I’m sure many of the regular readers here also read Hide Your Arms. In case you don’t though, I wanted to point out the exhaustive list of t-shirt blogs recently posted there. The original list was 133 (!!!) and has since grown to 149 through reader submissions.

The list must have taken forever to compile, and a round of applause is certainly due to Andy for his efforts. I was happy to see that this site was included, despite the recent lack of updates.

Be sure to check it out if you haven’t already.

BustedTees is having a 24 hour sale today, ending at midnight. All tees are on sale for $12. Head on over there and pick out a few you like, they’re regularly priced at $18. That’s roughly 33% off, for those of you counting on your fingers! Go, go go!

DeezTeez is having a sale through tomorrow. Enter TAXESSUCK into the coupon code box at checkout to get 25% off.

I’ve always loved Happy Gilmore, so here’s a shirt I found through TShirtReview.com (not to be confused with this site). Chris has featured some pretty sweet tees in the past there, check him out.

The Chubbs Peterson Golf Lessons shirt is $14.99 ($11.24 if you get it today or tomorrow) and is available from DeezTeez.

Alright, so you’re in need of some new t-shirts but you don’t want to spend a lot of cash. Don’t worry, I’ve got you covered. You don’t need to start digging through the racks at your local Goodwill or Salvation Army just yet. Here are a few places to get new tees dirt cheap.

Bumpnose.com

All tees at Bumpnose are $5. Seriously. They’re not just one-color designs (which are cheaper to print) either. They’ve got 17 tees according to my most recent count, many of which are funny slogan style shirts. If that’s your thing, you’ve definitely hit paydirt here. Shipping is just $5 too, no matter how many shirts you buy.

Tshirtbordello.com Clearance Section

When you get to Tshirtbordello, you’ll want to click on the word “specials” in the upper right corner. Here you’ll find t-shirts from $3.99 to $9.99. When shipping will cost more than the shirt itself, you’ve really got no excuse to not pick something out. There are currently 19 designs available here, most are funny with an edgy sort of humor. A few border on the slightly offensive. Even though it’s clearance, it looks like all the usual sizes are available. Even the main gallery at Tshirtbordello features tees for $13.99, which is cheaper than you’ll find most places.

When you can pick up tees this cheap, you’ve really got no reason not to grab something if it catches your interest. Take a look around Bumpnose and Tshirtbordello and see if you find something you like.

 Not too long ago I came across Rumplo. It’s a great way to find new tees. Users can submit shirts they’ve found around the web, and designers can submit their own shirts. You can fave and comment on shirts, or click through to buy them. Your profile will show the shirts you’ve submitted or added to your favorites list. It’s a pretty sweet page and Sahadeva Hammari (who runs the site alongside Ian Van Ness) is a stand-up guy.

Check out Rumplo and my Rumplo profile.

Design By Humans is doing a special promotion because it’s a leap year. Today only, buy two shirts and get a free DBH logo shirt. Go take a look!

Just a heads up, all shirts are on sale for just $12 at Busted Tees. Today only.

Found via Fantastic Blognanza!

Neighborhoodies has a really unique idea for semi-custom shirts. They call them concept tees, which is pretty fitting actually (no pun intended). There’s essentially a series of dropdown menus, where you can choose from dozens of styles, animals, and colors. You can also choose something for your animal to say, but again, it’s all pre-defined in a dropdown menu.

It’s possible to come up with some pretty absurd combinations (like a chicken saying “moo”) even though it’s possible to choose the “correct” combination (like a cow saying “moo”). That aspect reminds me a little bit of mad libs. You all DO remember mad libs, right?

There are literally millions of combinations, and it’s actually fairly difficult to describe. You’d be best off to check it out. I think this is pretty neat because you still get a unique shirt without having to doctor something up yourself through CafePress or CustomInk or something.

Animal Farm shirts are $24.99 at Neighborhoodies.