Former teenage “bad girl” appears on this vintage t-shirt bought at a Saint Catherine’s sex shop in Montreal, sometime in the 90’s. Tracy Lord’s iconic image gets the full-on DIY, photocopied and cut-up treatment, in a glorious high contrast black and white print. No gloss here, just cheap, easy n’ sleazy.
I found this in a pack of discarded photos at a bus stop on Sunset Strip in Hollywood, circa 2003. Image kinda speaks for itself…
What the hell was I doing at a bus stop? Waiting for the bus, of course!
This was the very first Some Product sales trip, my license was suspended, budget nonexistent, so I took the dreaded BUS, samples and a catalogue in tow. Huge props to Shabon on Beverly Blvd. for being the first store to ever place an order with Some Product. Now it’s primarily an excellent vintage store ,and I still try to stop in whenever I am in LA. You never really forget your first, I guess…
Water color paintings entitled “Weekend Girls” in very limited run available from only from the Some Product online shop ( early 2011 ).
Printed by mycommunitee.
Combines two great American obsessions – Christianity and Coca Cola. Great graphic. Bought at a random highway gas station in Texas for 3 bucks.
So stoked I found this photo!!!
I remember owning this Die Kreuzen record back in junior high and being particularly drawn to this image. As a kid on a steady diet of metal and punk music and graphics, this cover had everything I liked. The band never played the cultural hotbed of Edmonton, so I decided to make the tee in Grade 7 art class (unfortunately, the actual tee did not survive..boohoo).
This was done with a paint brush, using regular fabric paints and I am quite sure, is the first tee I ever made. I remember making a few more one-off, DIY tees (Celtic Frost, Slayer and The Cramps) over the next few years, but …no photos have surfaced ….yet.
Another tribute to that glorious decade known as ….the EIGHTIES!!!
Available from Some Product.
Printed by mycommunitee.
I really didn’t think it was possible to have a better t-shirt then the DOG tee already available from Some Product, however the new Leland and Beth tees make a strong argument that there is life after DOG…..Both tees designed in-house printed by Mycommunitee.
DOG the Bounty Hunter is a bit of an obsession with me. Ok, a lot of an obsession. He truly represents everything American, in all of its beauty and ugliness. He is a top rated reality TV star, a reformed ex-drug addict, biker, a former inmate who is now on the other side of the law. He is religious, a family man with a dozen kids from different marriages, a racist who went on Larry King and cried and asked the nation for forgiveness. He is equal parts prophet, pro wrestler, super hero, preacher man, redneck, addictions counselor, reality tv star and a true pop culture icon!
This drawing is due to be turned into a tee. Beth and Youngblood are next!!!
THE DOG TEE!!! printed by Mycommunitee.com. Available by request at the Some Product studio. You will have to pass a DOG trivia quiz before we can sell you this shirt. No joke!
Some Product was asked to take part in the Fashion’s Night Out party at the Patricia Field boutique in New York City on September 10, 2010. We will be doing a trunk show of 30-40 “one off” items that night from 8 p.m. onwards. If you are in NYC, please stop by. Should be a blast!!
Check out the fab party DJ’s Amanda Lepore and Cazwell in the video below.
