Another holiday round-up of tees, this time from io9.

Selecting a screen printer to handle your clothing line can often be a tough decision. You want a good price, but you also want good quality. Should you go local so you can see the shop and preview your shirts being printed? Or can you chance going through a printer in another state to get a better deal?

Make the wrong decision and you could be holding a very big box of less than stellar quality prints, or worse yet, shirts that are printed incorrectly.

In this article we offer some advice to artists who are faced with this decision!

Express your inner rocker with this and a bunch of other shirts from this clothing line out of Scotland. This tee pretty much sums up the theme of most of the designs by Regal Clothing.
Right now save 10% on your order with coupon code: HAMMER when you check out!
£15.00 + shipping at Regal Clothing

Some really classic feeling, vintage shirts from Chicago-based Support Your Local Industries. We’re really loving these designs.

Right now, all designs are also coming wrapped and packaged with a free gift of artwork by Angee Lennard of Spudnik Press. Very cool.
$32 + shipping at Support Your Local Industries

Save 20% from Oath Threadline and their sister site Mustache and Friends for the holidays!
Tees from Oath Threadline: use code apoath

Tees from Mustache and Friends: use code apmustache

With the holidays getting close, lots of sites have put together gift guides for the t-shirt lovers in your life. Here’s some places to get recommendations for shirts (and some other cool stuff):
The Rumplo Holiday Gift Guide
Lots ‘o gift ideas broken down by category. Click Here.
Christmas T-Shirt Countdown from T-Shirt Insight
Very new blog doing an advent style countdown to Christmas with a new theme each day. Click here. (link goes to day 1)
Emptees/talk (not an official Emptees guide)
Holiday gift guide thread put together by users on the forums. Click …

Nice round up of tees for inspiration over at ihof designs. If you missed week 1, you can see that too.

When it comes to age the internet generally has no eyes, but it’s hard to ignore when you find out that it’s two 16 year olds who are behind well designed Validus Apparel.
The clothing line out of Vancouver is just around a year old, but is already hitting up local trade shows, making connections, and getting some good press.
It’s no surprise because their most recent designs are clean, cute (without being annoyingly cute) and have definite appeal:

Right now they have some great holiday 2-packs available in their store, …

Proudly declare your nerdyism (Haven’t you heard? Geek is chic now) with this oversize print from Sydney based designer, Chris Halaska. You can find this, and other bold designs, at his online store.
$35.00 + shipping at Torso Clothing

The mantra of our times is perfectly encapsulated on this tee which you can buy (hah!) from the folks over the pond at Origin68.

Also, several tees are deeply discounted and still available in lots of sizes.
15£ + shipping at Origin68

From the “shirt as motivational poster” department, we’re digging this one from LuckyStripes. Words of wisdom, even in this economy.

$17 + shipping at Lucky Stripes

i/denti/tee is a new site developed by music lovers that offers t-shirts printed with iconic phrases from popular music.
Music, and the site itself, is about self-expression so all the lines begin with “I”. There’s 9 tees available to begin with, with lyrics from artists ranging from Bon Jovi to Kenny Chesney.

Each shirt costs $35.00, but (for a limited time?) you also get 10 free downloads from iTunes with your purchase, as long as you’re in the US. At right around .99 cents per song, that essentially means the tees are …