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99 Cents is one of Print Liberation’s new recession-themed tees. It’s reminiscent of the dollar stores to which it pays tribute and is fairly easy on the wallet for only $17.99 at PrintLiberation.com.

I love it when a graphic Tshirt also happens to be a type Tshirt. DJ by Palmer Cash is just such a tee…and you can buy it for $19.97.

I’m Notworking™ is the official tee for the first Glug London event of 2010. As of the writing of this post, it looks like the shirt — by one of the event’s sponsors, Studio Output — will only be available at the event itself. I’m not sure of the price just yet…but if it ever becomes available online, I’ll be sure to update! I came to learn about this by way of my homeys at Milk & Eggs Co.; not only do they have great taste, they make great goods!

According to its description, this Vampire Cheerleaders On Acid Tshirt heralds a banned film of the same name by Moe Brown. I’m not even going to bother verifying it because I just really want to believe that it’s true. In any case, it makes for a great Tshirt. It’s by GritFX and you can get it for $22 from GritFX’s Popcorn Classics shop.

I’ve known about this Destroy Tshirt by Ryan McGinness for quite some time but hadn’t come across a suitable photo for posting it here…until now. The shirt in this photo is modeled by Brian Shevlin of Year of the Tshirt; he’s committed himself to wearing a different Tshirt every day of the year, photographing himself in said shirt, and archiving it online for posterity. (In case you’re curious, he wore this one on January 25th.) Pretty cool. Anyway, I’ve been a fan of Ryan McGinness for years and years now and have been coveting this tee ever since I first saw it at Printed Matter, of which I’ve also long been a fan. You can buy it from their online store for $50 — $45 if you’re a member. By the way, the links (to the Tshirt) in this post link directly to a size Large, but you can browse Printed Matter’s online catalog for other sizes and shirts! Also: it’s purely by coincidence that I’m posting a green tee on St. Patrick’s Day. Or maybe it’s luck.

I’m pretty sure the latest Peace Tshirt on Threadless has three times the peace of most other peace-themed shirts. There’s a dove holding an olive branch and throwing a peace sign. Awesome. It was designed by Andy Gonsalves and you can get it for $18.

Weigh Anchors is another solid nautical themed tee by Handsome Supply Co. Available for $28.

I Love Command Z. Truly, I do…and if you’re a designer or even just someone who works on computers every now and then, there’s a good chance that you do, too. And if not, you should! You can spread the love for $19.99 at Von Roxy.

The Flags Tshirt by Dear Creatures is awesome because even though the print is just a bunch of triangles on a shirt, you know exactly what it’s supposed to be. Available for $32 from Penelope’s.

The Class of 2010 Tshirt by Skullastic is one of many they have available inspired by band logos; this one takes its inspiration from The Clash. There’s great brand consistency here. And don’t feel like you have to graduate this year in order to rock it; life is a school and the world is a classroom. You can buy it for $20.10.