High Definite/Clothing

The founders of Brooklyn-based label Mishka speak on their new graphic they made for HBO’s upcoming season of How To Make It In America, as well as the parallels between the show and their own origins.

Besides getting our name and mugs on TV this is all pretty friggin’ cool considering the show’s plot line basically runs in sync to Greg’s and my own frustration, struggles and adventures in getting Мишка off the ground. For the bumper, the show came to our headquarters and did a short interview segment with Greg, our art director Mike Jones and Myself about the early days of the brand and our inspiration to get it started.

Along with this we also did a design for the show which was turned into a tee, raglan and pullover hoodie design that will only be available via Jack Threads for a limited time… and by “limited time” I mean just under three days.

The raglan, hoodie, and tee will be available here. How To Make It In America returns October 2nd.

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I suppose it was only a matter of time…

By Phil Jones | Up for vote at Threadless.

Weapons of plastic destruction, up for vote at Glennz Tees. | Via

From 1911 through 2011.

By Jake Lunt to announce the opening of Westfield Stratford City.

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By James “heartjack” Mitchell for Tee Fury (available today only).

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The mystery explained on today’s Woot tee.

A shirt that defines you by beard length, since everyone else that looks at you is doing it anyway.

The Beardly

By Olly Moss for Threadless. | Via

Available at 2BOP ($50) | Via

By Joe Wright for TeeFury.