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.

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.

Fantastic Blognanza is a blog about t-shirts and also other things that they want to share with you. The contributors are three college students (Joe, John, and Greg) who double as t-shirt entrepreneurs.

Turning their passion of wearing t-shirts into a passion for creating and writing about them, they started Fantastic Bonanza, an online t-shirt store, and Fantastic Blognanza, a blog. Besides frequently updating about t-shirts that strike their eclectic fancy and posting detailed reviews of the shirts they buy, they also chime in with unique perspectives on art, the internet, and the industry of t-shirt creation.

Teees.com is a source of all short sleeved goodness including

- t-shirts
- polos
- hands-on reviews
- community features
- periodical newsletters

The site is maintained by a couple of norwegian creatives, and is aimed at delivering the best of the best for all short-sleeve and t-shirt lovers and buyers. Teees.com is regularly updated, and has a large base of loyal readers. The site has been up since late 2005, and one of the main features is the hands-on reviews, giving the readers first hand info on products in regards to quality and style.

Tcritic isn’t just another blog that talks about t-shirts until the topic goes stale. A twist to this blog that keeps it from becoming just another blog on the internet is its twisted sense of humor. A lot of the t-shirts featured there are so funny that visitors can’t help but want to get their hands on them.

Another example of the blog’s sense of humor is its page called Tshirt War. Everytime somebody visits its main page, two user submitted designs are randomly displayed. Visitors of the website can then vote which of the two they like most. Votes are continually compiled and tallied. The shirts with most wins are displayed on the ‘Winningest’
page while those with most losses go to the so-called ‘Losingest’
page. Statistics are displayed below the image of each shirt, including the total votes, number of wins and losses as well as its winning percentage.

Each blog entry is placed in its appropriate category. So if for example a visitor is more interested in finding reviews by category instead of the date it was posted, then it can make a particular kind of shirt easier to find. Categories range from the seemingly normal like the ‘Videogame T-shirts’ category to the ‘Best T-Shirt Ever.’
There is also a category called ‘Should be a T’ which highlights non-t-shirt designs that the author thinks should also be printed on t-shirts.

The blog is maintained by San Francisco based blogger Karl Long.
Needless to say, it’s his sense of humor that’s flooding the pages of the entire site. He even sometimes poses for a picture while wearing a t-shirt submitted to him.

All in all, the site successfully packs humor and great t-shirts in one. Not bad something that is supposed to be just a hobby. Check it at www.tcritic.com.

Preshrunk is a t-shirt blog written by Jason Cosper. It is updated on a regular basis and has been online since December 2004. Each post contains a short review of the featured product along with an image of it.

A great feature on the site is that at the end of each post the price of the product, the mode of payment, a link to the brand’s website, and the available sizes of the shirt are listed. It’s a great time-saver and definitely makes life easier for those who are on a shopping spree.

The design is clean and simple and without the unnecessary bells and whistles other bloggers choose to put on their sites.

Aside from the features Jason Cosper’s way of writing rocks. He writes in an in-your-face and irreverent manner that makes reading his reviews a joy.

So, if you’re looking for a t-shirt site that’s filled with fresh writing and reviews of nothing else but t-shirts, then visit Preshrunk.

SELEKKT.com is catching the most creative and extraordinary t-shirt artwork from allover the world. Being featured on SELEKKT.com means to belong to the latest and freshest stuff.

We are a bunch of designers, illustrators and streetwear junkies from Barcelona, Frankfurt and Berlin. And we are spending every free minute SELEKKTing the web out there to find the stuff we are greeding for. But maybe you realized

Every month we measure between 10,000 to 15,000 readers visiting our site and clicking our links. For everyone being featured on SELEKKT.com this normally means some quite noticeable traffic. And that is exactly what we want: Drawing attention to the rare high-quality-independent-small label-and-designer-stuff made by people with exceptional ideas.

Most people have some sort of “addiction”. For some it’s chocolate, for others sneakers, smoking, drinking etc…

T-shirts and art are this blogs’zines’ addiction.

addicTEEd was born in Dec 2005 and is dedicated finding the latest and best (subject to debate) graphic t-shirt designs.

Think of it as an archive of good t-shirt designs- a filter of the thousands of designs out there.

addicTEEd means t-shirts and a dose of art.

Tshirt Island is a urban fashion blog published by Rangga ArtMedia. Since middle 2006 we have been blogging solely about T-shirts and we’re happy to do so.

Tshirt Island was born with two goals: first, to provide fresh info for T-shirt lovers. Some infos you can expect from us including new T-shirts and shops launched, reviews of unusual T-shirt designs and promo offers made by sellers. We try to keep our blog updated (almost) every day and gives valuable infos to visitors. In the end, we hope to be one-stop place for everyone before shop for some cool tees.

Our second goal is to help promoting urban and indie clothing brand. We have spotted many great urban T-shirts with low marketing budget and we are here to help them give free publications. We welcome every T-shirt sellers to come and “ping us!”. If we think you’re good, you deserve a positive publication.

Find your favorite T-shirt to buy on Tshirt Island, because this is a T-shirt blog.

Hide Your Arms is a blog that focuses on discovering and promoting the best sleeved clothing that is available from independent labels and designers on the internet. This includes hoodies, track jackets and sweaters.

Since its in January 2006 HYA has come to be respected by its peers, readers and the clothing labels that are featured. The blog has grown from its original remit and now provides readers with news of sales, new releases, hands-on reviews, and occasional interviews with designers and store owners. Whilst the focus at HYA will always be on sleeved-clothing, high quality t-shirts are also featured.

HYA has only one staff member (the all-powerful Andy), this helps to give consistency of opinion throughout the website. This helps regular readers to interact on a more personal level. In the past there have also been guest posts by respected tee bloggers, who were allowed to forget about tees and cover their arms for a change by telling the readers about their favourite hoodie. Also, since there is only one main writer, the readers know who to blame when I forget to write a post!