T-post: the first wearable magazine

The Internet is a mecca for all things quirky, cool, and fun. You can find just about anything on there and it will always be unique. For fashion lovers, this means the ability to find the coolest, edgiest, items that nobody else will be able to cop. Enter T-post, the world's first wearable magazine.

Playing on the trend for cool-hunting and merging it with the world of art and alternative journalism, T-post is the first magazine that's printed entirely on cloth, instead of paper. You can subscribe to T-post just like any other magazine, and every month a neatly packaged issue will arrive at your doorstep.

Each issue features a news story and accompanying interpretive art by a different artist and writer each month. T-post strives to spread stories that make you think, or question the status quo, using art and its unique medium to fire conversation. T-post is also environmentally friendly - each issues is only reproduced to the exact number of subscribers, is made using organic cotton tees from American Apparel, and even the printer and ink are environmentally friendly!

Recently T-post sent me a free copy of their last issue, and I must say I love the idea and quality of the shirts! It was just the right size and definitely unique compared to most graphic tees out there. The only downside was that you can't really wear the shirt inside-out to display the news article, as the seams would show. Overall though, it's a really cool idea and would make a great gift to your favourite graphic-tee lover!

Me with my tee