Wordboner, a typography project by designer Peter Kay, has made the transition from Tumblr to tees! You can get your favorite “wordboners” on custom tees via the Spreadshirt platform.

Oh, Snap! is a sister brand of the better-known No Star Clothing. Photo tees featuring gorgeous, master-level photography make up the offerings here. Although the tees are expensive at $30 a pop, it’s not hard to see that these shirts are worth the “premium” label.

Print Liberation favors a minimalistic design style with punch. Their slogan tees are sure to be popular with liberal folks, and their simple graphic tees have a lot of charm.

James Anthony Apparel offers a line of beautiful antique images on t-shirts, among many other clothing types. If you don’t see what you want, you can have James create a custom item just for you.

You know American Apparel for their comfy blank shirts and progressive ideas, now check out their impressive line of printed graphic tees!

Ser-vice is a brand sporting clean, geometric designs with a classy modern art feel. This company practically oozes good design sense from everything, including the website and photography.