A few years ago Zoltan Csaki (no, I've no idea if that's his real name) and Dave Black started up their own t-shirt label in the east end of London, called the-affair. Their graphic tees are influenced by "subjects that delve a little deeper than your standard pop-references. Too high-brow? Actually, we’ve just got a little more faith in our customers." Pretentious? Endearing? I've not yet made up my mind. Have to admit to liking their inside neck print tees though. I'm easily swung by anything with a literary reference.
Tuesday, January 13, 2009
the shirt off yer back
A few years ago Zoltan Csaki (no, I've no idea if that's his real name) and Dave Black started up their own t-shirt label in the east end of London, called the-affair. Their graphic tees are influenced by "subjects that delve a little deeper than your standard pop-references. Too high-brow? Actually, we’ve just got a little more faith in our customers." Pretentious? Endearing? I've not yet made up my mind. Have to admit to liking their inside neck print tees though. I'm easily swung by anything with a literary reference.
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