I just have to take a break from my regularly scheduled t-shirt line review to bring you what may possible be the t-shirt of the year. And I know what you are thinking…..how can you make that claim in January? It’s easy, when you see this shirt, you will understand completely.
If you have been to the Overload before, you know that we are a fan of clean design. Color coronations and subject matter can go a long way even if the designs are considered simplistic. Complexity is not a requirement for good t-shirt design. Devicious is a great example of what I’m talking about.
I can’t remember where I first heard about or came across the three t-shirt offerings by Terminus. I made sure I bookmarked them so I would know to go back and look again later. The funny thing is… when I came back to check them out, it appears Terminus has taken on a whole new meaning.
It’s easy to find t-shirts to buy on the internet if you are friendly, but what about if you are a freak? Being a freak can sometimes present obstacles when trying to shop and find clothing that matches your freaky style. Well, I’ve got good news….I’ve found a t-shirt line that works for both friends and freaks….
A lot of you peeps are buying t-shirts right now like they are going out of style. Christmas time is one of the best times of the year to load up on tees because of all the sales and special deals. You can really rack up if you play your cards right. This is also the time of year that you can justify buying t-shirts for others to help spread the t-shirt obsession around. What if you were able to buy t-shirts cheap….as gifts or for yourself…and give to charity all at once??? Thanks to Design Give you can.
Designers absolutely love typographical t-shirts. This infatuation has been going on for a very long time. The type tee can be a wonderful thing when it is done correctly. PSDFan recently came up with a list of 30 stylish typography t-shirts that you’ll want to check out…
That was a mouthful of a title but I had to do it. I was running through the various t-shirt related news sites and I came across some subject matters that were familiar. Basically, the three things that caught my eye were related to previous posts on Color Overload. So let’s all take a trip down memory lane….
Ript Apparel seems to be getting better with age. I have followed these guys for a while now and some of their latest prints have to be hits. The colors and designs are so compelling…
As I sat down to prepare the Halloween edition post for Color Overload, I started to think this may be tougher than I thought. With the increasingly popular trend of gruesome designs including zombies and guts, you might think it’s Halloween year-round in our world. 
Why do we see the majority of new clothing lines with single color prints on their t-shirts? It’s pretty simple economics…it’s much cheaper. The only problem with that is, a single color design is much harder to sell with people or a high quality multicolor designs in the t-shirt marketplace.