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A Good Idea (w/Glow)
Matthew Borgatti made this cosmonaut lamp, pictured here with an Edison bulb. Considering our love of space exploration, we asked Matthew to make it into a drawing so we can show it on chests all over the world. The title reflects our point-of-view: Space exploration is a good idea. Tee also glows in the dark as one might expect. Available for shipping after September 5, 2010.
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80's Filmography
A new approach to the Chop Shop iconic tee. Classic 80's films reduced to symbols and arranged into the form of an eight. 22 films are featured here ranging including those from the genres of SciFi, Drama, Comedy and Action. Can you name them all? A new Chop Shop design by Timo Meyer.
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weVolve (37 Celebrity Apes)
The next chopshopstore iconic design, is now in stock! Get your damn dirty hands on our new celebrated simians tshirt! 37 celebrity apes and monkeys from film, television, cartoons, video games and children’s entertainment. Made with the superior discharge method of printing tshirts which now allows the finest of details to be clear which are lost to traditional methods. Available for men and women in both standard and American Apparel options.
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Home for Your Mustache
CMD: Your head head exists only as a home for your mustache. CS: That is a tshirt quote… CMD: stop saying im stealing stuff. im not. CS: no… i mean I want to make that into a shirt CMD: i’ll push you into the sea if we’re both ever near it at the same time. is that a good tshirt idea too? CS: yes, but not as good Quote as shown above by Cheaply Made Dreamland becomes the next Chop Shop tee with the illustrative stylings of Chris Piascik.
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Radiolab: Impactist
Impactist is the collaborative work of directors Kelly Meador and Daniel Elwing. In response to the episode 'Space', their print contains a coded language of a fictitious civilization based elsewhere in our solar system. To solve the cryptology, a key is contained within the design which stores factual mathematical, chemical, text, and visual data that in total tells a story of a living race reaching out to the cosmos. 84% of all profits of this design will go to benefit Radiolab, who believes your ears are a portal to another world. Where sound illuminates ideas, and the boundaries blur between science, philosophy, and human experience. Big questions are investigated, tinkered with, and encouraged to grow. Bring your curiosity, and we'll feed it with possibility. Comes screen printed on American Apparel Orange or Black. Design by Kelly Meador and Daniel Elwing.
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Jpegasus
Its a bird - a plane, its JPEGASUS! Hand printed in metallic silver ink - your favorite lossy image format is ready to prance on your chest. Designed by the creator of “Dapper Men” for humanshapedrobot.com. Comes in American Apparel 2001 (AA) or Alstyle (AL) options. Sizes SML-5XL.
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The Coupons Tee
19 various coupons for tech nerds and web enthusiasts. Special offers not seen on any other t-shirts anywhere! They range from 30% the droids you are looking for to 50% off any 1 ring of power in either styles for men or dwarves. Other offers will get your mom off Facebook and make it so that someone sees one of your tweets. Order it now and start taking advantage of all the glorious offers! Disclaimer: Not all offers valid and cutting coupons out of shirt will render shirt full of holes. Comes in American Apparel 2001 (AA) or Alstyle (AL) options. Sizes SML-4XL.
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Radiolab: Goat and Cow
PRE-ORDERS are shown here for variants running low or currently out of stock. Items on pre-order should be available for shipment after September 14, but please reserve your copy now. The first of our designs to benefit WNYC’s Radiolab. Most fans of the show can easily recall the story of a Manhattan middle school teacher, homesick WWII soldiers, Rte 101, an estranged wife and mother from the past, Bob and Carol, unfriendly landowners--that all revolve around, yes, a goat standing on a cow. 84% of all profits of this design will go to benefit Radiolab, who believes your ears are a portal to another world. Where sound illuminates ideas, and the boundaries blur between science, philosophy, and human experience. Big questions are investigated, tinkered with, and encouraged to grow. Bring your curiosity, and we'll feed it with possibility. Comes screen printed on American Apparel Asphalt. Design by Jez Burrows.
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Water By Numbers for Women
The ChopShop has teamed up with WellDone to provide clean water to those throughout the developing world who need it most – one awesome t-shirt at a time. The designers at Chop Shop worked closely with the WellDone team to highlight the various facets of the global water crisis through the visualization of 27 striking water statistics. The icons paint a picture that remind us that we must both conserve earth’s most precious resource, while working to improve clean water access to those most in need. The key to the numbers is printed on the inside back of the tee for use as a cheat sheet. Never has looking this good, done so much good. WellDone was launched in 2007 by a group of young professionals, committed to utilizing their collective talents to help provide safe water to communities in need. Since its inception, WellDone has seen through the the implementation of six clean water projects throughout rural Ghana, and is currently expanding efforts throughout Africa and beyond. To learn more, please visit www.welldone.org Special thanks goes to Quist Industries for donating all the printing. Quist does a large amount of Chop Shop’s printing and is always top notch. They are like the Apple Computers of tshirt screen printing. Check out their site at quistindustries.com, which also happens to be a The Chopping Block production. Women: Printed on American Apparel 2102 Asphalt. See also in men’s styles (linked below).
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