A t-shirt by Cory Remjeske titled Watch The Snow Fall made with plastisol ink and a chino additive for softness

tags:

• short sleeves
• , tee shirts
• , threadless
• , snow
• , clothing
• , womens
• , kids
• , graphic t
• , night sky
• , american apparel

A t-shirt by Chow Hon Lam titled Exit made with plastisol ink, 5-color screen print, a chino additive for softness and over-sized printing

tags:

• short sleeves
• , womens
• , gray
• , grey
• , exit
• , unisex
• , graphic tee
• , american apparel
• , yellow
• , crewneck

Totemic design printed on 50/50 poly-cotton burnout fabric, slim fit. For a little larger size try our men's black dancing shirt (it's exactly the same cut, just a little roomier). Hand-printed in Philadelphia. Machine wash cold, minimal shrinkage. Also available in white with beige print and in blue with blue print.

tags:

• neutral
• , tee
• , print
• , t-shirt
• , pattern
• , shirt
• , totem
• , casual
• , tshirts
• , unisex

Holoubek Studios began in 1962 when Verne Holoubek began airbrushing custom designs on garments. The idea that a person could make a statement with his or her clothing was born. Artwork on shirts became widely popular. In order to keep up with production demands, Verne was one of the first to develop the heat transfer. Soon the t-shirt became the focus of American fashion. Moving forward to 2005, our company still holds the same values and focus; allowing individuals to make a statement by providing appealing design on quality garments. By continuing to use a variety of fabrication styles and design genres, our innovative product appeals to consumers across many markets.

tags:

• tops
• , womens
• , tee
• , streetwear
• , casual
• , mens
• , tshirts
• , fashion
• , heavy rotation
• , hip-hop