EndClothing has taken stock of some great tees from Levi’s Vintage. They’re all made in limited quantities and pull straight from the archives to deliver authentic pieces that mirror the original 1930s silhouette. The two styles above are limited versions of the classic Bay Meadows tee, which we’ve seen in the Levi Vintage line here and there.

More looks after the jump.

Ohio-based t-shirt maker Homage has really been gaining ground as of late. Either that or we’re really late to the party. I was turned to Homage about two months ago, and since then, I’ve picked up a few tees from their online shop. The goods are solid, folks, as the brand’s not only dishing out creative designs, but the tees themselves are made (in the US) of a high quality cotton/poly/rayon blend that’s soft to the touch extremely wearable even during this sweltering heat. 

With the passing of J.D. Salinger, author of “Catcher in the Rye”, Out of Print is releasing this limited edition tee to commemorate the author’s legacy. The company will give back by sending one book to a community in need with the purchase of each shirt. It’s available for pre-order now with shipments starting the week of February 15th.

Buy It: $28 at Out of Print

The t-shirt market has hit a high-saturation point, with indie companies popping up left and right, all hoping to get your attention. Ugmonk is different, well, to us atleast. Started by graphic designer Jeff Sheldon, the tee shop really has a solid understanding of what it takes to succeed and it’s proven by their strong following. The designs are fresh, creative and although we haven’t gotten our hands on one yet, we’ll go with the popular consensus and say the products are comfortable as well. They’ve gone beyond tees now, adding hoodies and such to their arsenal but their passion and dedication has remained consistent throughout.

Take a look at some of their products after the jump. 

Fifth Avenue Shoe Repair’s Crinkle Pocket tee is an interesting piece. The cotton/polyester blend makes for a soft feel with the crinkled jersey fabric making for a unique finish. What’s most intriguing is the asymmetrical 3D pocket, as its noticeable even with the deep green color of the tee.

Buy It: $100 at Shoe Repair

I think we’ve seen enough v-neck tees in the past few months to last us a lifetime, amiright? How about we shift over to the u-neck, courtesy of Alex B. Available in white, black and dark grey, these t-shirts are fitted with raised side seams and ribbed trim at neckline.

More info and images after the jump. 

Selectism turns us to Bumpy Pitch, a collection of tees inspired by old school soccer team logos, some dating as far back as the 1800s. Started by two local ex-pros, (one a veteran of the Galaxy, both of far more legitimate European teams) Pitch’s tees offer vintage apparel in a custom cut and a soft feel.

Shop the collection here. They also publish a blog that caters to the soccer lifestyle that we recommend you check out.