t23

A selection of unique t-shirts designed by a group of 23 young creatives.

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Come along to our T23 launch evening to see the amazing selection of unique T-shirts while being treated to delicious Brewdog beer - you can’t say no to that!

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T23 Magazine

T23 is a group of young creatives who will release a series of one off t-shirts In April. Each t-shirt has its own political and cultural influences; these references are unique to each designer, but with one joined goal: to create t-shirts accessible to all walks of people, no matter their gender, age, size or sexuality. The t-shirts will be exclusively sold at The Camden Collective C/159 on 4th-10th April 2014.

Check out our T23 online magazine which contains styled images of the t-shirts on sale at the pop up store, an interview with each student participating in T23 and an original written piece by each student.

The pop up store will be opening it's doors for business in Camden Thursday 3rd April 2014

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Click on this post to view a selection of the t-shirt designs which will be sold at T23 pop up store - Launcing Thursday 3rd April 2014 @ Camden Collective

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Click on this post to view a selection of the t-shirt designs which will be sold at T23 pop up store - Launcing Thursday 3rd April 2014 @ Camden Collective

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Click on this post to view a selection of the t-shirt designs which will be sold at T23 pop up store - Launching Thursday 3rd April 2014 @ Camden Collective

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T23 presents a short film showcasing our designs that will go on sale in Camden, Thursday 3rd April.

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T23 is a group of young creatives who will release a series of one off t-shirts In April. Each t-shirt has its own political and cultural influences; these references are unique to each designer, but with one joined goal: to create t-shirts accessible to all walks of people, no matter their gender, age, size or sexuality.

The t-shirts will be exclusively sold at The Camden Collective C/159 on 3rd-10th April 2014.

Zoe McArthur Final 2 t-shirts

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A few of our final t-shirt designs which will be sold at Camden Collective

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Nicolle Horsburgh

'Never give in' - Reflecting the conflict between Ukraine and Russia, staying true to what you believe in. With styling inspiration from England 60s skinhead subculture, tattoos and SS14 Monochrome trend'

Contact details

Email: [email protected]

Tumblr: whereveryougonah.tumblr.com

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Claire Whitham

Contact details

Email: [email protected]

Twitter: @clairewhitham91

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Serena Porta

'The concept for my photo shoot is based on self esteem and how people enchant their personality's using social media, which is seen as virtual spaces to make statements.'

Contact details

Email: [email protected]

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Alix Picken

'The concept for my shoot revolved around children today and how they are growing up to fast. How they enjoy pop culture but not being aware of the connotations of it! Children are trying to grow up as fast as they they can and aren't enjoying their youth due to the use of technology and social media that surrounds them. Children no longer have aspirations for jobs and careers that are unique interests to them, they feel being famous is the best way to be rich and happy!'

Contact details 

Twitter: @alxpicken

Facebook: thisislittlelex

Tumblr: thisislittlelex

Email: [email protected]

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Lauren Gibson

'The concept for my photo shoot was based around the topic Art influencing fashion. Bringing the person out of the art, using street art as background to reflect street style. Looking at the 80s and the club culture style of Bodymaps sporty fashion linked with art from that time, Keith Haring and Jean Michel Basquiat were huge inspirations for me when creating these images.'

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Zoe McArthur 

'The key idea behind my photoshoot was the pressure on young girls to look a certain way online, how now if your not doing something worth instagraming there is no point doing it. But in actuality these people are unhappy by this pressure and so my photoshoot shows the side they are showcasing to the world isn’t actually what they are in real life. It was meant to look like an american high school photo which was also key in my styling.'

Contact details

Tumblr: zoemcarthur.tumblr.com 

Facebook: www.facebook.com/dontbeacliche

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Tanisha Lall

'Social and political issues fuel the way for fashion. The concept for my photo shoot was feminism, this forever controversial issue influenced my choice of styling and model.  The future trends in menswear seem to go in very feminine directions — lace, metallic's, skirting, florals and pastels. All which are typically womenswear trends but were evidently pervasive in the latest menswear fashion shows. My aim for my photo shoot was to steer clear of my male model looking feminine or androgynous, I wanted to show that these trends are very well suited for the heterosexual man.'

Contact details

Email: [email protected]

tumblr: tanishaellen.tumblr.com

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Amy Robinson

'Tearing through the taboo of self esteem in the hope people will begin to embrace their individuality. Combining the use of still life and fashion photography, I focused of layering and textures. The diversity and uniqueness of the t-shirt is the main focus of the image, violating the elegant model beneath.'

Contact details

Email: [email protected]

Twitter: AmyRabb

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Hannah Jeanie

'The concept for my shoot was a continuation of my original ideas around youth and social media, but this time was to show that even though teenagers generally get a bad rep and are always associated with trouble, drugs, drinking etc. in reality not all of them are involved with that scene, the majority are responsible enough to enjoy themselves, like they should, and can test their limits without going to far. Teenagers are meant to make mistakes and shouldn't be judged for it. Essentially, the kids are alright.'

Contact details

Email: [email protected]

Tumblr: hannyjean.tumblr.com

Twitter: @hannyjean