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I’m digging the Links Tshirt by Generic Youth. It features what I assume is Generic Youth’s secondary logo; I’ve seen it elsewhere on their website and like the look of it. Their main logo is cool, too, of course…but the best thing about GY has to be their concept. They take abandoned / deadstocked fabrics and create one-off items. I’ve even seen this particular tee, cut up and sewn together with other fabrics to create something extremely unique. I’m a fan of the company, the concept, and the shirt which is available for $28.

The Viva 2 Tshirt, designed by Greg ‘Pnut’ Galinsky, is actually a sequel to another shirt (hence the 2 in its name). Both are lovely. This one features a larger print on a light, cactus green tee. Available for $25 at Red Choo Choo.

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 Shrimp Sauce Logo Tshirt is pretty straightforward. If you dig the logo, you’ll dig the tee. I dig the logo; I’m intrigued by Shrimp Sauce’s southern gothic style which is evident in their logo. And it’s on sale for $14.

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.

Nobody Is Sicker Than Me. Nobody. What I really like about this shirt is its double meaning. It’s a Seinfeld reference, of course, in which George Costanza obsesses over illness. But the word “sick” is also a slang for “cool”, “dope”, “fresh”, “tight”, “rad”, “awesome”, and especially “ill”…among others. Given the design of this tee, I’m sure its creator had that in mind. Available for $20 from 80sTees.

The FLOC Crest Tshirt is a limited edition, as is all of FLOC’s products. Each of their designs is limited to 113 (which is what you get when you ad the longitude and latitude of NYC together). I dig the prints on this tee — front and back — and the way it appears specially treated to fit super comfortably. It looks like there are only a few left in stock, so you might still be able to purchase one for $25.

The DWNTWN Skyline Tshirt promotes both the city of San Francisco and the skate shop. You can grab one for $18. Incidentally, 4fifteen — friend, sponsor of our latest giveaway, and creator of the SF Street Signs Tshirt — has a photo installation together with Travis Jensen going up at DWNTWN Skate Supply this weekend. The show is called, Welcome to San Franpsycho and its opening reception (which is this coming Saturday and which you can RSVP to here if you’re on Facebook) will spawn a limited edition collab shirt with DWNTWN SF x 4Fifteen x Travis Jensen x Frank Chu. If you’re local, I highly recommend you check it out…and even if you can’t make it to the reception, you should swing by for the installation which should be up for a couple of months.

Meet McMalfi. This character tee was printed especially for the grand opening of the FriendsWithYou flagship boutique in December 2009. Available for $35.

This Typejockeys T-shirt is one of a few available sporting the official Typejockeys logo. Typejockeys is an Austrian graphic and type design company with some nice work under their belt; I really love their logotype which was first shown to me by my homeys over at FIC some time ago. It appears they have increased the selection of colorways in both mens and womens sizes since then. You can get one for €20.