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BlondeAmbition

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Where do you get graphic tees? There's really not a lot on racks and I would love to expand my collection.

7 years ago

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Emily K

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Redbubble is an on-line company that puts the work of independent artists on almost any item. http://www.redbubble.com

7 years ago

UmmLila (Lisa)

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I was going to say Redbubble, too. I have liked the fabric and cut of the t-shirts I've gotten. One with my dog and one with some Rimbaud reference. My issue with graphic tees that have writing on them: I have to like the slogan or it's a no-go.

Clare V often has good slogan t-shirts but at about 3x what I think is an appropriate t-shirt price.

7 years ago

ClaraT

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think Juniors--American eagle, urban outfitter (90% questionable but a few good ones in there); Nordstrom (search "graphic tees"); j crew; madewell; luckybrand. Or think about places or bands you love and look for souvenir tees (online). Or go to any touristy area for cute local graphic tees. Love this one from unlock hope ...

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7 years ago

Joy

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Look in the men's section at Target. I like some of their vintage ones. Go to annual art fairs and festivals and some of the best are from breweries.

7 years ago

Gigi

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Free People has a few, if you're into vintage-style tees.

7 years ago

Diana

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My zebra tee is a brand called edista from Nordstrom. I don't see any there right now but here's a bunch of that brand from the rack.
https://www.nordstromrack.com/brands/Edista

Overpriced but I also like the graphic tees from all saints if you like that aesthetic.

7 years ago

Anonymous

I like the book cover tees fron Out of Print.
https://www.outofprintclothing.....oC0c_w_wcB

7 years ago

texstyle

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My favorite graphic tees at this point are the one from Magnolia Farms (Fixer Upper people) and one from a local area resort (adult camp of sorts). I like to feel that the graphic has real meaning or I won't wear it. Both are charcoal gray. I would love a brighter blue with white graphic tee but it needs to feel "special" to me, preferably related to a particular place so I'll just have to wait to find one during my travels.

7 years ago

LaPed

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Uniqlo, Threadless, Etsy. Also museum gift shops, and concerts of course.

7 years ago

rachylou

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Local screen printing shops. I got some at Old Navy once: Old Cereals

7 years ago

Style Fan

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I just recently bought some at American Eagle. American Eagle had some of The Ramones (I bought 2), The Doors, The Rolling Stones and a few others. They were very boxy but 100% cotton which I like.
I have bought some graphic tees at museum and art gallery gift shops. My favourite one from these places is a black, long sleeve T with a Salvador Dali print on it. It is more body con which I like.
I have also bought some from souvenir stores when I travel. I have some really nice ones.
Roots in Canada sometimes has nice ones. I have a brown one with a deer on it. I love the way it fits.
I have 2 Superdry ones. They are a Japanese make. The cotton is really soft and has held up well. I wish I could find some more because they fit me.
My problem is finding ones that fit. They are usually too big.

7 years ago

Glory

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I saw a few at Lucky brand that were nice although I did not try them on. I recently got this one at The Bay. I haven't worn it yet but it has a nice fit and the fabric is soft.http://www.thebay.com/webapp/w.....775948--24

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7 years ago

Runcarla

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Events and festivals are good places. If it is an event around an activity that interests you, you are more likely to find an image or slogan that appeals. Bookstores and touristy places are other places to check out.

7 years ago

BlondeAmbition

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Thanks all, I'm having fun going through the websites. I don't really buy graphic tees at events and gift shops because they're usually too boxy and I need a shaped shirt. I'm on the verge of ordering one of the book cover tees

7 years ago

Christina F.

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I second Out of Print tees! The Pride & Prejudice one in grey goes with everything. J Crew has some cute tees for various cities.

7 years ago

tulle

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I want them, too, BlondeAmbition, and everyone else seems to find the coolest ones, but where? I found a couple of MOMA designs on the Uniqlo site, and a sailboat sketch among the J.Crew offerings. But it's tricky--I don't want rock tees or cartoons. They have to be graphically interesting, but a bit dignified, if that's possible! Now I'll read everybody's suggestions and get some ideas . . .

7 years ago