Showing posts with label clothing. Show all posts
Showing posts with label clothing. Show all posts

Incredible Paper Dresses


Sao Paulo based fashion designer Jum Nakao makes impressive dresses out of paper!
Hope they recycled!!!

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Training Dresser


Training Dresser designed by Peter Bristol with drawers shaped to match their contents! Cute!

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Help Japan Tee


InnerSpoken’s special limited edition shirt supports and emphasizes the positive energy being created in the recovery process; all net proceeds will be donated to a relief organization of your choice.

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Bench Advertisement On Bare Thighs


The ad agency DDB Auckland altered benches to press an advertisement for Superette, a clothing chain in New Zealand, into the bare legs of people who sit on them.
They read "Short shorts on sale Superette"

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Nike Clogs


Johnny Kelly painted wooden clogs to look like a pair Nikes for the Nike78 exhibition. Hilarious!

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Invisible Jacket


The detail on this will definitely make people look twice!

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The Ugly Christmas Sweater T-Shirt


A cute spin on those ugly sweaters that your grandma always gives you for christmas!!!

Buy them here.

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4th Amendment Wear


Protest those intrusive TSA X-ray scanners without saying a word, with the 4th Amendment Metallic ink-printed undershirts and underwear. Assert your rights without saying a word.

The concept behind 4th Amendment Wear is simple: to get a few people to think a little more about their constitutional rights. With all the issues surrounding this recent measure, many people have voiced their concern over this intrusive security process. Printed with metallic-based ink, there are shirts, bras, socks and underwear from 4th Amendment Wear that shows the text of the US constitution’s 4th amendment to anyone viewing the screen.

"The clothes are designed as a silent protest against the new reality of being searched to the point where we’re basically naked. We don’t intend for this to be anything more than a thought-provoking way to fuel the debate about safety vs. civil liberties. If we sell a few items, great. But the main intention is to open more dialogue. It’s more of a conceptual piece than anything else."

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State Of The Obvious



A range of products that, as its name suggests, states the obvious...
"The S/O/T/O collection is designed to have a playful, modern and bold brand image which is flexible enough to be adapted across a wide variety of items."

Buy them here.

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Awesome Banksy Halloween Costume



George Schnakenberg’s Halloween costume inspired by Banksy.
For those who don't know who Banksy is, he is the most amazing graffiti artist ever!


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JWT Intern Shirts


Ok this was done a while back but better late than never right?


Anyway, JWT New York had a grueling 10-week summer internship for creatives. They were given daily projects and made to work long hours and weekends.

To prepare them for the intense experience, they were given t-shirts with silkscreen-printed sweat stains and rips that resembled whip marks!

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Food Packaging Into Haute Couture



French designer Katell Gelebart has created a colourful collection of wearable food packaging.

Working with Art D'Eco, a designers' collective that she helped found, DesignBoom reports that Gelebart's motivation to create her line comes from the idea waste is a resource with lots of potential.

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Burger Eclipse Tee


You can look directly at David Schwen’s elegantly whimsical Burger Eclipse tee, complete with subtle sesame seeds, over at Threadless without burning your retinas or packing on the calories.

Buy it here.

(I have a feeling my brother will love this one!)

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Wipe Shirt To Wipe Your iPhone


Designed by design-duo Katsunari and Ami Igarashi.

"Functions as a wiping cloth for your glasses or cell phones, the small black spot is very well position, which still make a nice looking shirt for everyday wear".

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