Along with accepting daily submissions, they also offer a limited edition t-shirt for $10 each week that they curate from some very awesome artist in the community.

How it works!

Weekly Invasion
Each week they feature a new design. If you have a design you would like to feature for Weekly Invasion, please contact the art curator and well known designer Wotto directly. Do not submit.

On-Going Contest
Submit your designs to be in the running for $350. The amount of winners will vary per month. The artist also earns Invader Bucks.

Invader Bucks
Invader Bucks is the commission artist earns on their designs. $1 per shirt. Artist will be able to keep track of their commission in their profiles.

Golden Ticket
Each month they feature a prize they will be giving away. You can only win this prize if you find the “Golden Ticket” in your package. They will be randomly placing these each month in one order/package.

Visit Tee Invaders

Originated by show host Jenaé Plymale, Girl in Your Shirt began as a small project to earn some extra cash and find a fun way to market web startups by wearing swag t-shirts and spreading buzz with online social media tools for pay. However, the small project instantly turned into Internet phenomena, literally overnight. It was soon both heralded and disputed among countless web blogs, podcasts and major editorial publications world-wide. Today Girl in Your Shirt appeals greatly to web entrepeneurs and much of the startup crowd for introductions on new startups and is seen as a creative marketing tool for startup companies to be placed into the limelight.

Here is a recent episode:

For a couple of hundred dollars it can be a good way to get out the word for your brand or startup. Visit girl.inyourshirt.tv for details.

Back in Black 2 features Godmachine, Jimiyo, Hydro74, Pale Horse, Mumford, Brian Morris, 123 Klan, and like a million other insanely talented folks. It is seriously nuts this time.

The site just went up recently at
backinblackapparel.com

See what you missed last year

If you aren’t able to make it out to the show, you can still order a shirt or twelve at the site starting today!

Fullbleed started in the summer of 2004 as a side project while Rob was doing freelance design work for bands and flipping burgers. People started following the work he was doing because of the bands he was affiliated with, so he ran with it. Over the past year or so the response has been overwhelming and this side project has turned into Rob’s full-time job.

Rob is also an accomplished photographer and you can see his remarkable photographs of abandoned spaces at NewEnglandRuins.

On top of this crazy self challenge he also maintains an online shop flying-mouse.com where he sells some tees and designs.

It’s going to be interesting to see if he can accomplish his goal. But whether it’s a suceess or failure, t-shirt lovers are already seeing some incredible designs. You can follow the challenge’s progress with a new profile set up for it at Flying Mouse 365.

Teextile is another one of those design communities were people submit their tshirt designs to be voted on by the community, and then printed and sold if picked as a winner. They print a new series of 5 shirts every week, and then move on to another series. each design has its sale date one day a week where its up for only $12, then its sold for 15 bucks the rest of the week.

They have some great designs and I love the clean and simple layout. A lesson in web 2.0 for the t-shirt industry.

As part of our expanding network of sites Tee Biz has now been launched. Tee Biz is an online publication covering the t-shirt business and culture. Whether you are a designer, printer, business owner, a fan or collector, you will find a wealth of information here. From how to start and run a clothing brand to discovering the latest fashion trends. Everything is covered by experts in their respective niches and I’ll be contributing with what I have learned being a designer, printer and business owner over the last decade since the start of the internet t-shirt boom. I’ll also be publishing several upcoming books under the brand, with the first being available in a month or two entitled How To Get Lots Of Visitors To Your T-Shirt Website Without Spending A Fortune

While most t-shirt coupons and discounts sites are willing to steer you toward just any t-shirt vendor with the most basic information, Shirts on Sale gives you the straight dope on the best t-shirt sales, coupons and discounts.

Their goal is to bring you only the best discounts from quality boutique graphic tee shirt printers.

Sure, some of the links on this site are affiliate links. Don’t worry, though. Their affiliate status doesn’t stop them from giving you their unbiased assessment on any product or vendor you’ll find here.

I think this is one the best of the t-shirt sales blogs out there and have even added them to Tee Feeds