids.
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The shirt, 100% cotton. The print, three color image. The design....who knows. I mean, it's obviously a woman pulling her mouth open. But why... I don't know. Regardless, I like it.
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The Japaneses based store that sells this tee says, "Good colors and a sprinkling of stars make the 1960s style look both modern and luxurious." I'd say it makes it look more corny and ridiculous, which is subsequently awesome.
