An earthquake struck Haiti one month ago. I just ordered this t-shirt from Threadless. Here are a few other t-shirts you can buy with proceeding going to the people of Haiti.

• A Galery of shirts over at Cafepress.
• Eske ou ka ede non, souple? at Etsy.
• Steel Train at HelloMerch.
• Be a Hero by Bungie Games - might work for those of us who like to play Halo.
• Haiti United at Soccer.com.
• Yéle Hands by Wyclef Jean.

Know any other t-shrits where 100% of the proceeds are donated to earthquake victims? Post them in the comments please.

I’ve never paid for anything in euros, but CTRL clothing just might change that habit. The Helsinki based street wear company has always caught my eye with their sharp photography and sense of humor, and their prices aren’t bad to boot. Check em out.

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That’s right, I actually had to censor the only printed graphic on this t-shirt, and yes, the offending image (nsfw) is absolutely graphic enough to warrant said censorship. The only hint I’ll give you is that the t-shirt is meant to be tucked in your pants for maximum effect. Brought to you by the kind gentlemen from Road Kill T-Shirts.

… Let it the fighting for you… at ShirtFight. This competition-based site seems to thrive on colorful, oversized prints like the ones above, which, at this time, are on sale for only $10. American Apparel tees are a standard feature.

The only catch - you must post a link to a t-shirt or a t-shirt site that inspired you. Just post your stuff, and then follow it up with a link to someone else’s work. Here, I’ll start:

Cafepress.com/Thetshirtblog - Contains a few of my designs, which I have uploaded to Cafepress, America’s favorite self-publishing site for t-shirts.

One of my favorite t-shirt sites happens to be T-Shirt Hell, not necessarily because I love offensive t-shirts, but more so because of the dry, sarcastic humor often found hiding behind the offending epithet.

Thanks everyone!

• Sandia T-Shirts - A site dedicated to I Heart state t-shirts. Only a few states are up so far, but the designs are quite nice, and the web design is superb.
• PMB Clothing - Very well done artsy t-shirts with oversized designs featuring monsters.
• FlippinSweetGear - Has been around for a while, and has some really cool pop-culture designs.
• Sobogear - A very nicely designed site with some nice t-shirts to boot. I appreciated that the t-shirts were modeled by actual human beings, instead of a digital overlay.
• Dadtastic - A site with over forty t-shirts dedicated to Dads takes some serious dedication!
• The Nerdiest T-Shirts - Forget about all the other nerdy sites you may have come across. These shirts, I believe, are made by people from MIT, and they contain unbelievably esoteric scientific references that will make you “Pi” t-shirt cry, and it’s colors run for cover.
• Rock Band T-Shirts - Trippy tie-dye t-shirts with a focus on classic rock.
• My Friend Dick - I love goofy URLs, which is why I’m including this.
• Designious - A website for vector art, including some beautiful, and inexpensive t-shirts.

It’s totally okay to wear this t-shirt if you are a childcare worker. From T-ShirtHell, who else.

I want to give away a Threadless gift certificate in the next week, and all you have to do to enter is sign up for my e-mail list between now and Sunday, April 12th, at which point I will randomly pick out a winner. You can usubscribe from the list at any time. Good luck!

In case you’re interested in anything, be sure to click through to toggle between the male/female versions of each shirt.

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