Influenced by wild imaginations, cartoons, and fashion styles from Japan and Europe, designer Slim Mils and marketing guru Barry Sales started Brinca in 2001 quietly introducing the collection through the underground circuit of indie hipsters, lower east side art fanatics, and the sneaker obsessed everywhere—all whom have given the brand a firm nod of approval. Brinca currently houses a small collection of tees and hoodies for men and women that will make you laugh, think, and even create a little controversy.

Since its humble beginnings, Brinca has increased the number of their chill-inspired and standoffish designs, which include, “Bush”, “Osama”, and “BLING”, all vibrant and colorful, with the ability to visually “speak” or be simply comical.

Brinca is excited and motivated to make its mark on the fashion industry. Mils and Sales look to the past and present of the streetwear culture, affairs of the world, and their own personal experiences for inspiration when constructing designer concepts. Much like many of life’s events, they maintain the elements of shock and splendor in their products to give the line a dual feeling- you can grab a “Redrum” tee when feeling mellow or a “Bush” tee when you’re feeling outrageous. This ironically, mimics the personalities of the two owners: Barry Sales, the mellow and Slim Mils, the outrageous. The duality will surely bring this brand success.

Indie Threads is a new(ish) social networking website dedicated to folks in the indie clothing business and fans of indie clothing.

People can join the site for free and find new friends and some of their favorite t-shops. They also have the opportunity to take place in member exclusive contests and comment in the blog.

We also have a small store section that’s continually growing.

Axid is a new company by Joy and her friends. Our tees are very unique and cool. We sell printed T-shirts which are exclusively sold online. Our items are produced in only limited quantities of 300 pieces.

All of Axid t-shirts are designed by me. My name is Joy. I’m an independant artist who lives in Bangkok Thailand (Asia). I graduated from industrial design school, than worked as a graphic designer for an American company. What I did there was mostly commercial web design and I realized the designs my boss and the clients want are very very very simple while my head is full of ideas. Then I found the way out by opening my own t-shirt company.

Our goal is to tell our ideas, stories and impressions to the world. My inspiration comes from daily life experience like the trees in the park, movies, music or my pet. We want to tell these stories by using tees as our medium of choice and I hope that my tees will spread worldwide. I would love to see our tees are worn by people from all around the world.

Clear Cut Case is an online shop for “selected streetwear”. It focuses on short- and long-sleeve shirts with outstanding designs as well as out-of-the-ordinary training tops and hoodies.

In addition to offering well-known brands, Clear Cut Case also contains new, selected labels from all over the world. Shirts worn by not just anybody.

Our brands are: 101 Aparel, 102 porciento, Addict, Carhartt, Commune, DeerBLN, Dephect, Exact Science, Forvert, Gsus, Hannatilda, Heavy Rotation, Human Empire, Illustrated People, Imaginary Foundation, mootwo, pan:uu, Poketo, RAPT, Red Rabbit, Revolution, Soul Rebel, Tank Theory, Ubiquity, Whipping Floyd, from march/april: 2K, Supremebeing, Matix, The QuietLife, ontour, Ucon

Facade is an independent streetwear label that was started by two UC Berkeley architecture students.

Their seemingly controversial slogan, “Appearance is everything” was inspired by their studies in architecture where the facade of a building should simply be a reflection of the inner structures. They want people to reflect their inner selves on the outside through what they do and wear, therefore appearce is everything.

A wide selection of major and minor streetwear brands. A nice broad range of products on a friendly and clear website.

A refreshing break from the normal mess that an Urban / Streetwear website normally comes across as. The site targets the UK market and due to it’s offline presence is able to carry some brands on it’s site that other ‘online only’ shops are not allowed to. Well worth a look!

SoleGallery.com is an online collection of elements in the streetwear culture, with the main philosophy that sneakers (and t-shirts) are art.

Each designed under some influence and inspiration of the world around the artist. Everything has a story. Sometimes it’s the artist’s story, while other times the individual who wears, collect or showcase the goods.

SoleGallery.com is an online art gallery displaying exhibits of work. Some products and lines will come and go (like limited shows), while others will be permanent installations of the virtual gallery halls.

Sole Gallery’s curator promises to seek out products and stories that are the right fit for this experience.

Each shirt is hand-treated after printing so no two shirts are alike. The graphics are strong and layered without a heavy feel of ink build-up; in fact, most of the shirts use a process that strips color off the shirt as well as adding it on.

The graphics themselves are a blend of mythical creatures, ethnic patterns, and tattoos from all over the world. The subtle color of the graphics, attention to feel and fit, and individual attention to every piece is what makes Deathhippie unique. We’ve sought out the finest cotton and colors for our designs. The Tees are soft, thin and very comfortable.

Simply the most interesting italian e-shop for street deluxe & avant-garde.
Rare & cool stuff.

Such as: TST japan sneakers, Swear, Schmoove in limited editions, Puma Mihara, Puma Rudolf Dassler, Biba Tavares, Pharmacy Industry, Madson Discount, Malph, Ed Hardy, Melody Maker, Momaboma and more.

What makes verve-magazine so special is the shop, the photo features - a unique interactive shopping area in each fashion editorial, where you can click on selected pieces and buy them straight from the photos.

Comment from us:
This is how shopping should be. Every style and design freak should give it a shot and check it out. As nice as online shopping can get today.