NEW TEES AND PRINTS SPECIAL

Rumours of sunshine might have been greatly exaggerated in some parts of our fairest land (the term "it's grim up north" has been exemplified this year, so far), but we can see the light at the end of the tunnel. That means it's tee time.

A selection of prints and cuts from the usual suspects of Brixton, By Parra, Carhartt WIP, Deus, Dickies, Edwin and Obey offers easy to adventurous avenues for those in need of a new piece.

Ever wanted to rep the inventor of Karaoke machine and seminal electronic outfit Death in Vegas at the same time? Edwin's Daisuke Tee offers a rare chance to do just that. Box cut goodness, with an infectious smile to boot. 

Again, for fans of music and smiles the Happy Boombox tee from Obey is a must have. Classic fit bold graphic tee. Looks dead happy doesn't he, Mr. Boombox.

Lush.

Surrealist bird art your thing? Piet Parra keeps it consistent with Drop 1 of the SS24 collection placing his pop stylings across a few boxy fits. Not usually one for graphics? Spread those wistful wings with one of the many avian offerings.

Early adopter of the gardencore trend? Well shoutouts Dr. Greenthumb Dickies are sowing the seeds of joy with a selection of regular fit graphic tees. If you're a daily affirmations guy or gal then this Herndon Tee is for you.  "Plant good seeds & keep growing", thanks t-shirt, very cool!

Hardcore punk and fishing, big fans of that. Brixton's Bass Brains collection channels that DC scene aggression and Jim Phillips' screaming hand-esque graphics in to an on the water front-fish bait enthusiast's tee of choice.  

Deus do their best to visualise the spooky nether realm of music in the Transmission Tee. Fans of the brand will know the heavyweight loose fit tees are some of the best on the market, loose and gestural. Groovy.

Finally, the consistent bunch at Carhartt WIP offer a totally tubular time in the form of the Tube Tee. It's Carhartt so it's good. That's it, that's the sell.

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