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20% Off EVERYTHING At Redbubble! Today Only!

Today, get 20% OFF all products at Redbubble. Use the promo code “BANANAS” to get your savings. The deal begins now and runs through 8pm tonight.

You can get all kinds of cool designs on tshirts, hoodies, and more…. and do it today with a bit of savings. Check out below at some of the cool designs.

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Fashion Spotlight: Long Live Kuvira, Can’t Get Rid of a Bob-omb, and The Heart Of Heartless

Ript Apparel has three new designs today. Long Live Kuvira, Can’t Get Rid of a Bob-omb, and The Heart Of Heartless from adho1982, AtomicRocket, and TonyCenteno will be for sale on April 1, 2015 only!

 

Long Live Kuvira by adho1982

Long Live Kuvira

Can’t Get Rid of a Bob-omb by AtomicRocket

Can't Get Rid of a Bob-omb

The Heart Of Heartless by TonyCenteno

The Heart Of Heartless

 

 

 

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Fashion Spotlight: ECTO-1 Service and Repair Manual, Bessie Service and Repair Manual, and Banshee Service and Repair Manual

Ript Apparel has three new designs today. ECTO-1 Service and Repair Manual, Bessie Service and Repair Manual, and Banshee Service and Repair Manual from adho1982 will be for sale on March 30, 2015 only!

 

ECTO-1 Service and Repair Manual by adho1982

ECTO-1 Service and Repair Manual

Bessie Service and Repair Manual by adho1982

Bessie Service and Repair Manual

Banshee Service and Repair Manual by adho1982

Banshee Service and Repair Manual

 

 

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Five Four and Marvel Entertainment to Bring Elevated and Confident Apparel to Menswear Market

Five Four and Marvel Entertainment will launch a series of elevated and confident men’s apparel capsule collections that bring together Marvel’s iconic legacy, Super Hero characters and storytelling with fashion-forward innovation.

The debut of Five Four and Marvel collection, launching April 1, 2015, draws inspiration from Marvel’s vast catalog of iconic characters and consists of outerwear, dress shirts, graphic tees and accessories. The style is subtle and refined, and plays on the personality behind a Marvel Super Hero. From reversible shirts and hidden pockets, to classic Avengers emblems and comics hidden in the inside lining of the clothing, each item in the capsule is classic in appearance but unique in detail.

In addition to the capsule, Five Four and Marvel will be launching an exclusive exhibition pop-up in New York City to celebrate and showcase the brand new collection. Located at Openhouse Gallery in the Lower East Side, the pop-up will be open from March 26, 2015 – March 29, 2015 and will host a series of events for Five Four Club members.

All Five Four and Marvel collections will be made available exclusively to new Five Four Club members and will focus on extending the iconic character-based entertainment brand into contemporary fashion. Monthly memberships retail for $60 and come with full outfits based on members’ style preferences. For more information on Five Four, please visit www.fivefourclub.com.

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T-shirts That Only Doctor Who Fans Will Get

Below is a guest post showcasing some awesome Doctor Who inspired clothing! – Management

BBC’s Doctor Who has become rather mainstream in recent years, which is but a testament to its excellence. While actors and writers have come and gone, the show and its concept remain. Old fans carry on, as enthusiastic as ever. New fans arrive in droves.

For every real fan, old or new, there’s nothing like a t-shirt with a Doctor Who reference to delight them.

Even better if the reference is not too obvious that only other fans will recognize it.

There are tons – probably literally – of Doctor Who t-shirts you can buy, but here are five of my favorites, not in the least because you’ll probably make meet new friends who get the reference.

There’s More on the Inside

There's More on the InsideEvery Doctor Who fan always keeps an ear open for that distinctive sound the TARDIS makes. One day, we all hope to hear it and actually see the blue box materialize out of nowhere.

While we wait for that, this t-shirt design should keep us busy with all Doctor Who-related things – including enemies/monsters. Can you spot “Are you my mummy?”.

Get it here.

A Scream of Silence

A Scream of SilenceThis t-shirt design gives a nicely freaky alien twist to the classic painting that everyone recognizes. When you wear this tee, you will be getting second – or even third – looks for sure. But that’s because people will be wondering what the heck happened.

Unless they’re Doctor Who fans.

Then they’ll probably introduce themselves and/or ask where you got your t-shirt from.

When that happens, tell them to get it here.

Keep Calm and Don’t Blink

Keep Calm and Don't BlinkSo I’m not normally a fan of the “Keep Calm” meme, but every now and then, there’s one that catches my eye.

This “Keep Calm and Don’t Blink” t-shirt may seem innocuous to the uninitiated, but we Whovians know better, right? Good enough that we will actually follow the instructions if we find ourselves face to face with, arguably, the scariest Doctor Who villain.

As simple as this design may be, I think it’s one of the best ones exactly because of its subtlety.

You can get it here.

Hell in High Heels

Hell in High Heels

Another design that is beautifully subtle that non-Whovians won’t get is this official tee, “Hell in High Heels.”

Even if you’re not a high heels person, there’s no reason not to get and wear this tee. In case your memory needs refreshing [SPOILER ALERT], this is from the Episode “The Wedding of River Song”, Season 6 Episode 13.

The Doctor is talking with Churchill, who says, “You mentioned a woman…What’s she like? Attractive, I assume.”

To which the Doctor replied, “Hell. In high heels.”

Just remembering this episode makes my heart thump…

And you know what would be awesome? If you wore this tee, and a gorgeous stranger comes up to you and says, “Hello sweetie.”

Here’s where you can get the t-shirt, and try to be hell in high heels. I say try because how can you match someone like River?

All of Time and Space

All Time and Space

This would make for a pretty cool tattoo, and even non-Whovians would be interested in the design.

For Whovians, though, the simple phrase “All of time and space” can make one’s blood run wild. Or make one’s heart twinge. (Unfortunately we only have one heart and not two, ‘ya know.)

If you’ve already got ink, then you might as well get this as a tattoo – but ask permission from the artist Megan Lara first. If you’re averse to needles (there’s nothing wrong with that), then this t-shirt is the next best thing.

This is where you can buy it.

Regretfully, we’re out of space and time, but hopefully, the above t-shirts will give you enough shopping ideas for the next month.

 

 

 

 

This post was written by Kelvin of Pure Costumes, the site where you can find anything and everything when it comes to dressing up as someone else.

Fashion Spotlight: Linkira, The Legend of Jen, and Temple of Time

Ript Apparel has three designs for The Legend of Zelda fans. Linkira, The Legend of Jen, and Temple of Time from JangoSnow, RyanAstle, and TwistMedia will be for sale on February 10, 2015 only!

Linkira by JangoSnow

Linkira

The Legend of Jen by RyanAstle

The Legend of Jen

Temple of Time by TwistMedia

Temple of Time

 

 

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Fashion Spotlight: Pulporama, When Worlds Collide, and Let’s Destroy ALL Humans, Baby

Ript Apparel has three designs that mixes Futurama with Pulp Fiction, Adventure Time, and Avengers: Age of Ultron. Pulporama, When Worlds Collide, and Let’s Destroy ALL Humans, Baby from melonseta, onebluebird. and AtomicRocket will be for sale on November 16, 2014 only!

Pulporama by melonseta

Pulporama

When Worlds Collide by onebluebird

When Worlds Collide

Let’s Destroy ALL Humans, Baby by AtomicRocket

Let's Destroy ALL Humans, Baby

 

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We Talk Hot Mess With Black Milk’s Cameron Parker

This past week Black Milk Clothing from a land down under released their newest collection titled Hot Mess.  While it included prints from a lot of different bits of pop culture, a lot of it focused on comics.  We got a chance to talk with Black Milk’s very own Cameron Parker about the new collection.

hot messGraphic Policy: This is the first of your releases without a strong central theme.  How did you choose what was going to be included in this collection?

Black Milk:  Themed releases are actually a very recent thing for us – in the past, very few if any of our collections were consciously themed around one thing! What we normally do, and what we have done for this release, is take a look at the gear we have in the works that we really love (and there’s usually a lot of that!) and figure out which pieces we can have ready in time, and which pieces the community are super keen for right now.

GP Can you talk a little bit about the overall design of the items?

BM:  When we’re looking for images to use in our prints, there are definitely certain things we look out for. The best prints to work with are very high resolution, so we can move them around, zoom in, change them and so on, and they are or can be made to be repetitive. It’s much easier to fit a print to a garment if we can move it and repeat it in ways to ensure the best placement.

the jokerGPThis is not the first collection to include prints of comic book cover or interiors on your clothing.  How do you go about choosing specific images/covers/interiors to be collected and printed?

BM:  It’s a combination of things. The first question we ask is always “is this cool to look at, is it going to resonate with people?”. If we can get a ‘yes’ to that, we move on to more functional criteria like is the image we’ve been provided with high enough resolution, are the colours going to print well, and can the pattern be positioned well onto our garments? Finding the right images to put on our gear is definitely a process.

GP: Harley Quinn is one of the most popular characters in comics that people cosplay as, and your collection includes her as well.  Why do you think that this character is so endearing to so many?  Especially that she is actually a villain in most cases.

BM:  The villains are always the fun ones, though! We love a bit of villainy here at Black Milk – our Joker pieces were very popular too. Harley is a very multi-layered character, especially in some of the newer comics like Injustice, and I think her complex and very over-the-top character really resonates with a lot of people. She’s a lot of fun.

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Some feminine Riddlers

GP The Riddler is a little off-the-mark of someone that is considered to be very feminine, yet it influences three of the releases in this collection.  Why did you choose that character?

BM:  The Riddler gear is included because heaps of people in our community asked for it! That’s the great thing about social media, we can ask the people what they want and then, if we can, we’re sometimes able to give it to them.

GP Any more comics related apparel on the way in the future?

BM:  Hopefully! We love working with the iconic images of pop-culture, and would absolutely be interested in creating more comic-book gear.

GPWho plays a better witch – Margaret Hamilton or Emma Watson?

BM:  Personally I think Billie Burke is my kind of witch!

Black Milk Clothing: Hot Mess

Black Milk Clothing, the Australian based clothing company which focuses on quirky, eccentric and beautiful designs for their clothing is launching their newest release titled Hot Mess.  While previous releases have focused around common themes from comics, science-fiction and fantasy genres, this one is the first to combine them together.  This collection therefore does not contain a strong central theme or concept like the others, have, instead being a catch-all of different inspirations, a hot mess!

Check out some of the comic book related designs below.

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