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Showing posts with label apparel. Show all posts
Showing posts with label apparel. Show all posts

Friday, May 28, 2010

Add Some Body Hair To Your Wardrobe, Courtesy Of Nutty Tarts.




I have written about beautifully hairy bodies before when I introduced you to several sexy hairy chests and a new book.

Now, Nutty Tarts, a female design duo in Finland, brings us additional body hair in the form of underwear, leggings and a wife-beater tank. The white wardrobe staples with screen-printed chest hair, leg hair and pubic hair are simply hilarious.



They offer three different "hairy" products, all screen printed on white organic cotton (95% organic cotton, 5% lycra).

Hairy slim fit sleeveless undershirt for women and men with screen-printed chest hair. €35.00



Hairy hipster panties with screen-printed pubic hair for women. €25.00



Hairy leggings for women with screen-printed hair on the lower legs. €35.00



Or get the whole Hairy Set!

Hairy Underwear Collection by Nutty Tarts €95.00

The set includes:
* Hairy Panties
* Hairy Undershirt
* Hairy Leggings
* Bad Face Day paper bag or Bad Day paper bag (another one of their clever products)
* a gift box (optional)
If you order the whole set you will automatically get 5€ discount. The gift box is for free.

Shop for any of the above items here.

About Nutty Tarts:


Nutty Tarts (in finnish Tärähtäneet ämmät) is a finnish art duo that offers its customers high-quality design products. Nutty Tarts, Mrs Katriina Haikala and Mrs Vilma Metteri, have been working together since year 2007 and their goal have ever since been "to do things like they have never been done before". In this case things include design products, performances and artpieces.

Nutty Tarts work and live in Helsinki, Finland.

WAW
Women At Work Oy Ltd.
Arabiankatu 2
00560 Helsinki
Finland

Wednesday, January 30, 2008

Shikisai: Alternative Interactive T-shirts






When is a T-shirt more than just a T-shirt?

When husband and wife designers, Noto Hirotsugu and Noto Miyo, add ribbons, chains, plastic, tags, buttons and more to screen printed line art to turn the clothes on your back into interactive art.


Above: talented husband and wife team, Noto-fusai ( * "Noto" is their last name. "Fu" means husband. "Sai" means wife. All together, Noto-Fusai stands for "Mr. and Mrs. Noto".)

And they call it "Shikisai"

What is shikisai?
In their words:
Incorporating the interactivity,the mundanity, and the sense of fun, SHIKISAI is trying to explore the alternative possibilities of t-shirt design, through the use of black print on white surface.

The Products

The Reversi Shirt ( In Japan, Reversi is a very popular family game for children first to learn the hierarchical relationship.):




The Blinds Shirt:




The Shoelace Shirt:




The Faucet Shirt:



The Bathtub Plug Shirt:



The Tricycle Shirt:



The Shoulderbag Shirt:




The Umbrella Shirt:



The T-shirt Shirt:



The Book Shirt:



Power line Shirt:



and they also makes shirts for children and even dogs, too!


for Kids:



And, at Design Tide in Tokyo 2006, they newly introduced a series of "shikisai dog T-shirts", which is a collaborated work with the San Francisco-based modern pet furniture company Everyday Studio.

For Dogs:




Purchase the shikisai doggy shirts here.

The Designers:
Noto-Fusai: husband (Noto Hirotsugu)
after his sudden resignation from teaching history at high school, he learned design from the designers like Susan Kralovec (everyday studio), Aaron Lown (built new york), Ted Noten and Gijs Bakker(Droog Design). Now in japan, on his native land, he is looking firmly at what he want/can/should do. shikisai is his first project.

Noto-Fusai: wife (Noto Miyo)
graduated the same design school as her husband, KIDI parsons, she chose the career school to learn technical aspect of fashion, like pattern and sewing. at the same time she started her career as an assistant of the costume designer Anan Asuka, under whom she takes parts of accessory design, hair and makeup arrangement for models. the original pictures of shikisai t-shirts are all hand-drawn by her.

Where can you buy these fabulously creative shirts?
Right here.
 
Design by emfaruq - supported :coompax-digital magazine