Of all the Charlie Browns in the world, you are the Charlie Browniest.

Charlie Brown's shirt, $22, 80sTees

Pure brilliance. i want one.
Available here

Cornetto!

$22, Found Item clothing
As worn by Nick Frost in Shaun of the Dead. Allegedly, he kept his genitals shaved throughout the production of the movie to create the genuine need to scratch that his character demanded. Any further comments are blatantly unneccessary. get it here.


and as an extra bonus, the ZombAid shirt worn by the cunt from coldplay™ in the same movie:



$22, get it here.

Great shirts hiding in lowbrow places

LMNOtees, $17, buy it here.

The best shirt among the (mostly) lame joke shirts at LMNO tees. It's a couple years old, but i keep going back to it, so it's shaping up to be a classic. The concept is pretty simple, the phrase "I'm hiding" printed on a camo tee highlighting the total uselessness of traditional camouflage in urban areas. (hey, US army airport security, i'm talking to you!) there's a couple other gems too, such as this shirt celebrating the joys of pig meat:


LMNOtees, $17, buy it here.

The robot tee project

My good friends at the Bergen-based Norwegian quirk shop "ROBOT" and graphic designer Martin Kvamme are unveiling a new line of super limited edition t-shirts this week. Ten well-respected norwegian graphic designers and agencies (Are Kleivan, Blank Blank, Grandpeople, Kim Hiorthøy, Martin Kvamme, Non Format , Rui Tenreiro, Superlow, Teipu & Yokoland) were given free reigns to do a one colour white-on black design, each printed in a limited quantity of ten women's and ten men's shirts, for a grand total of 200 shirts. basically, these shirts will be sold only at Vika Kino, oslo for a 2 day period (the 10th & 11th of May) during "visueltdagene 07", a yearly arrangement to celebrate Norwegian visual communication by the national graphic design organization GRAFILL.

however, if you're unable show up in Norway on such short notice, you might be able to score a shirt by contacting Henrik Svanevik (henrik@transformatorlyd.com) from the ROBOT shop if you're lucky. i have no idea what they cost, but i'm assured that they're relatively cheap, this being an idealistic project and all.

Later this year, ROBOTBUTIKKEN promises to build on this concept by offering future collections from norwegian and international designers through the official robot website. (it's not up yet, so stay tuned by friending robot @ myspace). Who knows, this could be huge.