Some of my favourite tees are firetrap brand. They're often

literally barfing

>>10846122

Thanks. What brands do you like instead?

Rick owens

>>10846186

Hahaha. If you're serious then its my turn to barf. Anything that's been on a catwalk is impossible to look good in since its supposed to be striking in a way that everyday clothes aren't. If you actually wear anything by Rick Owens then you likely look like a clown to anybody else. I hate most firetrap stuff except for tees and a couple of jackets for the same reason, it looks good in posters but looks garish and odd in real life.

No other answers?

>>10846082
just go to one of those print-on-demand sites. most of them print of t-shirts now.

search for minimalism, black and white, geometric, etc.

>>10846082
I really hope this is bait...

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>>10846082
Not going to lie, those look pretty bad. Generally try to avoid text on shirts, weird patterns as well ass huge pictures. So as noted before get some minimalistic designs or patterns.

I personally like Native Youths shirts since they often made from really comfy materials

>>10846082
I saw Firetrap clothes for the first time a couple of months ago in a store nearby. I can officially guarantee that those in OPs image are among the worst they have to offer.

>firetrap

Top of the kek

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>>10846082
If I rub two coins together will I summon you?

>>10846082
left one is literally the warhammer 40k dark angels insignia from games workshop. wtf?

>>10848408
Note that text, weird patterns, and huge ass pictures are 100% fine as long as the shirt costs hundreds of dollars

Unacceptable on pieces under $200 unless the text is Japanese

>on sale really cheaply
>break the bank
You sound poor / middle class. Don't bother with fashion.

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