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T-post
Offbeat news + graphic T-shirt = T-post, the world’s first wearable magazine.
Every six weeks, subscribers receive a new issue in the mail. News story on the inside. Artist interpretation on the front. All-around conversation piece.
T-post.se
Every six weeks, subscribers receive a new issue in the mail. News story on the inside. Artist interpretation on the front. All-around conversation piece.
T-post.se
Designers of T-post
- Issue 46 - Lovisa Burfitt
- Issue 45 - Knotan
- Issue 44 - David Foldvari
- Issue 43 - Dan Has Potential
- Issue 42 - The Eem
- Issue 41 - Letman
- Issue 40 - Esra Roise
- Issue 39 - Ragnar Persson
- Issue 38 - Andy Rementer
- Issue 37 - Kate Moross
- Issue 36 - Von
- Issue 35 - Klaus Haappaniemi
- Issue 34 - Matt Furrie
- Issue 33 - Jarno Kettunen
- Issue 32 - Forma Fantasma
- Issue 31 - Ian Stevenson
- Issue 30 - Hvass & Hannibal
- Issue 29 - Isabelle Boinot
- Issue 28 - French
- Issue 27 - Jeremyville
- Issue 26 - Jason Sho Green
- Issue 25 - Imaginary Foundation
- Issue 24 - Patrik Söderstam
- Issue 23 - Steven Burke
- Issue 22 - Vår
- Issue 21 - Tyra von Zweigbergk
- Issue 20 - Anne-Li Karlsson
Posts
Sweet! Lovisa Burfitt! ;)
ReplyDeletetoo young to be horney
ReplyDeletevery nice
ReplyDeleteum. is the design supposed to be on the inside of the new shirt or is this a misprint? or am i missing something here?
ReplyDeleteI go with misprint or a misguided creative decision. Either way, I'm not too impressed with this one... Jon, UK
ReplyDeleteYeah, mine is the wrong way too.
ReplyDeleteNo, this was no fun at all. Why on earth have even more print on the INSIDE of the T-shirt?
ReplyDeleteOr are you going around and wear it the wrong way and have the text mirrored?
My shirt is printed at the wrong way too. It look like crap!
ReplyDelete"News story on the inside. Artist interpretation on the front." - I also go with print...
ReplyDeleteBothers me a lot that i have to pay for this, i mean, a half-bad shirt once in a while i acceptable but doing this for some kind of conceptual casette shirt makes no sense
ReplyDeleteIt'd actually make a lot more sense if it had the print on the back, sinse you turn casettes around... and not inside out.
Yeah I agree with Hampus!
ReplyDeleteI've been a subscriber for two years and now I think i'm ready to move on from the T-Post news.....sorry but i'm not paying over 200 kr for a t-shirt with misprinted text!
Well, it has certainly caused some debate; maybe that makes this the best one yet? ;-)
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