The minds behind The Chopping Block are proud to introduce it’s evil prodigy, Chop Shop! A one stop shop for all like minded individuals, looking for the latest in clothing that satisfies your nerdly cravings without you having to say it.

We put it on a shirt, you put it on your chest and it does the speaking. From obscure sci fi references to clever type designs, we’ll do what it takes to make you unsettlingly proud of your garb.

We also plan on taking over all Class M planets with our interplanetary poster design, industrial design and original art prints. So stay tuned and keep your eyes sharp cause this is the shop to find some seriously original work that won’t be found anywhere else. Take a look at our Featured Artist page to get an idea of who is and will be making some custom designs for us. And the list is only going to get larger with the best in the industry.

And don’t forget to sign up for our newsletter or subscribe to our our RSS feed to keep in touch with what’s going on! Remember, with shirts like these, who needs pants.

Four years ago Jan Kruse, Malte Kaune and Wiebke Schultz started their fight against the evil in the world and founded the “Human Empire”. Since then the designs by “Human Empire” make our world look much brighter every day!

One year ago their own store was opened in Hamburg, Germany. Where Jan and Malte also run their graphic-agency.The motives are colourfull and friendly and they are often inspired of graphic designs from the 50ies, 60ies and 70ies.

They are printed on t-shirts, sweatshirts and hooded sweatshirts of American Apparel, which means eco-friendly as well as “employee-friendly” shirts.

Haesnik is a new Label from Munich,Germany. It was founded by three students to create something new and to push the streetwear in europe, especially in germany.

Their philosophy is to produce high qualitiy fashion with exceeding/remarkable designs and graphics.
Not only a limited edition a year, the whole haesnik collection, every piece is limited!

Urban couture is the new category!

Today people talk about exclusive labels, because these brands are very expensive.
But that is not the only description for exclusiveness!

Limited editions and global designs are the “haesnik”- keys.

So if you like to wear something rare and unfrequent, go haesnik.

ShirtADay is not just another t-shirt website. They’re unique in regards to their sales model and pricing structure. ShirtADay sells a different t-shirt each day. Designs are createdin house by ShirtADay designers and others are submitted by visitors to the site. Anyone submits a design which is chosen earns 1/3 of the profits for that day’s sales. It’s a good way to make a few bucks and your get your design out into the world.

The real uniqueness behind ShirtADay’s model isn’t just that they sell a different shirt every day, it’s that as more shirts are sold, the more everyone saves. Shirts typically start between $13 - 15 at the beginning of the day. As more shirts are sold throughout the day, the refund amount grows. After the shirt has closed and the day is over, the final refund amount is calculated and then it is refunded to all customers within 24 hours. This is a direct refund to their account or credit card and not some lame site credit. Some shirts in the past have been as cheap as 8.08.

Now you might be thinking that these can’t be high quality shirts, but they are. ShirtADay only prints on Hanes Tagless or Gildan Ultra Cotton 6.1 oz tees. None of those thin 5.6 oz or lighter shirts. And they use a real screen printing press, so no iron-ons or anything of that sort.

ShirtADay just believes in offering great prices to their customers, so check them out. If you don’t like today’s shirt then you can always check back tomorrow, or the day after that. They also have a section where you can review and vote on past designs as well as review and vote user submitted potential future designs.

Mashmarket is a loose collective based in the Northern capital of Helsinki. We are a gang of young heads with the aim to mix our creative skills with low-key entrepreneurial endeavors.

Mashmarket was jumpstarted a while ago to provide a platform for mashing up elements from both local and global sources around the phenomenon that today goes by the name of street culture. We support prophets and thieves who stick to their guns and keep on pushing their limits, be it in the field of art, design, graffiti, fashion, music or whatnot.

Mashmarket.com is our official site, where you’ll have direct contact to us 24/7. The page is divided in two sections:

1) The store showcasing thoroughly selected brands and products from around the world.
2) The blog covering features, interviews, mixtapes/remixes and random dailies delivered with rascal attitude.

In the real world outside the interweb abyss you might catch us building an exhibition here, arranging night-running extravaganzas there or street-hustling on your neighborhood corner.

Peace be with you,

Mashmarket crew

TRoundup, or T-Shirt Roundup, is a blog run by Colin Newcomer (me). Colin is a hip youngster from the popular town of York, Pennsylvania. He enjoys long walks on the beach, as well as having a passion (some would say obsession) with everything related to t-shirts. This passion shines through in troundup, which is a daily updated blog featuring some of the best t-shirts on the internet.

Colin started troundup with the hope of having fun and bringing attention to some of the best shirts and companies around. This dream is slowly becoming realized, as more and more people learn about and enjoy troundup. Colin has a relatively broad taste in t-shirts, but his likes can mainly be defined as artistic t-shirts, quirky humor t-shirts, t-shirts with meaning, and anything else that is really cool. On the flip side, Colin abhores shirts from companies like T-Shirt Hell, and you can bet on never seeing any similar shirts on the blog.

Colin hopes you enjoyed this introduction, and that you will check troundup out, and maybe even tell all your friends. Colin would also like you to know that he normally does not speak (or type) in third person.

We live, work, and play in Los Angeles, California. What gets us up in the morning is the thought of making shirts that people will love. It’s always exciting to get a package in the mail with one, two, or maybe even three funny & stylish shirts. And we’re here to generate that kind of excitement.

We proudly design and print all the shirts ourselves. Every shirt represents a “wouldn’t that make a cool t-shirt?” or “I always wanted to put _____ on a shirt!” moment that is eventually realized on paper or pixel and finally hand-printed onto cotton. With every new addition to our collection, which we update at least every month, we grow a little more excited about being able to do what we do.

Most of our shirts are printed on American Apparel tees, which are probably the softest t-shirts out there.  They fit and feel like vintage tees and are produced just around the corner from us in a 100% sweatshop free environment.

A.M.P Street was born on the streets of Bangkok in 2002. Its activities reflect the influences and notions of the city and its people. Heavy influences come from urban cultures such as punk, graphic design, graffiti, skateboard and the art of tattooing.

A.M.P is inspired by their environment and takes every day life as inspiration for their art-forms. These include stencil art on- as well as off street, tattoo designs and the creation of wearable art. The products range from t-shirts, caps, denim, backpacks to belts and wallets.

All these products are produced in very limited amount ranging from 100 - 200 pieces per item. Once sold out they are never being reproduced. A.M.P specialized in hand screen-printing. They produce new designs and products on a weekly basis.

Street Sophistication meets Artistic Addiction in the presentation of Alador and Smith’s introductory Spring and Summer 2007 collections.

Founded and conceptualized by New York natives Pascal Alouidor, Derek Smith, Steve Cover, and Jamal Reid, Alador & Smith (A&S) is a contemporary, art-conscious and graphically-driven collection featuring premium tees, thermals, polo’s, and hoodies that reflect a hip sensibility and chic swagger.

The collection, based on the acronym S.M.I.T.H, So Many Intelligent Themes, that targets the 18-35 year old male consumers, tastemakers and trendsetters alike, includes savvy and street wise sayings like “Every Dog Has Its Day”, “Rags to Riches”, and “Bright Light Influenced.” The price points for the Spring 2007 Collection, are moderate ranging from $45 for tees to $85 for hoodies and position A&S to fulfill their niche’s demand for luxury-inspired high-end garments at affordable prices.

Currently launching in boutiques in Montreal, Japan, New York, Los Angeles, and several other cities across the country, Alador & Smith is making its big debut to high-end department stores, influential boutiques and specialty stores in major cities across the US as well as oversees in London, Tokyo, and Berlin this year. A&S has also developed a strong online consumer following that allows the freedom to customize the A&S collection to his or her personal desires.

The A&S collection has been featured in lifestyle magazines such as Ramp, the Ave, XXL, and Kicksclusive. In addition, it has been and continues to be a popular garment of choice by celebrities and TV hosts on both MTV2 and BET, even featured on NBC News. With the eye of the contemporary fashion industry already on the A&S brand, it will
continue to be a mainstay in the specialty-brand market, providing one-of-a kind garments for years to come.

This blog was oringinally started in June 2006 just as a German language blog and later translated into English. Now the two languages are running at the same time.

This blog is dedicated to everything about hats, caps, bandanas and everything else in this niche. Recently I changed my style and now I blog more pics and less text. That helped me to write on a daily basis. I started this blog to promote my headwear shop, but later it developed kind of an own life. You will find everything from the latest New Era fitted caps, beanies, trucker caps (they still exist) and everything else that covers your head.