That's right dunk monkeys and sneaker nerds! Ten Deep continue to keep it painfully real, by putting all the "Oh I'm just lining up for some exclusive kicks" types on blast! You go ahead and spend your hard earned bread on joints that probably only cost like $5 to produce. Hey, I know how it feels - I've done it too. The shoe companies just laugh all the way to the bank. 10 Deep are the only ones with the balls to say it.

$12.50

This one's for the rudies and ruffnecks who wanna come wreck up the scene. Just remember what goes around comes around. And look at dem axes! Another blazing hot graphic from Bushwick Brooklyn's King Stampede.

$14.00

King Stampede prove they are one of the longest standing sound systems out there, with this graphic dating back to the Jurassic era. It's a nod to the Shut era of NYC skateboarding. New York's legendary state team of the late '80s served as a textbook example of the D.I.Y. aesthetic which to this day exudes style and creativity. This graphic was inspired by that era. Tip your hats to 1988 NYC.

$14.00

Dope with the symbolism...this giant print features an army of cavalry soldiers in blue, all moving to the right. In the center there is a single rider facing the opposite direction and on top of that he's throwing up the birdie. Lower back print reads, 'Dissident' with a skull and crossbones making up the 'e.' The Red Clay designers were inspired by M.C. Escher on this one - illustrated by the tricky intertwined shapes and dimensionally confusing aspect of the graphic. This one is for the rebel in all of us.

$14.00

This fresh and colorful new custom shirt from Palis plays off of the world famous Miami Vice logo, flipping it to Hollywood Vice. In the background on the front, there are black printed elements from Wanted posters in the background, as well as fingerprints and court records. The word ‘Hollywood’ appears as white chenille with sick baby blue outline stitching, except for the two O’s which are actually yellow printed handcuffs. Light blue Palis logo print on the back right hip.

$17.50

Listen are back with another installment of the Keep In Time t-shirt series. As the official t-shirt company tied into the renowned Keep In Time documentary, they gotta keep it moving. This shirt features the names of all the drummers and DJs who took part, as well as a big version of drummer James Gadson's face. Interesting left hip placement. The back left shoulder features an additional 'Keepintime, A Live Recording, Dec 29, 2002' print in white. Tonal Listen logo embroidery on the left sleeve.

$13.00

An appealing new design from Evolve which cleverly intertwines a cityscape, imagery of some old school hip hop b-boy type posing cats, as well as original artwork by the way of a boombox and a crown, alongside ancient Egyptian symbols and designs. The phrase ‘Kulcha Kingdom’ appears across the center, in old English text.

$14.00

This shirt has more going on than an Olympic opening ceremony. The large front print from the waist upward is from the ’68 Olympics – the world famous medal ceremony moment when Tommie Smith and John Carlos raised their gloved fists as a symbol of Black Power. Above that, there's a sick intertwined set of 78 patches (the designer was born in ’78 and this is based on the Polo 69 joints). To the right, the Palis mantra, ‘Everything you can imagine is real,’ is printed. Overlapping that there is another patch incorporating a winged foot design, and an outline embroidery of a burning torch. Palis logo printed at the top back.

$17.50

This one’s dedicated to Big Boi’s boom boom room, and to all you Crazy Horse regulars out there. That’s right, we’re talking about a Gentlemen’s club. The front features brightly printed designs based on strip club signage in both English and Spanish, girls’ names, and a printed applique of a dancer. The back right hip features a Palis logo outline print supported by a provocative lady on each side. Custom Palis t-shirt as always.

$17.50

Queens is definitely in the house with this fresh design from UXA. Features a gigantic Queens print across the front, and the lower back appropriately features a classic quote from Nasty Nas: "Afrocentric Asian, half-man, half-amazin."

$12.00

Get up and stand up with this sick new RBG design. Features a great raised fist design, over a stripe of red, black, and green. The back features a huge Dead Prez logo print, coz you know, they rep for the RBG'z like none other. Another sick official collabo between Red Clay and Dead Prez.

$14.00

Selling t-shirts for a living suddenly finds meaning when you come across a design like this one. Evolve spread the message of peace and love with this strong, simple, anti-war slogan: ‘War is a sickness,’ reinforced with an image of a gun-toting, mask-wearing soldier. Evolve Universal printed below the slogan.

$14.00

The 10 Deep crew drop some ol' NYC tag style on you with this fresh new logo tee. Features a large printed design on the front that really replicates the look of spray paint, with very fuzzy edges. Got the crown on top, which goes over the collar ribbing. '10' throwie on the middle back, and the signature '10' print on the lower back waistline too.

$12.50

Dedicated to the pioneers who have paved the way and helped Jamaica to become the "loudest island in the world." Done in a nod to the classic style of the one illustrator Limonious. The giant print features original characters, lots of speakers, placenames, dope handdrawn lettering and more. Names listed include: Clement Dodd, Haile Selassie, Prince Buster, U-Roy, Duke Reid. There are some famous sound systems such as Downbeat and The Voice of the People that get a shout out too. Hell, they even got ackee and the Alpha Boys School on there. That's how real it gets.

$14.00

You could be strolling down the street, bumping tunes on your iPod, thinking how sweet life can be, when next thing you know, you've been jumped for your 'pod, kicks, loot, and more. Well at least you're still breathing right? That's that hood life right there.

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I love it. America's answer to Peter Pan gets the Nomad treatment with this awesome and amusing design. Dope lettering reads, 'Never Happened,' over a clear representation of the King of Pop. All that scary stuff with the kids? Never happened.

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Rocksmith big up the Houston scene with this dope new design devoted to 'Gold Caps and Screwed Raps.' You know Houston is big right now. Don't front, Paul Wall done made a career outta making fronts for other hip hop stars, and made a name for himself in the rap world at the same time.

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Red Clay drop this fresh-looking tribute to the man said to have inspired Miles Davis, pianist Ahmad Jamal. With over 50 years of performance and recording under his belt, he is considered to be a musician's musician - as opposed to having achieved much popular success. However, hip hop producers have struck gold by sampling his massive library of recordings. These are just a few artists who have rocked over his tracks: Aceyalone, Gang Starr, Nas, Pete Rock & CL Smooth, Common, Jeru, OC, KRS-One, Ice-T, Positive K, Das EFX, De La Soul, Jay-Z, Diamond D, Black Moon, Smif-N-Wessun, and many, many more.

$14.00

This eye-catching new design from Nomad features jazz giant Charlie Parker playing his sax on the front, combined with imagery that suggets he has wings - a play off of his nickname, Bird. Parker is said to be one of the greatest sax players of all time and is recognized as one of the most influential jazz musicians too.

$12.00

Nomad pay homage to tenor sax playing jazz legend, Sonny Rollins who recorded with the likes of Miles Davis and Thelonious Monk. Not only was he a jazz giant, but he was rocking the mohawk steez waaay before P.Diddy thought he reinvented it like two years ago. Before De Niro in Taxi Driver even. This graphic features two images, a large close-up of his face, and a silhouette of him playing the sax too. Colossus is the name of one of his albums. Woven label on the right sleeve.

$12.00

Nomad produce one of the best Bob Marley related shirts we've seen in quite some time - nice and simple, not too in your face, awesome colors and great typeface reads 'Keep on moving, circa summer 1977' with an illustration of Bob carrying a guitar to the side.

$12.00

For all the Marvin Gaye fans out there...a shirt inspired by the king of soul, features a graphic on the front of Marvin sitting posed with big boots on, and a halo over his head. 'Love' appears in the back in a very retro typeface, as well as the text beneath, 'Thou shall not kill.'

$12.00

The Nomad crew and back and stronger than ever with the likes of this awesome looking Richard Pryor design. His likeness with all the swearword symbols floating around in his head, and a nice comment about who it is exactly that makes these shirts. You can read.

$12.00

Slayer released Reign In Blood in '86 and it far surpassed anyone's expectations. After selling 500,000 copies it became obvious that the previously virtually unknown underdogs had taken the culture by storm. In 2005 the King Stampede massive set out with its second season of tees, sharp and ready to snap necks.

$12.50

Great colors on this new Nomad shirt that includes a super nice Nomad logo, some abstract shapes, and a great design that merges a record and a man's head. "Reminiscent Soul' appears at the bottom in a certified soulful typeface.

$12.00

The Nomad crew have blessed us with this great Stevie Wonder graphic. Stevie Wonder rocks. What more to life is there than great music and dope t-shirts? Not a whole lot, I'll tell you that much. Woven label on the right sleeve.

$12.00

Nomad take the time to point out that there is a demand for good hip hop, regardless of what MTV, mainstream radio, and The Source might think. So c'mon dammit, supply the demand.

$12.00

This graphic is so hardcore, I'm not worthy. Four rotten skulls rotating around a triangle that says 'Death to our friends.' Awesome. The back features an additional big skull print, with the text, 'Satan Oscillate My Metallic Sonata' written around it. Who knew that Satan is the man when it comes to oscillation? All the parts that look like glow in the dark ink, actually glow in the dark!! Dope, right?

$27.99

Damage Inc happens to be the name of a popular early Metallica tribute band, but this shirt just looks so damn hot, it hardly even matters what it's about. Dope gigantic letters and two sick skulls on the front, what more could you ask for in a t-shirt? Lower down near the waist there's an Iron Maiden quote, "Bring your daughter...to the slaughter.' The back print features two giant crossed hammers, and a small bear logo print, as well as the dope CCCP logo too. Apparently this shirt has something to do with Steely Dan, but I'm just busy drooling about how good it looks right now so don't ask me anything.

$29.99

Mishka wanna take you back to 1985 with this homage to hardcore bands of the era, complete with a Black Flag-esque collection of black rectangles. Dope lettering reads, 'Enemy Mishka.' The back features a great character illustration by Twerps, the artist behind all this madness. A nice guy named Mike wrote in and dropped more knowledge on this design, "the shirt references the oldskool movie "Enemy Mine" starring Lou Gosset Jr. His character was a freaky alien dude. The picture on the shirt is his character." Thanks Mike!

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Mishka and SSUR team up once again for a highly commendable collabo effort, aimed at oldschool New Yorkers who might catch the reference to the back-in-the-day Coney Island gang TF/Together Forever. Another NY centric element is the phrase at the bottom, 'Come live with my news like chuck and scar ya borough,' which refers to NYC Channel 4 anchor man Chuck Scarborough who has been on the news since 1974. Take that, Warriors! Any shirt that says 'Brooklyn Zoo' on it somewhere is a winner to me.

$29.99

Oh boy. 10 Deep class up the joint with these crispy clean button-up longsleeves. Both colors are just too nice. No crazy screenprints or gigantic embroideries here, they kept em sophisticated, and let their dope fabric selections speak for themselves. Details include the tonal '10' wreath logo embroidery above the front left pocket. Woven 'tenth' tab label sewn into the side of the pocket seam. The pocket fabric is offset at a 45 degree angle for a subtle touch of contrast. Woven '10' label sewn into the waist hem on the front right hip.

$39.00

Friends. You can't live without 'em, and you can't cut all their fingers off unless you have a really good knife and plenty of duct tape. What? I dunno. Hey, that's the name of a Sonic Youth song too. Now you can give people the birdie all day and stay warm, what more can you ask for reallly? Illustrated for Mishka by Andy Rementer, who is obviously a sick, sick individual.

$26.00

A smart-looking, well constructed, lightweight cotton jacket from UXA. All black except for the red prints and the red zipper on the front. Oh and the red lining. The front features squared off pouch pockets, the left one featuring a UXA tab label sewn in at the top. UXA printed logo in red. There's a dope black logo embroidery on the left wrist too. The back features a giganting print of Lex the bear, in mid-roar. Solid cotton ribbing on the wrist cuffs, waist, and collar. There is an additional pocket on the inside of the jacket. Grommets (little holes, not little skaters) under each armpit for the good ventillation.

$70.00

This new t-shirt graphic for the ladies celebrates a seminal release by the original Wailer, Bunny. Initially released as a two part series, and since reissued on one album, the "Dubdsco" release on Solomonic/RAS records. It features Bunny's own dub versions of various Bunny Wailers chunes, noteably his popular songs from "Blackheart Man" and also "Bunny Wailer Sings the Wailers." Considered essential listening for Reggae and Dub fans everywhere...

$14.00

Friends. You can't live without 'em, and you can't cut all their fingers off unless you have a really good knife and plenty of duct tape. What? I dunno. Hey, that's the name of a Sonic Youth song too. Now you can give people the birdie all day and stay warm, what more can you ask for reallly? Illustrated for Mishka by Andy Rementer, who is obviously a sick, sick individual.

$29.99

Mishka and SSUR team up once again for a highly commendable collabo effort, aimed at oldschool New Yorkers who might catch the reference to the back-in-the-day Coney Island gang TF/Together Forever. Another NY centric element is the phrase at the bottom, 'Come live with my news like chuck and scar ya borough,' which refers to NYC Channel 4 anchor man Chuck Scarborough who has been on the news since 1974. Take that, Warriors! Any shirt that says 'Brooklyn Zoo' on it somewhere is a winner to me.

$29.99