THE BEST T-shirts

…are a Shark’s Best Friend. At least that’s the message conveyed by Nils285’s tee of a shark with razor-sharp diamond choppers, ready to cut glass, chew you up, and spit your out. (Thanks, Darren!)

Terry Fan’s idea of a real life Care Bear. We’d like to think that this bad dude was originally brown before he tore the fur out of Share Bear and Cheer Bear. Also available as prints and gadget skins.

Oh Yeah! Designer Dan Smash knows that a pot of hot coffee is as revitalizing as a pitcher of Kool-Aid. We’re not sure if we have that same crazed expression before or after having a cup of joe.

We’re not sure if we want to eat Pac-Man, but we sure would like to exact revenge on those pesky ghosts. Speaking of ghosts, where’s Clyde? The cherry on top is the cherry on top of this graphic.

Water-cooler talk? Please. This ain’t the Talk Room. Ain’t no place for ranting or gossip. Hang by the break room for some reckless breakin’. That’s how it’s done. Designed by Chris Koelsch.

Another awesome design from Fangamer. Gaming Loop is a subtle nod to the face buttons of the Super Nintendo system. It has two variants – the North American and the Japanese color schemes.

Breakfast HOOO!!! Tony the Tiger’s got nothing on the Lord of the ThunderCats and his cereal, filled with your recommended daily allowance of the power of Jaga. Plus you can’t beat that freebie.

Designer Paul Dickinson’s Kong t-shirt crowns the mighty ape with some well-deserved headgear. One of the many cool original designs printed on organic t-shirts at UK shop Goodfibres.

It’s The Winged Crusader and Bird Wonder, the billionaire bloodsucker and the avian acrobat. Dina Prasetyawan takes out the human side of DC Comics’ crime fighting duo in this T-shirt design.

Turns out that Skyrim started out as an 8-bit game on the NES back in the 1980s. Don’t know what Fus Ro Dah means? Clearly you haven’t been playing enough. Also available in sticker form.

6amcrisis is back with another Star Wars tee, this time with what he thinks would be an appropriate banner for the Skywalker family. We think Padmé is more important than the Death Star though.

Want to show some love to the hardwood classics and greatest games that we watched over and over again during the protracted off-season? Get these throwback NBA team shirts by ‘47 Brand.

Closet overflowing with more smart-ass tees than you know what to do with? Well add one more to the pile. It’s the most meta t-shirt you’ll see today, from of the wiseacres at TopatoCo and Fumboo.

Think Google is going to let all those awesome Doodles go to waste? At the Google Doodle store, you can order the doodles as prints, on T-shirts, mugs and even stamps and skateboard decks.

Are you into vintage T-shirts and apparel? Check out RogueRetro on Etsy. Shop owner Amanda gets her quirky clothes and accessories from thrift shops and yard sales all over the United States.

Designed by Art Lebedev Studio, the Traveler’s Phrasebook t-shirt makes it easier to ask for directions in foreign lands. Simply point to an icon and make your best “where is it?” face.

Designer 6amcrisis realized that the Rifleman’s Creed – which was absorbed into pop culture thanks to Full Metal Jacket – can also be applied in the Star Wars world. Get the Vader version here.

Etsy shop Sharp Shirter specializes in humorous and quirky animal graphics. Their Cardinal Warrior graphic is particularly enchanting. The designs are also available as pullovers, hoodies and prints.

Yep, in case you missed that day in school, there’s a t-shirt to remind you every day. Do not go messing with bears. They will eat you. And they will enjoy every tasty morsel – including your shirt.

Did you know that a kangaroo was faster than a greyhound? Guess we missed that day in school. Learn something new every day with this speedometer-inspired tee by Thomas De Santis.

We can understand why this design got a low score on Threadless, but we still can’t suppress a smile whenever we look at it. Probably because we’re sick of Venn diagram jokes. Except this one.

An American flag made of items from a Japanese video game that has an Italian plumber for a super hero. It’s a Benetton design. Cop it now from Ript if you like it because it’ll be gone tomorrow.

What happens when a timeless game meets an impossible object? We actually want a real Penrose triangle Monopoly board to play, not just a T-shirt. The pieces would have to be magnetic though.

Let’s all go to the lobby and have ourselves a… stealthy covert operation? People might spit their popcorn out when they see you wearing this fun tee from Leon Ryan over at Threadless.

Whether you’re a fan of the Oakland Raiders or Mortal Kombat, Lord Raiden will terrorize your opponents with his glowing eyes, teleportation combos, and lightning-powered end-zone dance.

Who needs a sonic screwdriver when you got an oil pouch and pincers? Daleks? Zoidberg will literally have them for dinner. Then again, we not be safe with a nutcase for a Time Lord. WOOP WOOP!