Streetshirts.co.uk is the brainchild of Steven Winn. The company was founded in 2006 and has quickly grown to become the UK’s leading custom t-shirt site with like for like sales growing by 288% in the last year. The company now employs 15 people at its base in Bradford and was recently shortlisted in inaugural Drapers Etail Awards in the Best Customer Experience category.
Streetshirts.co.uk has growth to become one of the web’s largest online t-shirt and t-shirt printing shops. Through continuing development of our software platform, we now have the most advanced and most flexible t-shirt design tool anywhere.
While most websites offer basic personalisation, Streetshirts offers full vector drawing, vector upload, and font upload as well as the normal text and image prints. Combine this with the fact that Streetshirts lets you design any garment you like with 60 colours of
shirt and 90 materials you really can go wild.
You can create your own ‘you’ fashion line to make garments that are on-trend but also unique to you. Streetshirts t-shirt designer is constantly updated with the latest on-trend assets. Traditional media including Loaded, Cosmopolitan, More, Mix Mag and many more have been going mad for the customised fashion concept.
Will sales growing by hundreds of percent each year, web user are fully behind the growth of Streetshirts. Streetshirts.co.uk is constantly evolving to keep customers inspired. The site incorporates elements of social networking and allows you to share your designs and rate others. There are also plans to develop mini shops for guest designers which
will allow them to launch and market their own virtual fashion collections online.
Streetshirts - you fashion.
AlwaysUrban.com was founded in 2007 to help bring streetwear back to it’s independent roots. When streetwear blew up, many of the biggest companies in the world predictably came running to help boost their street cred and bottom line.
If you are looking for a $300 T-shirt that Justin was wearing in the latest issue of US Weekly, then look elsewhere.
Always Urban is a collection of the top up-and-coming, independent, streetwear brands, it’s just that simple. They are already carrying 15 independent lines, and have partnerships with 15 more, which will kick off by the end of 2007, so the selection will always be unique and fresh.
The future is coming fast for Always Urban with a lot of projects jumping off in 2008. The first Always Urban store is set to open in Chicago’s Andersonville neighborhood during the winter of 2007. Members of the Always Urban crew will also be making appearances coast-to-coast this year in order to support independent art in all its forms.
In order to continue to offer an unmatched selection Always Urban is continually pursuing partnerships with independent brands from all over the globe, and will be introducing many independent local and international brands to the U.S. market for years to come.
Always Urban is working overtime to realize the vision of a collection of the greatest artist-driven, independent fashion available anywhere. If you appreciate the under-appreciated, and your never want to show up at a party looking like a couture clone, then Always Urban definitely has your back.
NODIKTAT is a graphic kolkhoz. In a few words, it’s an informal collective of designers, all gathered on a website to share ideas, talents and projects. So don’t be surprised to find graphic designers cultivating the Larzac plains, illustrators popping up from polders and doodle makers al’arabiatta. We’re very pleased to be part of this happy, visionary and international chaos.
Anyone can point up its work through our blog, photo and video galleries. Even better: Users can shout out how much they love – or not! – what they’ve been proposed*. And always in a simple and funky way!!
*in our 2,0 version, coming soon
Finally, NODIKTAT will edit the community’s artwork on different supports such as clothing, wall sticking, posters… You’ll find all the products by visiting Nodiktat’s shop. Every designer can submit his or her design. Our decision board will debate around the aperitif, edit the product and give royalties to authors.
All products are manufactured in a quality production cycle, taking into consideration ethical issues. The Important Thing: our products are limited edition only! About 100 pieces per item.
Distribution is done on Internet through our website, and –thanks- the community helps us a lot. However, we want to be present in some big European shops that could boost our fame and reputation. Rome, Madrid, Berlin, Oslo… Here we come!! For now, on the information highway, Welcome to the www.Nodiktat.com plaza!
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.
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.
We’ve been designing and selling our range of urban inspired tees (and occasionally other stuff) since summer 2005.
The site has just been re-designed and now includes downloadable desktops and a pretty sweet gallery of street art we’ve run into on our travels. So even if our current tees don’t rock your world we’re hoping there’s something to make you stay for more than a blink.
We currently use Spreadshirt to fulfil our t-shirt orders and have great faith in the quality of the tees they use and the level of satusfaction they allow us to pass on people who buy our tees.
We’re always adding new designs and have some cool new features and prize giving away type stuff coming soon.
Be smart, be simian.
Monsieur T. is a streetwear brand based in Portland, Oregon. It was put up in 2004 by Quentin T. who was born in raised in France. Influenced by music and extreme sports like skateboarding and snowboarding, the designs reflect the kind of lifestyle that is now part of his life.
Although it is a relatively young company, its website shows a potential to gaining a wider audience in the long run.
The shop section shows all the t-shirts in its collection. To help shoppers make their decisions easier, each shirt is labeled whether it is on sale or currently sold out. It saves them the frustration of finding out that the product is out of stock only after they have paid for it. Also, the products are divided between collections for males and females which makes it even easier to navigate the shop.
The shop policies are neatly outlined at the info section. They are straight-to-the-point which make them easier to understand than the usual policies which are filled with too much legal jargon.
Meanwhile, if you are interested to buy their products and would like to know where to get them, the site has a section on the list of retailers. They are divided into online retailers and those based in the United States and worldwide. They come with essential contact details like their addresses and websites, making it easier to locate them.
But aside from the website itself, the brand’s strength lies in the uniqueness and simplicity of their designs and their willingness to collaborate with artists and create designs with them. It ensures not only having a variety of designs but also the cool factor that the artists can add to an already cool product.
Beautiful/Decay’s format is revolutionary in that it documents the convergence of fine art, graffiti, design and other relevant forms of art; exposing the magazine’s diverse readership to mediums that are not juxtaposed in any other independent publication. Over the last decade Beautiful/Decay has garnered a reputation for breaking never-before-seen artists, covering fine art with a youthful and informed point of view and being “THE” go-to handbook for Creative Directors in the know.
Founded on the theory that “if you can’t find it, make it”, Beautiful/Decay began as a small black & white zine started by Amir H. Fallah and high school friend Jay Littleton in the quiet suburbs of Fairfax Virginia in 1996. Taking the name from a quote by artist Barry Mcgee (Twist) in graffiti zine 12oz. Prophet, “Beautiful/Decay” described everything Amir loved about emerging art and underground culture. Since then, Amir and his partners, Ben Osher and Fubz, have taken the publication from a black & white zine with a 3000 copy circulation to a full color glossy publication with an international distribution of more than 40,000 copies. The bi-coastal publication has branched out to create Beautiful/Decay branded books, curate art shows, develop event sponsorship programs, as well as launch a highly sought after artist’s series apparel line and various limited edition products.
Serving as a trendsetting resource for curators, Creative Directors, collectors, and the like, Beautiful/Decay delivers the best in emerging art, design, music, and fashion to its readers.
Beautiful/Decay Shop specializes in carrying clothing, books, and accessories by independent artist based brands. The shop also carries Beautiful/Decays own artist based line which features clothing collaborations with featured artists from the magazine.
ShirtStain.com came into existence when owner, Sean Kirkpatrick, noticed an abundance of great t-shirt designs all over the internet going unprinted.
Constantly thinking “Man, I want that shirt, why isn’t it getting printed?” he took matters into his own hands. He set out to deliver a growing collection of unique shirts that were attractive, artistic and most important of all… affordable. By printing the shirts himself, Sean could cut out the middleman and print on high quality shirts while keeping the price down.
This is the season to give AND receive. Shirtstain is making it easy to do both! Until December 31st, when you buy one shirt at regular price, you get the second one for only 5 bucks! Keep them both or give one to your friend. Nothing could be more perfect. And with the addition of not 3, but 4 new designs, you are sure to find something for everyone.
Just place 2 shirts in your shopping cart and enter in the coupon code: humbug to receive the discount.
All of the shirts are printed on sweatshop free American Apparel t-shirts.
Threadless is without a doubt one of the most well-known t-shirt brands today. It began in late 2000 by the two Jakes, Jake Nickell and Jacob DaHart after Jake Nickell won a t-shirt competition in London. What started out as a hobby has now become a massive success.
The way threadless works is that users submit their designs and other users can vote for them. The best designs then get the chance to be printed. The creator of the chosen design gets a cash prize along with a gift certificate so they can buy some of their own shirts. The designer’s name will also be mentioned on the site giving him/her proper credit.
They have a massive selection of tees on their site that are new, on sale and reprinted. Reprints are those shirts that get enough votes to get reprinted. However, only a few of tees are printed each time which makes them more exclusive.
Aside from the catalog, visitors can browse the t-shirts by size. From small to double-XL, visitors can find the design they like in a size that fits them. The categories are also divided among the kinds of tees. From guys shirts to hoodies and so on.
Visit the mother of all t-shirt stores at www.threadless.com.