Patrick, my mate from Progress Wear, is having a clearance sale. Four of tees, “The Christian Right is Neither,” “God Bless America (and the rest of the world),” “Intelligent Design is Stupid” and “Believer in Science” are on sale for $12.99, ...

Ziraxia is a community driven tshirt label. Each tshirt design is "user generated", with most designs relating to the overarching cute alien theme of the Ziraxia brand. The way it works is the tried and tested model - independant artists ...

It's not often you find a tee that not only looks sharp, but actually enhances your lifestyle in some way other than the obvious.... I'm sure it comes as no surprise this tee originated in Australia. Say g'day to the twist ...

Yes! An artistic label with a smattering of randomness, some earthiness, and some due diligence towards our environment. It's an eclectic mix of designs and morals which make up the Co7 label, but for me, it works harder than ...

Medicore Clothing is a having a sale exclusive to Tshirt Alert visitors. Just enter the code TSHIRTALERT for 20% of any purchase from the Medicore Clothing store. Check out Medicore Clothing now.

With the slogan coolafied tshirts, you'd be made not to expect a bit of light-hearted fun. Perusing the AAITSKI! range was the most fun I've had sitting down in quite a while. But I won't sit here and dwell on the ...

Vague Clothing's had a new range out for a little while now. Pictured below is the foray of fresh designs, they each come in a bunch more vibrant colours (the spectrum reminds me of a pack of Fruit Tingles). As a gesture ...

Alex from Artcotic hollered out a few weeks back to say yo! The Artcotic label is based on a collaboration of artists who share a common style. From what I have seen thus far, the range is a little darker, a ...

The Aussies amongst you may remember our good mate Remo. Usually on Sundays I like to sleep in, but if I lived in Sydney, on Sunday 10th August I'd be jogging along with the masses to take part in The Sun ...

The Pope has just finished cruising Australian streets his hotted-up bullet-proof pope-mobile. It figures that an event of this stature, and demanding a frenzy of media attention, would ellicit a response from the tshirt underworld sooner or later. Check out ...