Awesome Threadless

Looking like something that The Cat in the Hat (or Inspector Gadget) might carry in his bag of tricks, Steven Lefcourt’s Dr. Swiss T-shirt is one of the best Threadless designs we’ve seen in a while.

Apparently, you have to break some eggs to make omelets, squeeze some lemons for lemonade, and slice a few Space Invaders to make Tetris on this funny tee from Eduardo San Gil for Threadless.

Dell Design Studio has partnered up with Threadless to create a series of cool artist-designed netbooks and laptops. 11 designs are on the way, but the first few are already available.

Threadless members Frederik Wepener and Ross Zietz have collaborated on PeliCAN, a tee design for a good cause: all proceeds from the sale will be donated to the Gulf Restoration Network.

Seriously, what else would the extra letter in aardvark stand for? We can’t picture anything else, so we’ll concur with Ross Matlock in this goofy t-shirt he’s designed for Threadless.

We’re thinking that graphic designers should appreciate the sentiment behind this amusing tee from Threadless, but really, are pixels truly square? Another debate for another day.

Because one does not simply catch the 11:15 to Mordor, this convenient map of Middle Earth from Reagan Lee for Threadless brings Tolkien’s world closer to ours in a modernized fashion.

No one actually looks good in a Tron costume. Rolf Nelson cut down on the nerdity and added a bit of super glow-in-the-dark ink to come up with the awesome “My Other Ride Is A Light Cycle” shirt.

Created by UK illustrator Ben Foot for Threadless, this gentle and heartfelt plea from the majestic winged buffalo probably won’t get anyone to quit eating, or laughing for that matter.

We’re giving away 8 $25 gift certificates to promote Threadless’ Back 2 Cool sale (tees start at $8). Update: congratulations to the winners, and thanks to everyone who participated!

If you liked Superuseless Superpowers, this Useless Superpower T-shirt incorporates 20 of them into one incredibly mundane list: our favorites are desaturation and bullet attraction.

We so could have used one of these Things That Glow t-shirts as an eight-year old. Not only does it show radioactive potatoes and rocket ships, but it actually glows in the dark.

Baby Godzilla recalls childhood memories spent terrorizing Lego shantytowns. The popular Carbon tee is also getting a reprint–both are only $12 for a limited time at Threadless.

Any t-shirt named “Three Little Pigs: Mechanized Assault” has our dollar; no more blowing that house of sticks down. Even better: they’re only $12, thanks to Threadless’ Back to School Sale.

Perfect for cubicle soldiers, Glenn Jones’ “The War Against Work” tshirt is an oldie but a goodie; It’s being reprinted due to popular demand, so grab one if you missed it the first time.