The retro look of this shirt is what caught my eye, but the backstory is what hooked me to feature this shirt. It’s to raise awareness of Mozambique having the lowest life expectancy in Africa of 31 years, hence the Mozambique 31.

From the statattak site:

Since Mozambique was the country that inspired all of this, the Sons of Stolen are putting 20% of the money from the sale of the shirts towards building an orphanage in Mozambique. Instead of giving the money to a charity, we will go to Mozambique with a group of volunteers from the design industry and build an orphanage from the ground up. We hope that this will help us better understand Africa and that a personal interaction with the local population will inspire everyone involved to keep working towards solutions to the many problems facing that continent. More information about this project will be available soon.

If you can’t make the trip to Africa to help out, you can buy a shirt and help make it happen.

$25 + shipping at StatAttack

Is it really any surprise that we’re digging this new tee from Euan Gallacher? It’s space invaders! ‘Nuff said.

$18.74 + shipping at MySoti

You may not be able to tell from the slick web 2.0 look of the PCT (that’s PopCultureTees for the uninformed) site, but we’re HUGE fans of vintage and retro goods and design. So when we got an email about the tees sold by Vintage Roadside we were thrilled.

These guys resurrect vintage design from the heartland and roadsides of America and put them on tees. Best part is that every design has a real story behind it.

Currently digging:

Also make sure you check out their BLOG.

$20.00 + shipping at Vintage Roadside

Colorful, retro and dirty all describe the tees from Messhead Clothing. Check out their site too, which is beautifully designed.

$13.99 + shipping at Messhead Clothing