Death. Demons. Shrimp? The Savannah, Georgia born Shrimp Sauce brings a little mischief to the their debut collection of tees. You can grab the collection which features knives, masked men, wolves and of course, shrimp at their newly opened online store.

Celebrating Sesame Street’s 40th anniversary, American Apparel the California-based clothing company will release a “limited-edition”  t-shirt that will feature line drawings of Jim Henson’s characters.

Every “issue” of T-Post is actually a T-shirt, making it completely wearable. 

I thought I was somewhat of a glutton until I stumbled upon Money Laundry, a company that spins their own thread out of United States Currency. Utilizing anywhere from $1 to $100 bills, each t-shirt is averaged to have about $22.56 stitched into the shirt itself. The shirts aren’t really anything spectacular and I certainly wouldn’t pay $70 for such a basic item, but the concept of money thread is quite innovative!

Check out Money Laundry here!

Thanks Coco Perez!

Another fashion-art hybrid, this t-shirt should have been included in my history of t-shirts post, because I’ve never seen anything life it before. Regardless of if you would or could even wear this it’s worth mentioning for it’s sheer uniqueness.

SOURCE: OutSaPop

T-shirts may never go out of style, but as with any fashion item they have gone through their fair share of trends. Click to see view their progression from underwear to couture.

I know everyone is talking about them, and most of you have probably seen them but these limited edition summer tees are pretty cool. The shirts feature bold designs by artists like Jeff Koons, Chuck Close, Kiki Smith, Marilyn Minter, Barbara Kruger, Glenn Ligon, Kenny Scharf, and Kerry James Marshall. I gotta say, these are pretty nifty, and at those prices, I think I’m going to join the rat pack and pick one up.