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!

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.

innerTee has just launched this Fall and is a community based t-shirt remixing site. Just like a DJ mixes beats you can mix your own style at innerTee.

From the crazy minds of Miles Sims & Jamie Fisher innerTee is all about promoting our artists from around the globe and giving you control. Any of the art can be mixed and remixed on any kind of apparel, with any other artists, any way you like it.

Then when its right, share any of your art or mixes by posting it up on your blog, myspace or where ever you want it. And, you earn karma points for being part of the community, so what are you waiting for?

Timewarp T-shirts is a unique independent designer retro and modern t-shirt shop.

Fresh movie, music, graphic design and old school styles with a message. Fear and Loathing, Reservoir Dogs, Project Mayhem and Glock & Roll shirts with attitude. Apparel includes t-shrts, sweatshirts, tank tops, raglans, jerseys, hats and gift items such as mugs and mouse pads.

The Fluo has been around since November 2005, with a 3 kings and queen team. The Fluo look is inspired by drum beating make you wanna shake that ass music, beautiful life, urban culture and art.

We pride ourselves in having a part of the past on our shirts. Tons of retro, funky and latin flavor in these Tees.

All of the designs are straight from the funky heads at Fluo. Your not going to see this funk finesse anywhere else. Newtro is our technique, new and some retro.

The constant ever flowing beat in your veins, the place you love, the place where you want to be. Don’t stop till you get enough, no one is here to stop you. That’s our Fluo.

Whats your Fluo?

Cartel Goods is a premier US-based Streetwear store that carries brands such as IRAK NY, Crooks and Castles, Diamond Supply Co., Maharishi, Staple Design, The Hundreds, Rockers NYC, Mighty Healthy and many others.

The site includes both a robust collection of gear - and - a blog designated to cover the Cartel Goods World. The site updates bi-quarterly - and - also creates limited runs of collaborative goods with the site’s existing brands. The site was designed by 530 Medialab out of Long Beach CA.