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Love the colors and placement on this Kaleidoscope Tshirt by Das Monk. It’s full of whimsy and available for $49.95 on Supermarket.

If you dig character tees and graffiti, you’ll probably dig the Writers Tshirt by Guy Vernes. It’s a nice overlap of styles: studio and street. Available for €29.95

The Blue Collar Tshirt by IMU features IMU’s logo printed in a grey/blue/aqua plaid pattern. It’s a visually interesting approach that almost makes it look like you’re looking through the logo. I like it. And you can get it now for $25.

Gingham USA by Turk and Taylor is a solidly simple tee. I love it. I was never partial to gingham…but in this color, on this Tshirt, and in this shape, I’m definitely a fan. And it’s currently on sale for $20.

I love this Primary Triangle T-shirt by Jessalin Beutler. It looks awesome and is made to order. Each of Jessalin’s tees is hand-painted and therefore unique. Every one of them is a wearable work of art that I would love to have in my wardrobe. This is the one that first grabbed me…and at just $25, it’s a steal. I’m sure I’ll be posting a lot more of her tees here soon.

Stars is not the kind of T-shirt I’m normally drawn to…but I like it for some reason. It’s available for £60 from Folk Clothing.

This Reused Yarn T-shirt is another eco-friendly MUJI joint. It’s not a graphic T-shirt but each one is unique due to the pattern created by the varied colors of yarn. I just posted MUJI’s Ochiwata T-shirt a few days ago; neither of these are new but both were overlooked on this blog for far too long. You can purchase it for $19.50.

Acid Rain by Emil Kozak is bloody fresh and costs a bloody €35.

If you’ve been into T-shirts as long as I have, then you’ll definitely have heard of Crownfarmer which, I’m happy to report, has just returned from hiatus. If you haven’t heard of it until now, then you’re in for a wonderful surprise; founded by Bob Kronbauer and now partnered with ClubMumble.com, Crownfarmer is sure to deliver a bevy of well-designed goods. I’m already in love with one of its early releases, this Tony Larson T-shirt [designed by Tony Larson, of course]. I also love the colors…which you probably could have guessed by looking around this blog.

I’m a big fan of Woodgrain…so naturally, I fell in love with this tee by Keren Richter for Blood is the New Black. It’s a few seasons old but it still feels fresh. [I don't usually refer to "seasons" when it comes to T-shirts, but BITB is a more fashionable label than most.] Unfortunately, it’s currently only available in a women’s size extra small on their website, but maybe they’ll re-stock. This tee uses a discharge printing technique which leaves the shirt smooth (and soft) to the touch. I copped my Woodgrain T-shirt a couple of years ago, despite a slight aversion to all-over prints.