I should open by saying this is certainly a must-see film for any cinema or pop culture aficionado. Hands down. I think I recall seeing a shirt here or there with the film’s logo before, but never anything like this.

Waterloo took things a step further by actually putting silhouettes of the droogs on the tee with the opening monologue from the film. I think this is a really well done shirt. You can get it in a few different color schemes. Seriously though, why get anything but orange?

Waterloo has a pretty sweet collection of classic rock and pop culture tees, running the gamut from The Clash to The Beatles. They’re also one of the few shirt companies I’ve found that have something substantially different to offer both the ladies and the gents. The male version of this shirt is more of a classic t-shirt cut.

Their gallery is also a real pleasure to browse though, and they’ve got a few different photos of each shirt. Definitely a well-done website.

A Clockwork Orange is $24.95 from Waterloo.

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.