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ugocentrik est une boutique de tee-shirt numéroté en série ultra limité de 20 à 100 pièces Maxi, à chaque fin de stock un tirage au sort à lieu permettant à chacun des clients de gagner un autre teeshirt si le numéro tiré est le même que celui de leur tee-shirt.

Ugocentrikorganise aussi des concours réguliers sur des supports différents, sac, string, bâche (à venir), etc et ceci chaque mois, souhaitant varier les supports pour les graphistes souvent cantonnés aux tee-shirts actuellement.

Anthony, ugocentrik

We have just received the pictures of our friend Hideaki (from Japan) with his great new t-shirt !
Thanks,

The “Jimi Hendrix” t-shirt from UK premium Streetwear Label Seventyseven’s brand new summer ‘06 range of tee’s is available for purchase now !

Tee Hee is a UK-based t-shirt label that launched just over a year ago in sunny East London. Following the success of their first two ranges, which typified the label’s tongue-in-cheek sense of humour and graphic style, Tee Hee has just launched a third range. Their designs are featured in the new t-shirt book “T-Shirt 360*” and they are currently sold in London boutiques and online at moreTvicar.com.

Tish designed by ahero & Koma, printed by EastEric

Raymond Teitsma did a illustration for this second Stickit shirt. The shirt is limited to 20 pcs.

“The greatest time of imagination is in our youth when all things seem possible and we dream in vivid technicolor. Through our clothing, events, and art, TOI Creative is dedicated to reminding everyone how great it is when people see the world in more than just their one personal color”.

Clovis BORDEAUX, Toi Creative

“There are four of us at Toke. Two boys, a lady and a cat called ‘Dirty Steve’. He’s an ex-porn cat who used to live in L.A. Steve got caught up in that stuff in the 90’s. Cat on cat, cat on dog, cat on deer, cat on horse. We got him out of porn industry and into business management. He now runs Toke Industries. The other three of us just sit around all day getting red-eyed and making nice t-shirts.”

Ashleigh HUDSON, Tokeworld

Monomash Clothing is a new small label run out of Hannover, Germany. Founded in spring 2006 the two man squad is up for the love of taste and the passion to work creative. Inspired by music, design, skateboarding, surfing and a laid back lifestyle we create shirts that are limited to a few pieces for each print.

Besides the possibility to purchase shirts online Monomash will also be retailed through a selected number number of stores in hannover, germany.

Waw ! Congratulation Djaja ! (MySpace | Email)

“ Parce qu’on ne peut pas toujours offrir un tee-shirt de surfeur à un collectionneur de timbres … “, T-unik.

Beautiful/Decay has just launched two new designs by Aya Kato and Jonathan Nicol ! They are both amazing designs …

Fernando is an artist based in Malaga, Spain. He is a master of paper cuts, which is the medium he used to design this shirt. Monsieur T became familiar with his work through his board series for Cliche skateboards and the entire artwork for the Cliche video Freedom Fries.

Fernando also draws, paints, photographs, and does art installations. He has had several solo shows throughout the world, including France, NY, and Zurich.

• for guys limited to 48 pieces
• for ladies limited to 36 pieces

“Me ( Marco Werth) and my colleague (Johannes Breyer) startet the label in winter 2005. But still it tooks until may 2006 to have everything finished”.

“The idea behind all this was: beeing sick of all this mainstream shirts by the big shops like H&M oder Zara. You know almost every pedestrian area was the same. We wanted our shirts to be individual, very very limited in their quantity (max. is 15) and of the finest quality”.

“So the designing started. The result was the collection called “Syrup” by the new label “Rokko Foyer“. As you can see, we used lots of metal colours like bronze and gold”.

“There is no direction (like hip hop or punk) we wanna go. its just all people should buy, who like those shirts. very basic”.

Marco WERTH, Rokko Foyer

Gen-Why, never quit asking …