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Geek Apparel of the Week: The Black Knight Rises, We Are Loki, Ghostbusters Hockey, Everybody Hates Joffrey

Geek Apparel of the Week: The Black Knight Rises, We Are Loki, Ghostbusters Hockey, Everybody Hates Joffrey

By August 30, 2012 Merchandise, Miscellaneous 0 Comment

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? A GAotW four-parter?! Madness! First up, a shirt that made me chuckle ruefully. It’s $10 at TeeFury, today only.

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? Given the nerd girl love for Tom Hiddleston’s Loki on nerdgirlernet, I assume this shirt featuring an adorable pile of Lokis would be up somebody’s alley. It’s one of the winners of We Love Fine’s Marvel villains design-a-tee contest; you can see all the winners (including Hiddleston’s personal pick!) here; this particular shirt is $25 here.

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? Bustin’ makes Dave of Dave’s Geeky Jerseys feel good! You can order this new jersey between now and September 5th; it’s $95, but remember, all the designs are actually embroidered on, and the materials are excellent. You can pre-order it here.

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? Last but not least, it’s the truest shirt in Westeros! It’s from Chico Rei, which is a Brazilian shirt company, which means the shirt costs R$46 (about $23) and you’ll have a hell of a time trying to order it if you don’t read Portuguese. You can give it a shot here, though. Thanks to Andre M. for the tip!

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