A bunch-o deals for today and this week in the wake of election day:

Save 30% at SEIBEI

Use code winterish10 when checking out at Glarkware to save an additional 10% on your order.

Get 20% off teez for boyz at AAITSKI! until the 10th.

Go see more deals at the Forums.

With a slick flash interface that’s actually lush and pleasant to use, Nonoloa features a range of different designs and garment options.

A new collection is launched every 6 months by urban artists who create their designs with art direction from Nonoloa. Check out their winter collection on flickr or visit their website to pick up some of the awesome tees.

Have you checked out the new forums yet? No? You slacker, what are you waiting for! We need your posts to help get things jump-started.

PopCultureTees launched TeeDesignTalk last week, and so far the support from other folks in the T-shirt industry has been awesome. Special thinks to Eden at Shirts on Sale, and to Paul at Buy-Tees for an awesome review.

There’s also a few days to enter our contest and win a free t-shirt. It’s REALLY easy, and you could win a gift certificate to Threadless.

And finally, in addition to cleaning up our sidebar a little bit, redoing navigation, and other minor tweaks, we’ve added a new search feature to the site (it’s over on the right, just over there ->). Thanks to Kamil over at Cameesa for the great suggestion - hopefully it will make finding specific topics a little easier.

I’m usually pretty hip to all the blogs out there that talk about t-shirt design, but I was pleasantly surprised this weekend to stumble on TypoTees, who looks to be up and running seriously since September. I’m a typography junkie, so this definitely goes on my list of cool sites to watch.

“Typotees is a collection of typographic tshirts. We focus on the use of copy on tees or other pieces of fabric. Nice copy that is not placed on tees sometimes also get published. We are not fuckin’ nihilists.”

Some recent tees that they’ve featured:

Go check em out!

New clothing line Stabb is set to have their official launch date as December 1st, but they’re going to start pre-orders as early as next week on their first two designs:

In talking about the new line, the founders say: “The idea for Stabb was formed during the summer of 2008. While on their first East Coast tour, band mates Ryan Grandmaison and Jason Dean of Something For Nothing started throwing around the idea of starting a t-shirt line with a strong focus on poultry. That’s right… chickens.” Say what?!

Fortunately for us, they decided to refocus on creating killer, unique designs and offering those for sale.