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This week’s T-shirt of the Week is ‘Super Nice’. Designed by Chester Bigglesworth, to mark the release of our Sweden Super Nice autumn catalogue.

The words come from the three Swedes who showed us around their wonderful country: Peter, Fredrik, and Sebastian. It was a phrase they used a lot. Instead of something being really good, it was “super nice”.

Kind of rolls off the tongue doesn’t it.
(Chester’s percentage of the proceeds will go to the Do Lectures fund).

Available in Pine for men and Purple for women 
 

This week’s T-shirt of the Week is ‘Dig Deep’.

Doodled by Jimmy’s Farm.

When he’s not farming or filming, he likes to doodle.

So big thanks to him for donating his share of this t-shirt to The Do Lectures.

And look forward to see him down here next year to Do a talk.

If you like it, dig deep and buy one.

Hope you are good.

Unwind has been one of the biggest selling t-shirts of the week ever.

You have until 12 midday today to get yours before we stop selling them.

Click here for mens

Click here for womens

Log off.
Switch off.
Re-boot you.
Find quiet.
Zone out.
Think of nothing.
A bike can take you places.

This week’s T-shirt of the Week is ‘Best Day Ever’, by our very own Jon Heslop.

Now, I don’t know what Jon The Geek’s ‘best day ever’ would consist of.

But I would hazard a guess that it would involve a bit of sunshine, a giant breakfast of bacon and eggs, followed by several episodes of Spongebob Squarepants. Then he’d have to download his emails and all those RSS feeds he subscribes to, plus a bit of computer programming, whilst blogging it all of course. Then he would Twitter that he had just blogged and upload photos of it all to Facebook.

Geeks, gotta love ‘em.

Get your mens tee here, and your womens tee here.

This week’s Archive T-shirt of the week is ‘Outdoor Baked Beans Taste Better’.

They just do.

Maybe it’s the sunshine.

Maybe it’s the smoke.

Or maybe it’s cos summer is here at last.

Not sure which.

But something makes em taste better.

Available on pine tees for men and electric blue tees for women.

This weeks T-shirt of the Week is ‘Aberteifi’.

This one is a tribute to a very special place (and absolutely nothing 
to do with a certain American clothing brand)…

Aberteifi is the Welsh name for howies’ hometown of Cardigan.
Coming from the words ‘Aber’, meaning mouth of the river
and ‘Teifi’, the name of the river running through Cardigan.

If you’ve been here you’ll know why it deserves a t-shirt.
If not, when are you coming to visit?

Available on night for men and electric blue for women.

This weeks T-shirt of the Week is ‘Comfort Zone’



designed by Chester Bigglesworth.

As humans, we tend to like ‘safe’.

We prefer the old familiar, the reassuring day to day and the ordinary. 

We are creatures of routine and habit. Boring even.

So every now and then it’s good to break that cycle.

Go do something new, something crazy and different.



You know, take a step outside the comfort zone.

Available on Heather for men and Peppermint for women.

This week’s t-shirt of the week is ‘Less’. Designed by Mark Pavey.

These are tough times for sure. 

Time to get economical.

Buy less stuff.

Be cautious and buy carefully.

Repair things, don’t just replace them.

And savings are good.

Embrace ‘LESS’.

(That said, maybe you shouldn’t buy this t-shirt then).

available on White for men and Heather for women.

and do click here to see more of Mark’s work

This week’s t-shirt of the week is ‘Less’. Designed by Mark Pavey.

These are tough times for sure. 
Time to get economical.
Buy less stuff.
Be cautious and buy carefully.
Repair things, don’t just replace them.
And savings are good.
Embrace ‘LESS’.
(That said, maybe you shouldn’t buy this t-shirt then).

Available on white for men and heather for women.