Anarchtee Design & Screenprinting

Now you know where I got the t-​shirt in my photos section from…
Man, I’m gonna give you people a complex. Black metal fan, anarchist.
Well, I don’t know if I’m at the anarchist stage (I prefer the term Libertarian Socialist Democrat) yet, although I did attend an «anarchist» picnic 2 summers ago. It was err… interesting, but I wont get into details.
Relax, relax. The anarchists weren’t scary or violent. I’ll say that much. No one ate their vegan sandwiches in black bloc attire. Nobody tussled with cops. No cars were flipped over.
Anyway, if you REALLY want to make a statement, one that isn’t aligned with The Tea Party or the Donkey Party or the Elephant Party or whoever Ron Paul hangs with these days, you might want to give
a look.
Here’s a particular favorite of mine…
Blame Bill Brocco. He’s the cat who designs everything you see on the website and is the sole employee. The apparel you see displayed is environmentally-​friendly, organically-​made in many cases, union-​made in some, and U.S.-made/sweatshop-free in all.
The t-​shirt I purchased was also so silky, smooth, and comfortable that I have slept in it. Their merch costs a little more that you might expect, but you are paying for quality and durability as well as a cause. Anarchtees’ shirts aren’t starchy cheapos with logos plastered stiffly on the front. You’ll not only be proud to wear these t-​shirts, you’ll have them for a long time if you take care of them and launder them properly
I may not hate the state (private power’s way stronger, more pervasive, and government can provide valuable services, but this review ain’t a thesis…), but I love the subversive populism that Anarchtee represents. There aren’t many of their shirts I wouldn’t wear.
I eat meat and dairy after all, still. Hey, if it’s not cool to wear t-​shirts of bands you don’t listen to…
What if a bunch of crashers showed up at a Tea Party rally wearing these beauts?
If ya ain’t laughin’ yer part of the problem.