T-shirts

Han Solo meets James Bond in Ian Leino’s latest t-shirt design, a must wear for Star Wars or 007 geeks. New customers get $5 off their first order through 12/9. Greedo doesn’t stand a chance.

Our fave almost award winning folk duo gets a nice tee treatment from TeeKetch and TheYetee.com. The site sells a limited edition design for $11 daily. Grab this sweet torso cover before it’s too late.

A joke so dumb that it’s not supposed to work, but it does. The longer we stare at it the funnier it becomes. Which is why it’s a shame that artist Mike Mitchell is going to phase out the design.

Sebastian Errazuriz was inspired to make these T-shirts after seeing the water lines in the walls of some of the flooded art galleries in New York. 100% of profits go to Hurricane Sandy relief efforts.

Do you think that you’ll find better Sherlock t-shirts if you scoured the Web thoroughly? No you won’t! The family crests are a nice touch. The designs are also available as prints.

If you loved Out of Print’s tablet cases, check out their t-shirts and fleeces, which also feature licensed book cover art. Out of Print also donates a book to Books for Africa for every product sold.

Winter is coming and so is the Bronze Age in this amusing tee from Redbubble artist barefists. Until our beloved show returns, put a thermal on under this, kick back and watch some old school cartoons.

You don’t have to be a Jedi to relate to this funny t-shirt. The illustration is taken from Jeffrey Brown’s book Darth Vader and Son, a touching “what if” of Anakin and Luke’s relationship.

A masterfully-designed series of Star Wars tees by artists Mitch Bwoy and Shogun for UK wearables line Addict. While C-3PO, R2-D2, Fett and Vader are pretty great, we still can’t resist Slave Leia.

Thanks to the Internet, literally anyone can share his or her thoughts, ideas and opinions with the world. Dammit Internet. Thanks to ThinkGeek, we now have an idea for a Halloween costume.

Anna Lencioni did the artwork for this clever shirt depicting “the story of a tree who raised a boy to become a hero, and gave everything to do so.” It’s available at Sanshee.com

We’re loving both the Egyptian-themed and original graphics on these handmade, silk-screened jams from the curated shopping experience that is Seattle’s Cairo Vintage.

Revamp your wardrobe with a grand prize of TEN Threadless tees of your choice. Hit the entry form for lots of chances to win. Three runners-up each get two t-shirts. (Ends 9/16/2012 12:01am EST.)

We already know that dogs paved the way for manned space flight, but why not cats instead? Show your support for the feline space program with this limited-edition tee by Austin Martin.

Bamboota pays homage to the French electronic duo, whose partnership has made millions around the world dance harder, better, faster, stronger to their robot rock and technologic music. Sticker too.

Mary Shelley’s iconic monster finds his way onto this artful and emotive t-shirt from UK designers The Affair, captioned with the classic line “You are my creator, but I am your master.”

A classical depiction of the Triforce from The Legend of Zelda by graphic designer Cory Schmitz. Available in Gold/Black, Bronze/Green and a limited edition Black/Gray. Also comes with 1″ pins.

An programmable platform for displaying videos, images and animations on a t-shirt. The design includes a large LED grid, speakers, camera, microphone and an accelerometer for interaction.

While it may be hard to justify paying almost $50 for such a simple t-shirt – and an unlicensed one at that – you’d be surprised how hard it is to find the same design on a good fitting tee.