Category Archives: Hang Tags

Threadless Submissions Of The Week: I swear that New Yorker and Sound Garden had 7 days worth of voting left when I picked them out on Friday, honest. Unfortunately, I’ve been battling an abysmal Summer cold since then and have just been too damn lazy to post them until now. *sigh* There’s [...]

Threadless Submission Of The Week: We may be a little late with this week’s pick for our favorite submission, but hopefully the solid Rock HOWTO will more than make up for our tardiness.
American Apparel Watch: The New York Times seems to have as much of a hard on for AA as we do. This [...]

Well, it looks like Preshrunk pal Josh Spear is giving away a free Bamboosa shirt a day for the next thirty days. This is the perfect opportunity for you to give our favorite t-shirt a try without having to, you know, actually pay for one.
Now, we’re not trying to say that they’re not worth [...]

Wired’s got a really great mini-interview with Shepard Fairey [of Obey Giant] and Rick Klotz [of Fresh Jive] about the re-appropriation of corporate logos on tees.
A few of you have mailed to ask when we’re launching our second weblog Drinkish. All we’ll say is, it’ll launch when it’s ready. If you really want [...]

Threadless Submission Of The Week: Love Will Choke Up The Gun does a wonderful job of reinventing two well worn Threadless genres – the heart tee and the gun tee.
American Apparel Watch: Fanciful Pop Music Theories has done up a wonderful little essay turning the Nike/Minor Threat controversy into a discussion of corporate policies – [...]

American Apparel Watch: BusinessWeek has a decent article on AA’s corporate environment. It’s really refreshing to be able to link to a piece where the standard success story fluff is mixed with tales of their feminine hostile work environment.
Threadless Submission Of The Week: Operation Needed
If you like it, please go vote on it. [...]

Brian Wood from Northern Boy just informed us that they’re having an extra huge moving sale. Every t-shirt in his store is going for the ridiculously low price of ten dollars and he thought you all would like to know. How very nice of him.

Daniel Sale hates iron-on t-shirt transfers. You know what? We don’t blame him one bit.
Reader Erin Kenzie sent in a tip about artist Lynette May doing 100% custom robot shirts for $18.00, shipping included. This would be worthy of a full-on post if Lynette had a proper shopping cart set up. [...]