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Geek Apparel of the Week: Biz Redonk, He’s Dead Jim and Sailor Suit

Geek Apparel of the Week: Biz Redonk, He’s Dead Jim and Sailor Suit

By May 24, 2012 Merchandise, Miscellaneous 0 Comment

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? Since I missed last week’s GAotW, I decided to look through We Love Fine‘s “newest” apparel section, only to discover they’ve released like 200 new shirts in the last two weeks, including more Avengers, Jem, Back to the Future, Adventure Time, Scott Pilgrim, a billion My Little Pony shirts, and more. Here’s my favorite Adventure Time shirt ($25); you can check through the rest here. And please don’t forget about their design-your-own-D&D-shirt contest that I’m helping judge!

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? This redshirt… uh, shirt isn’t that subtle, but it’s subtler than about 90% of the Trek shirts I normally see. Also, it’d make an awesome tattoo. It’s $15 at DSC Tees for the next day and a half.

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? Mi Cretina Lisa has made the Sailor Moon version of the tuxedo shirt — shirts that look like the Sailor Scouts’ sailor uniforms. I think they’re immensely groovy, although I won’t be wearing any for obvious reasons (i.e., I have a penis). All five of the main scout styles are available here for $15 each.

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