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There are three excellent new releases at Shirtcity’s design competition.

“Everyone Can Be An Artist Kit” was designed by Aliadotony (Tony Aguero) and is an ironical statement about ominous product sets that promise you to become a pro designer without making an effort. Not included: talent, like Tony sure has.

“Chance Of Rain” is a design by Jeff Sheldon. He asks “Ever wonder what it’s
like to be a raindrop just waiting to fall to your doom?”

And Relax is a design by the amazing Brazilian designer Draco, like Aliadotony’s it’s not his first tee for scribtee. The image really speaks for itself … Lay down on a sunny meadow and let only your imagination work.

Do you know Denz and Son from Helsinki (Finland)?

Fabric is 100% cotton, 180 grams, made in EU (except the kebab-pattern,
which is made by superpeople of china) selling to Finland via Denz and Son. International orders welcome, (prepayment + 5€ for postage).

On the occasion of International Men’s Day (3 November 2008) The Aaitski! Bros give a potent discount (20%) on every virile order: Afroboy, Eskiboy and Ninjaboy!

The offer is valid until 10 November 2008.

SILBERFISCHER from Berlin gives you a 35% dicount only for the period from 7-9 th of november on two of
their “Zapf Dingbats” Shirts (”Designers and illustrators are suckers” written in Zapf Dingbats)

And they will do it again once a month. So sign the newsletter in order to catch the next “Catch of the Weekend”.

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

Acclaimed Bronx graffiti writer Eric Orr is best known for being one of the originators of icon graffiti in the early 1980’s. His icon, Robot Head, was so named by Keith Haring, with whom he collaborated on a variety of projects.

Lately, Orr has focused on using MTA subway maps and authentic subway car signs acquired directly from the transit system as texture behind his iconic pictograms. He mounts these signs on canvas and mason boards, adding items often found in the stations, from metro cards to trash to the ever present advertising signs.

Brooklyn artist Josh Goldstein captures New York City bodega and Coney Island signage, Chinese take-out menus, and other urban flotsam; he then blows the images apart and reconstructs them in his sculptural photo collages mounted on salvaged plywood. Inspired by the grit and decay of New York City, his work pays homage to the churning engine of the city.

At the opening reception, art collectors will be able to create their own works of art using Goldstein’s blocks and his “U pick, I stick” method.

The Ryde has brought back their hugely popular 3 for $25 sale. Here’s how it works: You give them $25 and your t-shirt size. They pick 3 t-shirts of their choice for you. Whether you
like funny, artsy or surf related t-shirts The Ryde has a ton of great options. You’ll no doubt score a
few gems.

The Ryde has just released two new designs from artist Collin Synder. Collin’s shirts take an abstract look at the ocean and trees.

The Ryde’s “Chop” t-shirt summons the seas while the “Grow” t-shirt gives rise to the trees. As always their designs are printed on super-soft t-shirts and are available in multiple
colors.

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.