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Brand of the Free is committed to being socially responsible and uses only American grown 100% certified ring spun organic cotton for our t-shirts. They also feature low impact dyes, accentuated with compelling graphics and printed with water based, low impact ink to help preserve the planet.

All t-shirts are hand dyed and manufactured in America with the highest standards in a sweat shop free, fair wage environment.

The Brand of the Free line of apparel provides authentic American grown and manufactured graphic clothing for men and women.

They embody thought provoking graphics to promote conversation about American pride and our environment. Brand of the Free is American Made , Eco Friendly and tag less. ‘Check the Neck’ and buy American.

After successful collaborations with Peggy Noland and James Blagden, designer Erin Magee is excited to announce a new addition to the MadeMe family – Natalie (**NA SKY) from famed music group, Nina Sky.

Natalie is not only a great musician, but a dope graffiti artist, and has been tagging up the streets of Astoria, Queens with “**NA SKY” for years.

To introduce the MadeMe Holiday ‘08 collection, Erin and Natalie have collaborated to design an exclusive tee. Pulling inspiration from Natalie’s strong musical background, she has flipped the MadeMe logo to be written out in graffiti style musical notes unifying both fashion and music.

The **NA SKY tee is released in three different colorways – black, white and purple.

The president elect is about to step into the Oval Office and to celebrate one of the most exciting wins in the history of politics Karmaloop is currently having a contest to win an OBEY Obama print autographed by Shepard Fairey.

So tight. Sign up right now!

While you’re there you might want to grab your little piece of history while you still can with Obama Tees at Karmaloop. The election might be over but your support can continue on and on. So for posterity’s sake check out these amazing t-shirts.

“This Is Flo Albert” prepares you for the up-coming winter!!

On 7th november, the first wintercollection was released in the online shop.

New are the “Tailgrab”-Tees with admirable ski-action print for male and female.

And the zip-hoody “Protect your winter.” which is based on American Apparel’s famous FlexFleece zip hoody.

It reminds you to help saving your environment and climate for sustainable winter action. For all those who love the ride and the beeing up in the mountains.

Carrot Clothing just release their new Holiday Collection.

Every style in their catalog is limited to 100 pieces per style, be quick !

Check this new tees dropping at Karmaloop:

The popular poster print “Words Aren’t Always Meant To Be Read” is now available as a t-shirt.

“Math Problem” is now available in a brand new color with a green print on a charcoal gray shirt.

This coming week Scribtee sends out its Shirts without any shipping costs for you. Just enter the code SCRIBTEES at the checkout.
Offer expires Nov 14 (Friday).

Obama mania has not ended on the election day. Contrary to the impression that this feature, there seems to be an ongoing need for Obama shirts. On Nov 5 we experienced that a lot of orders on Obama tees were placed at Shirtcity not only from the United States but also from all over Europe.

Thus we decided that this week’s Shirt Of The Week should be an Obama tee. Classic portrait, no clever slogan, just one black design. Yeah, it’s kind of cheap (oh, did I mention it is 5$ less only this week?), but hey, that’s business.

I reckon without all these Obama tees sold the clothing industry would be a lot poorer now .. As well as Bush may have fu…, er, messed up most of the economy, but tee manufactureres surely did profit of the anti-Bush rage.

While designing the John F. Kennedy retro president tee, Altru owner Jonny Hughes decided to do a collection of four shirts referencing that era’s epic space program and fascination with all things astro.

Altru blasts the imagery into the 21st century with hue and saturation manipulations that will hold their own in today’s raved up electro color scheme.

Born in 2001, Lazy Oaf have created a pop graphic, print-focused label for girls and boys alike.

All Lazy Oaf designs are kept lo-fi and uncomplicated, encompassing a distinctive illustrative style that is likely to make you smile or spontaneously robo bop with joy!

Our latest collection has been inspired by the 80s skate scene so expect to find yourself pulling out smooth moves like MJ, blasting out tunes on the decks like Jazzy Jeff or repeatedly jumping on the spot like a Salt-N-Pepa fanatic.

Some of our favourite designs include a delicious Giant Whopper T, a sunglasses clad Alsatian T, a happy-as-Larry Thumbs up T and a robot-tastic Box Man T-shirt. All T-shirts are available to buy online at Lazy Oaf.

Peer Pressure is a side project of graphic designer Rob Cordiner - culminating in random dispatches of t-shirts, prints, zines & other ephemera.

Typewriter Guy t-shirt is available from November 1st in Red or Olive print with PPDN sleeve hit & custom neck label
very small run so be quick!

Perfect for the modern economic times we find ourselves in, this unique collaboration Tee is available exclusively from Urban Industry at their website.

Entitled “WORK! EARN! SPEND!“, this exclusive tee plays on the notion of “Urban Industry” and the “City Worker”, and the endless treadmill of the rat race. Designed ahead of recent stock market volatility, the design is remarkably prescient of current economic times and the trouble city bankers now find themselves in, running to stand still.

With a half-tone newspaper-style print and retro shop-window graphics, the Ultrarama x Urban Industry collaboration tee puts a Sixties spin on the modern workplace.

Urban Industry have chosen Ultrarama! as the first brand to collaborate with.

Priced at £25 and available online exclusively at Urban Industry!

Nonoloa is a creative platform designing clothing from urban art.

Juanjo, Nonoloa:

“We launch a new collection every 6 months building on the creations of urban artists working under Nonoloa’s art direction”.

Our artists include:

• nano 4814, eltono and Nuria [Spain], last summer at the Tate Modern Urban Art Exhibition.

• Boris Hoppek: German artist living in Barcelona, creator of the bimbo sculptures.

• ipunx: dancefloor destroyers from Germany

• G.O.D. collective [Spain], founders of BELIO magazine

• Eva Solano [Spain]

• Gabriel Moreno [Spain]

and more: Steve Tsang [UK], a1one [Teheran], borraska [Spain], Boxmati [Lebanon], Tono Merinero [Spain], etc.

They’re getting ready to drop a new site and a ffffffresh new season of designs in the next few weeks, so until they are ready why not enjoy up to 50% off the entire Negrete range!

For a limited time, they’re offering you a chance to goad the recession by getting yourself a proper bargain.

Remember, it’s FREE SHIPPING WORLDWIDE as well so there’s no excuse to not grab a classic!

More Karmaloop updates! New holiday gear from Artful Dodger and Crooks & Castles.

The Crooks Holiday Season highlights some beautifully constructed outerwear that will be hitting the site later this week, including cut & sew satin jackets and embroidered hoodies.

Artful Dodger has completely rebranded itself with a new logo and new style courtesy of the Jiggaman, JAY-Z. The new Holiday collection features nice flannel button-downs, sick perforated leather jackets, and slick wet nylon vests.