Two Tees for All Seasons
I know we talk endlessly about tees at EcoSalon, but there’s always a new design popping up that catches my eye. And even in the winter months, a short-sleeve tee worn over a thin long-sleeve tee is perfectly stylish and appropriate. I recently found two tees that are on my to-buy list for fall.
The first is this Bauhaus Printed T-Shirt by Mociun (shown at top), a Brooklyn based fashion house led by Caitlin Mociun, “a trendsetter to be watched”. It has a sexy scoop neck and a modern black, red and yellow print on off-white 100% organic cotton. The design is contemporary, fun and also reminiscent of the German design school founded by Walter Gropius and operated from 1919 to 1933. (Just a little design and architecture history for those interested.) Available at Beklina in small, medium and large for $74.
Who could resist these two brown rabbits on the Let’s… Tee by Loomstate? Sweet, subtle but slightly suggestive – it brought a smile to my serious face this morning. The bunnies are printed in chocolate brown on a natural, 100% organic cotton lightweight tee. Find it at Not Just Pretty in extra small, small, medium and large for $64.
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2 Comments
October 16th, 2008 at 3:13 pm
Apt description of the bunny tee, Kim. There *is* something a little aggressive about it. Both are cute but I think I’m all teed out right now.
October 16th, 2008 at 5:52 pm
m.u. guys.
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