I pondered how I would verbally describe Jeremyville for quite some time. Then I got up. I grabbed a beer. I sat back down. I sipped. Thought some more. I dripped some beer bottle perspiration on my keyboard. I cursed. I thought a bit more. And still nothing.... Jeremyville defies words. The whole concept is just...extremely freakin' cool. So instead of having a mediocre attempt of my own, I thought I might turn to the big man himself to let a few words out about what Jeremyville is all about. The excerpt that follows is directly taken from an interview with J'Ville back in '03.

The Jeremy brand has always been more an art/design project rather than fashion, as I find 'fashion' quite limiting in its constraints and following of trends and market dictates. I always want to remain a bit separate from the 'fashion mainstream', and to tackle the solution from my own perspective, and with my own visual signature. Remember, I approached the clothing caper as an architecturally trained, newspaper editor/illustrator and graphic designer, rather than from any fashion school, so it's bound to reflect that.

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I was just e-flicking through one of my favourite e-newsletters of all time, the one released by Springwise every week, when one the articles reached out and e-slapped me in the side of the face to rudely remind of one ...

There's a bunch of great and undiscovered designers floggin' their wares on ebay.com.au. This fine specimen packs some real punch ... It's a design sold exclusively on ebay by Nikdenim, an Aussie online fashion retailer. This graphic features a young lout hurling a bunch of coloured flowers, in place of the all-too-common image of a maliciously projected molotov cocktail. Now it's your chance to be a lover not a fighter too! Read the rest...

In a similar vein to the all-hailed Threadless crew, the Defunker dudes thought it would be good idea to help out all those unnoticed and under-rated t-shirt designers out there. The result; an online tee store with a very cool bunch of unique t-shirts available at extremely reasonable prices. Here's a couple to whet your appetite... Defunker: Really good clothing.
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Okay okay, I'll admit it, I stumbled across this site and it made no sense to me whatsoever. Why? Because all ze artikels on it were written in ze German. I couldn't understand ze words at all. And Babel Fish wasn't really helping me out that much. No matter. I figured that a picture tells a thousand words...regardless of the dialect. So look at the pictures I did, and look at these pretty ones I found! This little gem is one of the many fun designs from the crew at HRoyal. Those jolly Germans call this particular design Bambus. Read the rest....

With the number of accessories whizzing in front of our consumerist eyes, I am a little hesitant to present yet another product designed for Apple's @#$%* iPod. But then again, how many tshirts do you have in your wardrobe right now that can willingly hold an intelligible conversation with you? So say g'day to the iShirt. Read the rest here...

This one will make you feel nice and toasty, it's the latest t-shirt creation from a youthful chap by the name of Sir Chris, the brains behind a youthful company by the name of Breadlegs. Read on...

Hey hey kids. Making stuff is fun. Admit it, the thought of making those dodgy artworks out of dried macaroni and glitter back in Grade 3 afternoon craft sessions still brings a sense of esteemed achievement to the surface. There's a certain sense of satisfaction one feels when a DIY project is successful. Without some decent, and often quite expensive equipment, it is difficult to design and print your own custom tees that does not reek of amateur aromas. Til now, anyways.... Say hello to the NEHOC Screen Printing Kit . Read all about it here....

It's not a coincidence that cringe and syringe rhyme. Getting your obligatory injections from your the local GP bites big time. But just in case you didn't know, it doesn't hurt at all to inject your 2 cents worth ...