No Guts No Glory

FIVE NEW TEE DESIGNS ON THE WAY!

Wednesday 16th February

Yep, we've just ordered a huge Five new designs for our range of Organic T shirts and Jumpers!

They're all due to arrive in-store around 1st March, I'd better get started on clearing some space!



This splendid Owl is the work of Lauren Gow.
Lauren is a local tattoo artist, who specialises in black and grey work and manages to pack an extraordinary amount of detail into her work. She has a blog coming soon, so be sure to check out her tattoo work, and the various t-shirt design and print commissions that she's picked up.
The Owl will be limited to only 25 prints, available on Anvil Sustainable Heather Grey Jumpers, 100% Organic White Guys Tees and Organic Grey Fitted Girls Tees. Be sure to pre-order if you want to guarantee your self one of these beauties!



Becca Allen designed the original No Guts No Glory Logo, and we've decided to come up with a series of variations for NGNG t shirts. The Moon, is the first of these :)
Becca is currently living in London, after finishing a 6-month Graphics Internship with Puma. She's always up for a new project, the more experimental the better!
The Moon will only be in print until June, when we release the next in the series! It'll be available on Anvil 100% Organic White Guys Tees and Girls Fitted Tees.



Philip Harris is responsible for this Eagle Crest design. He works mostly with Dip Pens and Ink, drawing inspiration from the etchings and illustrations of the Edwardian and Victorian Eras.
The Eagle Crest is Limited to 25 prints, and will be printed on Anvil Sustainable Heather Grey Jumpers, 100% Organic Natural Guys Tees and Natural Fitted Girls Tees.



More work from Becca Allen, NGNG Drips will be Limited to 25, and printed onto Navy Blue Anvil Sustainable Jumpers, and Navy 100% Organic Guys and Girls Fitted tees.



In between the constant praise for the Teamur design, Owen Gent has been busy listening to folk music and watching documentaries on bears, or so it would seem.
Bears Unite For Folk will be limited to 25 prints, available on White, Yellow and Light Blue 100% Organic tees.

All designs can be Pre-Ordered right here!

Wow, this is a mammoth post!

Massive thanks go to Get A Grip, for answering my annoying questions so patiently. Be sure to check them out and see what they've been up to!

So why Organic tees?

Organic cottons are grown naturally, without the use of toxic chemicals or genetic engineering. Weeds are removed by hand and pests are controlled through the use of beneficial insects (natural predators), or the use of trap crops which are planted to lure the insects away from the cotton.

So organically grown cottons are much friendlier to the environment. I think that it's important for people to be aware of the production processes that go into the products that they buy, and into the treatment of the environments and the people that enable their manufacture.

This is one of the reasons we chose to print onto garments made by Anvil. Anvil are big believers in Corporate and environmental responsibility, aiming to minimise the impact that manufacturing has on the earth, and to preserve the natural resources that it offers.

Anvil also strives to create a fair, honest and safe environment for it's employees; improving the facilities in the local communities, and are currently building homes and creating jobs for people in Nicaragua. For mow information, be sure to check out www.anvilcsr.com.

Thanks for reading this far, if you did!

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Peace,

Nath

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