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Urban Industry Store have takendelivery of some fresh new Suburban Bliss t-shirts.

The Brain child of Toby Shaull, London based Suburban Bliss really breaks
the mould of the usual run of the mill screen printed fodder with amazing,
often hand drawn, artwork. This season includes collabs with designers
Emiliano Maggi from Rome and Izzie Klingels, an illustrator from London

Parce que l’homme est un être de chair et de sang, un mélange de sentiments, de pulsions.

Une caresse, une claque, des cascades et de la répartie…Retrouvez les sur Coontak!

New Amplified t-shirts! As seen on Natt Weller (Paul’s son).

Inspired by the huge Autumn/Winter 08 trend for all things gothic, Amplified’s new Saints and Sinners collection has just landed and we’ve already spotted Natt Weller looking amazing in one of them below….

On the dark side the collection features skulls, cobwebs and winged creatures and a slightly less ‘noir’ set of designs features retro American imagery. Designs are executed in a combination of embroidery, gothic silver and gold foil details for stunning results…

The “Post tee” is the latest Lucky loser Shirt on ABT.

Screenprinted on American Apparel Organics Shirt and designed by Christoph Langguth it shows a four color design consisting of Post its with every day notes on it.

Established in 2001, Altru Apparel produces premium 100 percent American-made T-shirts featuring vintage company logos as well as iconic cultural visuals. Licenses range from the obscure to the universal, representing the expansive taste of postmodern consumer culture. Altru champions the artists and organizations who adhere to their principals and flourish doing so.

Countercultural Robert Crumb illustrations and old school 90’s streetwear-lifestyle brand X-Large share shelf space with the New York Times collection and the only official retro Olympic t-shirt line.

Walk through any metropolitan area in America and eventually you will spot someone wearing Altru Apparel. Even celebrities such as Zac Efron, Spencer Pratt, Robert Downey Jr., Paris Hilton, and Brian Austin Green have been photographed wearing Altru. In addition, many television shows choose to wardrobe their actors and hosts in Altru.

Not one to just coast along on recent successes, Altru Apparel kicks into autumn with its new Thrasher (Skateboard Magazine) line. In addition, Altru launches the Spaced Out series which evokes feelings of past Apollo missions, Kubrick’s 2001,

The Right Stuff, and a dash of Daft Punk’s space disco all at once. Bring it back to earth with the Past President’s collection for all of those who remember American Presidential campaigns as colorful as the one we are experiencing now.

The Nixon, Kennedy, and Reagan t-shirts are based on actual retro campaign buttons.

From street to space to the oval office, Altru’s autumn 2008 lineup blends timeless visual communication with the perfect fitting and feeling T-shirts that have earned Altru such a loyal following.

The project is a sideline of funkrush

Olly Moss and Pete Harrison :

“We are the designers and founders, We just thought there was a market for high quality nerdy style clothing, nerdy style tshirts that you wont be embarrassed to wear! So our first three are zelda, street fighter and popular anime Naruto”.

Chillers Clothing Fashion Show

Chillers Clothing features limited-edition, numbered original artwork.

Eric, Chillers Clothing:

“We only produce one thousand of each design, providing the buyer with something truly unique. Artists are selected from around the world representing various cultures and viewpoints through their artwork. We use the softest, highest quality materials available and our water-based, eco-friendly screen prints still look vibrant and fresh after thousands of washings”.

“Based in La Jolla, California, Chillers reflects the laid-back lifestyle unique to our area.”Chillers” has many meanings: to relax and go with the flow, to be easy going, to hang out and with your friends…and our clothing fits right in by providing the wearer with clothes that feel good, incorporate fresh, unique designs and are on the cutting edge of fashion”.

YouWorkForThem is proud to bring you the release of our Fall 2008 Men’s and Women’s tees and sweatshirts.

Mike, YouWorkForThem:

“We’ve worked hard to produce this unique collection of limited edition designs. When starting this project, we wanted to make everything a little different and treat the tee as a canvas for new forms”.

Let me go to London by Edwin:

“There is a lot of space in space” is the ABT vs GEE Contest Winner.

In collaboration with the famous games magazine GEE A better tomorrow searched the best gaming shirt and found it in Lars Wunderlichs Design.

6 color screenprint on lemon American Apparel shirts.

New t-shirt available at Badstarz: “Néo Mayhem” designed by Néopen.

CHILDREN was founded by Rob Flate, a DJ and artist born and raised in Los Angeles.

Since 2004 CHILDREN has been making a presence on the streetwear scene in and around LA in stores like Workmens, El Mercado, Backside, Routes, Paliskates and more. Recently Rob took on a partner, Bryan Davidson, who was an executive at FUCT in their prime. Bryan brings a wealth of knowledge and experience to CHILDREN that they are using to really push the line to the next level.

Both Rob and Bryan were raised in the 80s and 90s and are fans of the music and skate scenes that developed at those times. CHILDREN’s designs are inspired by music, hip hop, and skate and street culture. They aim to produce clothing that is not only current, hip and cool, but classic and refined. CHILDREN aims to make clothes that won’t go out of style and can still be worn in 5 or 10 years.

The name “CHILDREN” represents the ideas of expansion, growth, betterment and change. There are only two states of existence: expansion and contraction. We’re either getting better or worse; there is no static. The CHILDREN message is about the creation of the future, the building of tomorrow and the recognition of the great individuals and artists that helped us get here.

The Gulaschbaron Label was founded in 2006 in Hamburg Altona by Hauke Neumann. The idea is to promote and release small series of limited edition T-Shirts, posters or whatever.

Hauke, The Gulaschbaron:

“The style I love is a mixture between all kind of asskicking, Avant-Garde DIY Style, funky-hot-as-hell, incredibly strange styled designs. I started with an online shop, but in December the Gulaschbaron opened a store in Hamburg, St.Pauli.

Living and working at the same place is the slogan of the little shop community conisting of Gulaschbaron, Annemamel and Ahoi Marie. It’s a creative mixture between screenprinting garage, tailor’s workroom and a place to hang out with our friends”.

“In our shop we have some additional independant brands like Yackfou, Squidfire, Owl Movement, Seibei, A better tomorrow or some prints from the artists Mateo and Johan Potma“.

“For the Gulaschbaron artist series we worked together with such designers like Bongout, Tanxxx, Michael DeForge, Mara Piccione, Martin Krusche or our newest release Hawl Krall.

Every design strictly limited.

Michael Fennen A.K.A Beadler, originally from Philadelphia, PA spends most of his days eating, playing/listening to music, looking at art, and working on design.

He is currently working as a freelancer out of Phoenix, AZ producing art for various bands, apparel companies, and other independent artists.

CHIT - Founded by Todd L. Perry II in Sept. 2005.The brand is currently run by Todd L. Perry and Director of Operations, Tony L. Hall.CHIT stands for Creativity Helps Innovate Trends.

Perry CHIT :

“It’s a brand dedicated to individuality, exclusivity, and loyalty. We believe that there is a lack of individuality as it pertains to street-wear, every brand is the same with a few exceptions. Our objective is to “recreate creation” or to make our own lane within an industry that already exists. Beginning with t-shirts, crewneck sweatshirts, hoodies, and hats.

We eventually plan to begin our cut and sewn line. With a solid fan-base established in a few cities we intend to make a name in this industry”.