Special Thanks: Pop Culture Tees and Hide Your Arms

In my quest for PR coverage for AntiClothes, I’ve been contacting blog masters within the uber-cool tee realm, and of my initial contacts, two blogs loved our shirts enough to cover them in dedicated posts and share to their users a special 15% discount.

Liz does an amazing job with running her blog Pop Culture Tees. She recently had a redesign and the site looks amazing. She features great guest posts as well, such as Blake Poutra’s article discussing the value of vector imagery versus raster illsutrations in tee designing. She reviewed AC’s Reformed Nudist shirt and I think completely nailed the approach AntiClothes takes in its work:

I think their ability to juggle that line between genuinely awesome artwork and being witty in a kind of dry, clever way, is what will make these guys stand out. Plus, we really dig the subtle humor you’ll find everywhere on their site. I bet these guys have a blast making tees.

Thanks a million Liz! Hopefully your users love your 15% discount code “POP”!

With a name like Hide Your Arms, Andy’s blog has to be good—and it is. One of the largest tee-related blogs, ‘HYA’ is well-respected and being covered by his majesty is always exciting. Our confidant from across the pond has great character and an equally great interest in covering celebrities celebrating the tee culture. Andy points out:

…they run the gamut that runs far beyond the reaches of ‘funny’ (I’m sorry about the quotation marks, they just feel necessary when I write about ‘funny’ tees) towards the more serious end of things on the design scale too.

It’s nice to have someone outside the AC circle notice our efforts on supplying the world with humorous and strictly delicious tees (and of course sometimes a combination).

Andy, you’re the man! Enjoy your 15% code “HIDE”!

Are you a blog or magazine and want to cover us? Have at it.

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