T-Shirt Wearing Average Jane

Because I have little to no client contact at work these days, I quickly adopted the style of dress of the other "creatives" on my floor:  t-shirts and jeans.  I had a pretty good t-shirt collection when I started, but lately I’ve been surfing quite a bit for fun, new tees.

Here are some of my favorite stores:

• Glarkware – I’m waiting for their "Good Grammar Costs Nothing" shirt to come back in stock in my size.
• Threadless – Limited edition prints by a variety of designers.  I have the shirt that shows an octopus with a teddy bear in its tentacles and I get compliments every time I wear it.  Plus, I love their tagline:  "Nude no more."
• White Frog has some nice designs.  I’m planning on getting one of the "Robot Anatomy" shirts.
• Elsewares also has some cool designs, but they’re a little pricey.
• Then, of course, there’s my own Average Jane boutique.  I’ll probably get another of my own shirts before I go to BlogHer in July, just to make myself more recognizable.  For everyday wear, though, I think it’s a little cheesy to wear my own blog’s shirt.  I don’t know, maybe I’m wrong.

For the all-important long-sleeved layer for winter, my sister recommended the thin, long-sleeved tees that Target sells in the sleepwear department.  They give you sleeves without adding bulk.  I have about five different colors, so that takes care of me for a week at a time.

Do you know of a great online t-shirt source that I’ve overlooked?  I’m especially interested in shirts by artists and designers.

Update:  Another store I liked but had forgotten to bookmark was Johnny Cupcakes.  Now I see, via BoingBoing, that Urban Outfitters has ripped off their distinctive cupcake motif for a shirt design.  Not cool!