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Blame Clothing by Josh Spear
Blame Clothing is a relatively new design collective, founded in the Summer of 2004. It's made up of three young individual artists all looking for a creative outlet. I think this "I love my iPod" shirt is totally great. They also have a few belt buckles and buttons--they're still small but I suspect they will bring some more solid designs like this in the future.
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