If i wanted to buy cool tshirts online from Australian sources i would look where?
(Please don't say google)
Monday, October 08, 2007
This should go in my facebook question thing, but all the same
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If i wanted to buy cool tshirts online from Australian sources i would look where?
(Please don't say google)
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You could give www.redbubble.com.au a try. I'm in the process of putting some stuff together to flog there, and have already ordered one to see what the quality of the shirts were like (not too bad). There's a fair mix of stuff, so it's worth a look.
Cheers,
Simon
I dig the shirts at www.brownpapertiger.com - yes they are Australian! Discovered them at the Sydney Writer's Festival zine fair this year and the two shirts I bought became instant favourites.
http://www.redbubble.com/people/nonstop/clothing
Ignore the preview pics with the weird boxes around them.
But I do recommend having a look around the rest of redbubble. The actual shirts look and feel very nice.
Mark!
Sydney just had a Shirt Festival and you can find all the local shirt designers at http://www.shirty07.com/ as well as the subsequent online auction. Sydney comicker Pat Grant was among them.
"People Like Us" is a Sydney based group. Their designs come from all over (eg. Brandon Reese), but their packaging is amazing - earlier releases come in a shoebox of goodies, whilst later releases come in tote bags filled with artist info, postcards, stickers and lollies > http://www.peoplelikeuscollective.com/
Meet Tyrone (Sydney)> http://www.myspace.com/meet_tyrone
Via Alley (Sydney) > http://www.viaalley.com
(boutique, not exclusively Aussie wares)
Limedrop (Melbourne) > www.limedrop.com.au
happy shopping!
m.
*cough*
http://www.redbubble.com/people/thefrase/clothing
*cough*
(keep an eye on Red Bubble though, as I predict it's going to be one to watch as the quality of art improves)
you might like hamb? Or even just have a look at some of the artist links off the rose st market website
The redbubble one is really good.
thanks for the tips and the pointing in the right direction
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