Also check out their other designs, their selection isn’t too big, but they have some great looking art.

Anyway, I’m back with a vengeance. One of my biggest passions (besides t-shirts of course) is without a doubt movies. So I’m combining both these passions to bring you a list of 25 really cool t-shirts for some really great movies.

Ultra complex schematics on how to destroy a Death Star

Adamantium, the element that makes Wolverines skeleton. Just FYI, this girl is also a mutant. Her superpower is melting hearts.

The standoff scene between Mr Pink and Mr White from Reservoir Dogs.

Vincent and Jules from Pulp Fiction shoot right through you.

“Why are you wearing that stupid man suit?” – From Donnie Darko. Amazing movie, great design.

The king of bad-ass, Dirty Harry.

Maria, the robot from the black and white silent classic Metropolis. Beautiful t-shirt image.

Don’t wanna break that first rule…

The infamous spoiler t-shirt.

ET phoning home. Really great and original design.

The logo for Emmanuel Zorg’s multinational that tries to make a deal with the Great Evil in The Fifth Element.

Really scary image from The Exorcist. Major classic!

Shawshank State Prison T-Shirt inspired by Shawshank Redemption.

Great logo from Ridley Scott’s sci-fi mega-classic Blade Runner.

The record store’s logo from High Fidelity.

Weyland-Yutani Corp. Building Better Worlds. (At least until the aliens stick to your face and blast out of your chest!) From Alien.

Another really cool logo inspired by Tarantino’s Kill Bill.

One of the coolest movies ever. Into the wild.

Props to Wes Anderson for his fantastic and wacky adventures. Great movie.

This t-shirt goes to 11. The classic design from This is Spinal Tap.

Sgt. Bob Barnes quote from war classic Platoon.

The sandworm from Tim Burton’s Beetle Juice.

Yippee ki-yay, motherfucker! Nakatomi Towers logo from Die Hard.

Famous suspenseful scene from psycho.

Abide The Dude. From The Big Lebowski

Hello Rewind is a new startup company that does just that. Not only that, but they do it while aiding women rescued from sex trafficking, which I honestly had no idea was such a serious problem in the US until I read their blog.

Anyway, their site looks ready good, and judging from the photos, the notebook sleeves are high quality so go ahead and take a minute to check them out.

Anyway, sorry for the post delay but I’ve been home for almost a week now and I guess I’m practically cured, so I might as well post something.

I crossed my fingers as I did a quick search for “Appendix T-Shirt” but curiously I was already oddly assured that I was going to find something that would be in context with this post. And of course the Internet didn’t disappoint:

All of these and more can be found at CafePress. For more t-shirts related to medical stuff, be sure to check out MedTees.

Check it out below and vote for it at DBH so that the design becomes chosen for sale.

Really cool idea!

Shirtcity has some really nice and designs for the occasion, and you can use this $5 off cupon code that’s available until the 28th of February (yes, it’s a little after Valentine’s Day but whatever…). Here’s my personal favorite.

Aww, so sweet right? (Cute Shirtcity model girl, will you be my Valentine?)

From ChoiceShirts comes this really nice High on Love T-Shirt:

“My Valentine” T-Shirt also from ChoiceShirts:

Zazzle as usual also packs a lot of cool Valentine’s Day T-Shirts:

CafePress has this Love T-Shirt amongst many many other great designs:

Last but not least, and in case you’re one of those persons that doesn’t really like Valentine’s Day, for whatever reason, there’s also a T-Shirt for you:

That’s it for now, I’ll probably post some more Valentine’s Day T-Shirts as the day comes closer and stores start putting out more promos for the day, so be sure to stay tuned.

If you wish to help, please consider buying a t-shirt from the following sites that are offering a percentage (as high as 100%) of the proceedings to Haiti relief funds.

Halo creators Bungie, have a very cool Be a Hero T-shirt with profits going to the red cross and Haiti:

The folks over at CafePress have a Haiti Relief store with some very nice t-shirts and all profits go out to Haiti relief:

I Love Haiti Fundraising Shirt from the people at Herbivore Clothing. They will be donating 100% of all sold T-Shirts to Haiti:

Feed the Hungry T-Shirt from Pyknic Clothing will be donating 75% of sales of this shirt to the people of Haiti:

These are just to name a few, you can check out some more help Haiti t-shirts on Coty Gonzales, Tcritic and Hide Your Arms.

If you can donate money, google has set up a website with links to the major humanitarian organizations aiding Haiti.

The following list contains some of the t-shirt blogs I’ve been following for a while.

Hide Your Arms is certainly one of the best t-shirt blogs out there. The man behind it is Andy, and he’s a blogging machine, putting out several posts a day for most of the blogs existence. As the name implies, the blog also covers hoodies, track jackets, sweaters, sweatshirts, jackets, you name it. This is definitely one for your bookmarks or RSS Reader.

Another t-shirt blogging force is Coty Gonzales. He reviews a lot of indie t-shirt brands and all you’ll hear about Coty is nothing but praise. The posts come in multiple times a day and he’s even created an online show called Co-tee TV. (man, i wish my name allowed me to do a pun like that ;-)

Tcritic by Karl Long is probably the t-shirt blog with most exposure according to some web metrics sites and it’s certainly deserved. The blog is very picture oriented and you’ll find great t-shirts and posts in no time.

By Derek comes Taddict, a great blogger with a really great writing style. He doesn’t blog as often as the previous bloggers but when he does you can expect some quality content and some fine t-shirts.

Cottonable is another t-shirt blog that I read, it’s manned by a few different people but their post quality is always top notch. Their blog is also really well designed and organized and you’ll certainly find some interesting links and t-shirts there.

Coloroverload is also a great blog to find some cool t-shirts, the focus is a little more oriented to artsy t-shirts and the post frequency is not as high as the others but they’re certainly worth the wait.

PreShrunk is Jason Cosper‘s t-shirt blog. After considering abandoning it it early this year it seems though he’ll continue on. And we’re glad, because his posts are really funny and he’s kind of a tech guy like myself.

There are probably hundreds more blogs about t-shirts but I’m focusing just on the ones I read regularly. Some of these guys have posted some lists of t-shirt blogs where you can find out some more if you so wish.

Coloroverload has a Top 30 T-Shirt blogs (part2, part3).

Hide Your Arms has a Top 160 t-shirt blog list. (!)

Also, on most of these sites, you can check out their links to other sites because most of them are t-shirt related and you’ll certainly find some nice gems there.

That’s it, there are enough t-shirt related posts on all these sites to make you read for months. Enjoy!

For those of us that are t-shirt buyers, a cool t-shirt is almost like an extension of our own personality, our moods, our likes and dislikes. It transmits a little piece of ourselves onto the world.

My name is Luís, I’m 28 years old, and I’ve been collecting and wearing T-Shirts for as long as I remember. Despite that, my collection never seems to grow too much because I’m a firm believer that t-shirts were meant to be worn and eventually worn out. My t-shirts can be found on my drawers or on myself. I don’t hang them on walls and I don’t keep them inside plastic bags. I say wear them until they’re gone.

On this blog I’ll post anything and everything I feel that can be enjoyed by other t-shirt lovers like myself, and I believe we are a lot. I hope to eventually get feedback from you, the community. Send us your stories, links to funny t-shirts, pictures of your latest T-Shirt acquisitions or anything you feel should be shared amongst us.

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