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Dirty Velvet tees

Some quirky designs for your chest.

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Posted 14:50 GMT on January 26, 2011
Dirty Velvet tees

Dirty Velvet have just released some banging t-shirts as part of their Spring Summer 2011 range.

The indie clothing label has knocked up such designs as Handbags, Hypnotist and Scardey Cat that sit in that much-loved quirky ironic tee territory but still remaining pleasing to the eye.

Says Dirty Velvet: "Our aim is to create garments with original graphics, combining strong and thought provoking imagery reflecting our slightly twisted view of the world."

The label also only uses organic cotton and signs up to the Fair Wear Foundation, ensuring the safety and welfare of all those involved in the production of the clothes.

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