T-shirt courtesy of HolidayMatinee

The people who are involved in this company are people who believe in what they do, and are behind every step they take whatever direction that might be. They have the right attitude to succeed, and they have the material to prove it. They live by the motto, “Love your work. Work your love.” I’m a big fan of quotes and this is definitely one I will think twice about. Loving what you do is very important, and I think it’s so sad to think that there are people out there that just work for the sake of working, and don’t know the difference between ‘making money’, and ‘a job’.

After huge success, Holiday Matinee has just launched a new store that gives a major nod to Mother Earth. Check it out at SupermarkerHQ. In particular, don’t miss their Artist Series which helps to lower carbon footprint, improves air quality and reduces utility bills by donating 100% of the proceeds to Plant-It2020. Each purchase will help plant, maintain and protect twenty trees. All Artist series shirts are printed on tagless 100% organic American Apparel T-shirts such as this one:

T-shirt courtesy of HolidayMatinee

This shirt is called ‘Words’ and I love it. I sometimes go through those phases when you repeat a word numerous times till you think to yourself, what does this word even mean? Where did it come from and why is that associated with it’s particular meaning. Why do we not call piano’s waffles, and had someone named the piano a waffle from the start it would be completely normal to say “I’m going to go practice the waffle”. That’s why I enjoy this shirt because it’s just a whole bunch of words. One word may not necessarily mean anything, but when put together create meaning. Well the words on this shirt are juts so random that even though they are a bunch of words in the same place, it still makes no sense. That’s the way I sometimes feel about words, meaning and life. That’s why I tend to make up my own words more often than not

Thanks Holiday Matinee!

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Grab this tee from Lucky Brand Jeans for $34

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CommonThreadz not only has nice looking t-shirts, but they also donate one school uniform to a child in a developing nation for each shirt you buy (which makes the $38 per tee price tag much more justified).

It seems like more and more of these “buy a tee and we will donate” companies are popping up all the time. Thankfully the business model seems to be working.

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Each tee has a theme, global warming, peace, conservation… ect… And 10% of the proceeds from each of those tees is donated to a cause related to… you guessed it! The theme of the tee.

So Cnchnz, this is a great idea, lets just spruce up the designs a little more, ok?

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Alright, so I don’t think you would ever catch me wearing this tee. But it looks good on this girl. It looks really good. Well, you get the point.

It’s from Karma Threads and they are donating 10% of the proceeds to Susan B. Anthony for the cure.

image: Karma Threads

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Fresh Fauxx has come out with two posters to raise money for the 34,000 dead, 245,000 injured and 4.8 million displaced in China. All proceeds from the posters will be given to the Canadian Red Cross.

It’s always nice knowing that your money is going to a good cause.

If you’d rather support the Canadian Red Cross directly, you can do so at https://www.paypaq.com/redcross/new/index.php.

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These arn’t t-shirts, but I figured that you all would be interested anyways. Freelance designer Eric Smith was recently diagnosed with cancer and started a project called Live Now supporting the Live Strong Foundation.

Check out some of his posters. These should definitely be made into tees.

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If you’re graphic artist (or maybe you like to call yourself a tee designer), you’re invited to submit your submission. Click here for more detail about the competition. Total prize of $450 in form cash and gift card are waiting for you!

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I love this design from Threadless. It’s showing what we’re doing to the environment currently, what it was like in the past and how it will be in the future.

Seriously everyone, stop throwing your cans on the ground and recycle, it really isn’t that hard (Not that anyone that reads The Daily Tee would do that, but tell your friends!).

Anyways, I just placed my order for this one. Plus I got 5 new tees from DBH in the mail today – reviews coming next week (well if I can find the cord to my camera)!

P.S. I have been accumulating a pretty big pile of sample tees from various shirt companies. I’m thinking that I need to start having contests and giving these out to you guys (the only reason I get them is because you all read this site, so you all deserve them more than I do!) So if anyone has any creative (that’s how I like it) contest/raffle ideas, let me know!

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This Project Blue tee is by Propaganda. I never really can get enough of those tees that show what’s above and (more importantly) below the water.

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