Showing posts with label 80s t-shirts. Show all posts
Showing posts with label 80s t-shirts. Show all posts

Friday, March 14, 2008

ClockWork Orange T-shirt Design

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Clockwork Orange is decidedly one of my all time favorite movies. Stanley Kubrick gives us a look of a familiar future, where delinquents are ''persuaded'' to conform to society. Now I always wanted a Clockwork Orange t-shirt, but I figured it was a little bit dated. Today I received this new design which gives a new approach to the famous movie and I just had to share with you.

Kanted Style, a featured Wordans Designer who offers movie themed t-shirts, proposes a unique take on the film with his ''spilled milk'' design, showing our anti-hero's face drowning in spilled milk and oranges. This cool new design is ready to print for you to wear on your own custom movie t-shirt.




If you have any ideas for cool movie t-shirts, or any designs your aching to share, just add a comment below or drop us an e-mail!

Come check out the movie inspired t-shirt store at the Kanted Style boutique.



Till next time!

Sunday, February 17, 2008

New Designs for your custom t-shirt




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Hey t-shirt fans! Spring is coming, it's time to start strutting your stuff and show off your cool new original t-shirt! Check out these new designs submitted by graphic designers from Montreal and across North America! Customize your own t-shirt with these original designs. The spitfire bomber is a sample from our featured designer's collection, check him out at the funk boutique

I love the René Lévesque t-shirt, a popular take on our famous Quebec politician. Many see him as a national hero, others as a troublemaker. The fact remains that he gave hope and brought foward a great debate for the Canadian people. Make a stand and express your opinions with your own custom tee shirt. Fno Designs has just opened shop, an emerging designer from Montreal. He has many cool designs and is submitting new ones every day! Come check him out at fnodesigns

Wordans America has joined Deviant Art, Delicious and Digg, so if you like our concept, don't forget to Digg us! With wordans.com, you can custom print your on t shirt, hoodie and more. We use American Apparel for the best quality and color selections.

You can create your own custom shop and submit designs like these for yourself and start selling to the world. Even if your not the most talented designer, promote your website, company, charity or sports team by selling clothes to your image. It's free!

I'll be posting more news and cool designs very shortly, so keep checking the blog!

Antoine

Tuesday, October 16, 2007

Are we a culture of nostalgia?

The 80s were about standing out, the 90s were about speaking out ... what are the 2000s about?

I would wager to say that we are a culture of nostalgia. Rather than having a defining style or personality of our own, we instead have instead sought to emulate past generations, especially through our clothing.

Working for a custom t-shirt company has taught me that people love custom t-shi80s t-shirtsrts that are tied in some way to nostalgia. While new designs are artistic and definitely hold some merit, the top sellers at most custom t-shirt companies still seem to be those that drive our nostalgia. These custom t-shirts that sell the best are the ones that remind us of some special moment in our childhood or a television show, movie character, cartoon that made us happy. 80s t-shirts are a great example of this. Whether it's Mr. T, Big Bird, Ghostbusters or Jem and the Holograms, we wear our 80s t-shirts proudly because they identify us with our past.

It is interesting how custom t-shirts has sprung up with the popularity of the internet. What used to be just something that we wore as kids, has now defined us as adults. We love using custom t-shirts to express our silly side, to show our nostalgia and to identify us with our past. We're proud of 80s t-shirts because we're proud of 80s culture.


He Man - Master of the Universe
I wonder what the future generations will wear on their custom t-shirts? Will they have a generation they can feel proud of? What are we leaving behind?

Have a t-shirt design you want to submit? Express yourself and your generation.