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Or at least wait a few days to let their designs sink into their brains. an AC/DC dubstep shirt? A shirt with shoe prints? come on, they can do better than that.

very amateurish.

who do u recommend going to for dubstep shirts??? Might wanna buy some soon!

lol, I know what you mean they could put a little more imagination into it...

dubzach wrote:who do u recommend going to for dubstep shirts??? Might wanna buy some soon!

i donno, if i actually actually set out to buy a dubstep shirt itd probly be a dubstepforum one.

but i usually just buy whatever i see and like in a couple shops in town, Acrylick, Family Fortune, Upper Playground, etc. If its got a soundsystem plastered on the front it gets bonus points.

It's all bout labels who bring out t's, such as punch drunk, tectonic, hench, 2nd drop, immerse, berkane sol etc...

Erra wrote:It's all bout labels who bring out t's, such as punch drunk, tectonic, hench, 2nd drop, immerse, berkane sol etc...

http://www.defcomstore.com/index.cfm?ac ... merch=true

Erra wrote:It's all bout labels who bring out t's, such as punch drunk, tectonic, hench, 2nd drop, immerse, berkane sol etc...

Don't forget skull disco too.

they are cringeworthy.

The idea of wearing a shirt promoting an entire genre always seemed a bit odd to me. It's a bit like wearing a shirt that says "Jazz" or "Hip-Hop" on it.

But then again, maybe there are shirts like that which people love wearing...what the hell do i know

Ed Teach wrote:

Erra wrote:It's all bout labels who bring out t's, such as punch drunk, tectonic, hench, 2nd drop, immerse, berkane sol etc...

Don't forget skull disco too.

Not forgetting skull disco

Or make your own, this site is good:

http://www.spreadshirt.net/en/GB/Create ... signer-59/

http://www.chemical-records.co.uk/sc/se ... ar&Sort=NI

Big up the worst clothing lable in the world!

Ed Teach wrote:

Erra wrote:It's all bout labels who bring out t's, such as punch drunk, tectonic, hench, 2nd drop, immerse, berkane sol etc...

Don't forget skull disco too.

There are Boka shirts too. They're cool, but I wish they just said Boka on them, instead of "Boka Wear".

non-entity wrote: They're cool, but I wish they just said Boka on them, instead of "Boka Wear".

innit!

RickyRicardo wrote:The idea of wearing a shirt promoting an entire genre always seemed a bit odd to me.

Yeah.

Its a bit like going to a premier league game and shouting "football!, football!, football!, football!"

RickyRicardo wrote:The idea of wearing a shirt promoting an entire genre always seemed a bit odd to me. It's a bit like wearing a shirt that says "Jazz" or "Hip-Hop" on it.

Why are u a mod in here?

t-shirt ninja - get to know.

gravious wrote:

RickyRicardo wrote:The idea of wearing a shirt promoting an entire genre always seemed a bit odd to me.

Yeah.

Its a bit like going to a premier league game and shouting "football!, football!, football!, football!"

haha, never thought of it that way, makes it all the more hilarious.

gravious wrote:

RickyRicardo wrote:The idea of wearing a shirt promoting an entire genre always seemed a bit odd to me.

Yeah.

Its a bit like going to a premier league game and shouting "football!, football!, football!, football!"

some people are diehard music fans... whats wrong with that? hardcore punk fans mainly rock those types of shirts...

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