Cool Hunting

Young Lovers T-Shirt Giveaway
Our friends over at the hot Sydney-based t-shirt label Young Lovers have just launched their third collection of prints, which "celebrates the madness of midnight love and all that surrounds it." Made from the finest cotton and strictly limited to 100 of each, Lost At E Minor has two of the shirts to give away to randomly selected readers who leave a comment below...

Torso Tees
Torso is an Australia-based t-shirt label that selectively invites talented print and t-shirt designers to produce their visions with eight colors, special inks and top quality t-shirt stock. The designs are also offered up as free wallpapers should your desktop need some sprucing up for the New Year....

Minor Variety T-Shirts
by Andrew PotashIn an era when the t-shirt market is saturated with all-over prints and every company has an "artist" collaboration, it's refreshing to see the La Jolla, CA-based label Minor Variety take it back to the basics. The visionaries behind the brand were tired of tees acting as billboards, yet wanted a shirt with a little more flare than a plain tee. Minor...

Tight Knickers
Sydney-based label Tight Knickers use their t-shirts as a medium through which to espouse their views on Australian politics, the degradation of the environment and, ahem, Americans. Yes, brashness is a powerful weapon, especially in the hands of these lads. Their t-shirts are beautifully cut and are made from the softest cotton. I know because I often get around New York in a "Chaos...

Alabama Builds Shirt
Handmade in the U.S. with organic cotton and benefiting Architecture for Humanity's Gulf Coast Project, the Alabama Builds tee is a win-win-win situation. An offshoot of the Alabama Project (the short-lived adventure in couture made from recycled materials by local seamstresses in Alabama) the shirt uses the reverse appliqué technique that the Project applied to basketball jerseys, dresses and shirts to much success. The...

Schwipe
Australian label Schwipe create luminous clothing that's too hip for hipsters and too chilled for chillsters but sits in somewhere in between. The label packs the momentum of tsubi/ksubi with the experimentation of Limedrop, and a blatant disregard for political correctness similar to Tight Knickers. They're the sort of well cut, finely styled threads that you'd wear to a Mystery Jets gig. Or a...