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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’m breaking convention here (which I hardly ever do) in terms of what I’m posting and how I’m presenting it. I have an excellent reason, though: The Warriors: Triple Gang Box Set by Dark Bunny Tees. I don’t usually feature more than one shirt at a time but all three of the tees in the set are pretty sweet…and you can only get two of the three by purchasing the entire set…so that’s what I’m posting. And instead of posting pics of all three shirts or choosing one to highlight, I decided to include a photo of the box set’s amazing and exclusive VHS case packaging. Click through to take a closer look at the packaging and individual shirts. It really is something special. You can buy the set for £75.

The King Kong Company T-shirt is an homage to the movie Taxi Driver; it’s based on the patch seen on Travis Bickle’s jacket. This is a sweet shirt even without the movie reference. You can buy it for £18 from Last Exit to Nowhere.

Why Waltz When You Can Rock & Roll is more of a statement than a question. I’ve nothing against classical music, but this T-shirt here is all about Rock & Roll. And hunting vampires. (It’s inspired by a shirt in the film, Lost Boys, you see.) This particular cinematic recreation is made by our go-to guys for cinematic recreations: Found Item Clothing…and you can grab it for $21.95.

This Zaire ’74 T-shirt is different than others you may have seen. How so? This isn’t just a tribute to the legendary festival it references; it’s the officially licensed T-shirt for the Soul Power film — a documentary by Jeffrey Levy-Hinte chronicling Zaire ’74 using original 1974 footage! The Soul Power logo is even on the back. Click through to have a closer look. You can buy it in “antique white” for $38 or in either white or black for $26 — all exclusively from MissWit.

You can also win this T-shirt in white AND the Soul Power DVD for FREE! All you have to do to enter is:

Add me on Facebook AND add MissWit on Facebook — then leave a comment below. [If you're already a fan of both pages, you must still leave a comment.] That’s all it takes to enter to win the officially licensed Soul Power / Zaire ’74 T-shirt and DVD for free!



If you’re on twitter, please help spread the word by tweeting the following (click to tweet): Win the official Soul Power Tshirt and DVD for FREE from @MissWit and @ATshirtBlog! Here’s how to enter: http://bit.ly/9jwYI4

The deadline for entries is at 6pm PST on Sunday, February 7th, 2010.
Winner will be announced here shortly thereafter and contacted directly for shipping info.

Good luck and thank you for participating!
Special thanks to MissWit for making this possible.

This giveaway is now over. Congratulations to Steve for winning the giveaway! Thanks to all who entered! The next giveaway will be up soon!

Beer. This T-shirt is awesome for a few different reasons. First, I love the generic quality of it. Second, it was in Repo Man (which circles back to its generic quality — one of the most notable things about this cult film was the bevy of generic products featured within it). Third, it says “beer.” Grab this for $21.95 from Found Item Clothing.

You can also win this AND two beer koozies (pictured below) for FREE!
There are three ways to enter:

1. Subscribe to the RSS feed and leave a comment below specifying your size; if you’re already subscribed, just the comment will do.
2. Follow me on Twitter and tweet the following (click to tweet): Win @founditem’s Beer T-shirt in @ATshirtBlog’s Giveaway! http://bit.ly/52jMBv
3. Add me on Facebook and write on my wall; alternatively, you can like/comment on the wall post which links back to this giveaway (after adding me).

And that’s it! The more ways you enter, the greater your chances of winning Found Item Clothing’s Beer T-shirt and (collapsible) beer koozies for free!



The deadline for entries is at 6pm PST on Sunday, January 31st, 2010.
Winner will be announced here shortly thereafter and contacted directly for shipping info.

Good luck and thank you for participating!
Special thanks to Found Item Clothing for making this possible.

This giveaway is now over. Congratulations to Kirk W. for winning!
Thanks to all who entered!

Mr. ET is the kind of ’80s mash-up that I like to see. And it’s long overdue. Designed by Andrew Jeffrey Wright, you can scoop this up for $22 at Park Life.

The Bridges-Boxleitner Light Cycles T-shirt brings one word to mind: TRON. Actually, it also brings Harley-Davidson to mind. But mostly TRON. Get it for $15.99+ from ThinkGeek.

Sonicless in Seattle by 4th & Forever reminded me once again that It’s Just Not OK. Different concept. Same bitter pain of loss. Available for $18.99.

Notorious by Brooklyn Sky is a mash-up and a tribute two 20th century icons: Alfred Hitchcock (and, more specifically, his film: Notorious…) and Christopher Wallace aka Notorious B.I.G. aka Biggie Smalls. I am a huge fan of both. Hitchcock’s iconic silhouette / logo was adapted to match Biggie’s profile; the likeness is unmistakable. Let’s hope this tee, priced at $32, will be available for purchase on Brooklyn Sky’s website soon.