T-shirts

Lucky types
The Cape Town-based LuckyFella clothing label produces limited-edition T-shirts that allow typography to exist in the real world.
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Re-Tee
Project Repat sends discarded T-shirts from America to be upcycled in developing countries, to be sold back to American customers, with all profits to NGOs.
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May the force be with you
Inspired by space, designed on Earth, Mingo Lamberti’s new range of T-shirts brings a strong force with it.
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Over your head
The best way to support your favourite players during the World Cup might be to pull their faces over your head, literally.
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Keeping it “Afrikan”
Muti, by Clinton and Carrick Campbell, is a clothing label that embodies the African heritage and is without a doubt 100% South African.
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AuthenticiTEE
Design Indaba Expo 2010: Mingo Lamberti's Made in China winners form part of the Eastern-inspired seventh range of limited-edition T-shirts.
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Mingo Lamberti winners exhibition
Mingo Lamberti will be launching their seventh range of limited-edition T-shirts on 3 December at 6pm at Happy Feet in Cape Town.
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Afro hipster
Alexander Derrick’s American and Mauritanian roots shape the thinking behind his Zulu Rose fashion brand.
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Siblings bring music to T-shirts
Combining two youth culture essentials, music and T-shirts, the new Hruki T-shirt range has become an immediate hit.
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Mingo Lamberti: Made in China
Mingo Lamberti are calling for entries for their seventh range of limited-edition T-shirts. Deadline: 31 August 2009.
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