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Tee off Casual, cool, and comfy are the three c’s of student life. Being a student means being comfortable and t-shirts are usually a staple part of your wardrobe. But you don’t have to substitute style for ease. Get some funky tees with attitude. |
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Who can resist a good cupcake? The crossbones give it an edge so you don’t feel like an overgrown Strawberry Shortcake. Crossbones, Johnny Cupcakes. ( www.johnnycupcakes.com ) |
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Based in northern Ontario, these lovely folks deliver a sweet message and a sweeter vibe. Using 100% organic cotton, these tees groove on. Tip: Cotton accounts for an estimated 25% of all insecticide use so go organic when you can. Pink, Wadameanslove. ( wadadameanslove.com ) |
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The thrifty eco-fashionista doesn’t have to lose her edge. Skulls, H+M Organic. |
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Where athletic meets flash. Red v-neck, Puma.
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A West Coast-based graphic designer and artist, McFetridge created the title sequences and posters for Virgin Suicides and the opening titles for Adaptation. Lies, Geoff McFetridge, $55, 2K By Gingham. (Available at Magic Pony, Toronto)
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Graphic designer Mike Joyce’s designs are based on TV Guide movie summaries. Karate Kid by Mike Joyce, 2K By Gingham. (Available at Magic Pony, Toronto) |
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