Unusual Suspect (via Tee Clinic)

One of these things is not like the others... See if you can tell which one with the Unusual Suspect t-shirt from Tee Clinic. At least Clyde seems to know what's up.

Expendable (via Think Geek)

To celebrate the upcoming Star Trek film, I submit for your approval: the Expendable t-shirt from Think Geek. Wearing this tee will ensure you won't be beaming back up with the rest of the away team.

Unioreja (via Tolky Monkys)

"What's this? a collared tee on t-shirt connoisseur? That's hardly fitting of the fancy free and wonderous themes I expect here, and it's just not approprite." -- I'd usually agree, but this design is just too damn cool. Behold! Unioreja and his lapis-rabbity-thingy-robot of doom!  Tolky Monkys (or en espanol) has many funky tees, all based on impossible characerters of their own design. Based in Madrid, they now ship internationally -- ¡hurra!

Run R2 (via Split Reason)

If you gave R2-D2 a tow cable, this might actually be a fair fight. Two iconic machines on one great shirt: the Run R2 shirt @ Split Reason.

Imitation of Life (via Shirt Fight)

Plug-in with the latest winner over at Shirt Fight -- the Imitation of Life tee. Shirt Fight has a weekly slug-fest design contest decided by user voting , and has already built up a respectable collection of unique designs. This week's K.O. t-shirt is very Ghost In The Shell-esque, and I think it is deserving of this week's title belt.

WiiExploded (via WiiExploded)

This is the third piece of exploded electronics posted here at t-shirt connoisseur so far -- all from the same vendor. The theme is starting to wear a little thin, so this is the last one for a little while: introducing the WiiExploxed tee. To be honest, I haven't even touched my Wii since Mario Kart.

I Want You !

... to let me know about your favourite t-shirt designs and websites. If you have your own shop, send me a link. If you run a t-shirt blog or rating site, I'd love to know about it. If you want someone to guest blog on your own t-shirt site, I love to write for other blogs. If you just want to say hi, drop me a line too. 

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*There is a special circle of hell reserved for people who promote hokey tee shirts like "World's Best ____" or "I Heart  ____"

Electrobug (via Busted Tees)

The Electrobug tee from Busted Tees makes me think of the clockwork bug from the film Chronos (which I rather enjoyed). This is a stunning t-shirt design, which I can't wait to add to my closet.

The Walrus (via Art in the Age of Mechanical Reproduction)

Goo Goo G'joob? Introducing The Walrus t-shirt from an artsy-type shop, Art in the Age of Mechanical Reproduction. Also comes in slate on grey, but I think the shades of blue shown above suit our tusked friend here better. Bucket sold seperately. 

 

Sir Whale (via Amorphia Apparel)

The new Sir Critter tee collection poses the question: "Hey Nature, why don't you class things up a bit?" My favourite t-shirt from Amorphia Apparel's new theme line-up: Sir Whale. This adds to the other theme collections @ Amorphia -- Teach the Controversy, and SCIENCE! I recently interviewed the mind behind the designs, Jemery Kalgreen -- you can read the interview here.

The Last Supper (via Nerdy Shirts)

Mmmmmm, pellets. Enter: The Last Supper t-shirt from Nerdy Shirts. As long as they keep making great pac-man tees, I'll keep posting them -- there is just something about pac-man, he's the quintessential gaming icon even non gamers can relate to and immediately identify. Alternate name: Guess Who's Coming to Dinner?

Death Star (via Look At Me)

The key word here is death. The Death Star t-shirt from Look At Me Shirts reminds me of the deep moment in the film Clerks, when the two main characters (Randall & Dante) discuss the grim realities of the destruction of the 2nd Death Star in Return of the Jedi.

"My friend here is trying to convince me that any independent contractors who were working on the uncompleted Death Star, were innocent victims when they were destroyed by the Rebels."

Kind of makes you think. Or not.

Crocodile and Shark (via Donkeyshines)

The circle of life is complete with the Crocodile and Shark tee from Donkeyshines. This seems like the sort of epic duel that they might do on that lame Discoverl Channel show, Animal Face-off. I say lame, yet I don't miss an episode...

No Signal (via Cosmic Soda)

The No Signal shirt on Cosmic Soda is experiencing technical difficulties, please stand by.

Self Destruction (via Threadless)

"It's better to burn out than to fade away" is the mantra of the bombomb baddie from Super Mario Bros. Enter: the Self Destruction t-shirt from Threadless. This is definitely the most intense Mario tee I've ever encountered. ......Boom.

Evolutionary Gentleman (via Tee Clinic)

It's survival of the driest with the Evolutionary Gentleman t-shirt from Tee Clinic. A beautiful and colorful design on an appropriately dreary background color. Don't read into this one too much...

Human Circuit (via Split Reason)

Show that you can process numerous cycles per second with the Human Circuit tee at Split Reason. Quad-core version coming later this year.

Control Freak (via Moog Royale)

You could read into this design and muse over free will and man's control over his own destiny -- I just like it because it has a robot. The Control Freak t-shirt design comes courtesy Moog Royale. I like the shown white & red design, which they only sell as a sample, the main version of this design is blue and brown -- not that there's anything wrong with that.

Interactive Portal T-Shirt (via Thinkgeek)

Today @ Think Geek "The finished product you see here uses two wireless 5.8 GHz video cameras mounted in the front of each shirt along with two high-res LCD TFT screens. The camera in the orange shirt transmits the image to the blue shirt, and vise versa. In this manner it seems as if a fully functional portal has been created between the chests of both subjects. " Keep in mind today's date. Also keep in mind that one of Think Geek's products released on April the first turns out to be real... (my money is on the tauntaun sleepingbag.)