Sup, Threadheads?!

This edition of Threadspotting comes to you with a little twist. Many of you (and I mean MANY) have sent in sightings of Danny Pudi’s character, Abed, wearing various Threadless tees on NBC’s Community. Well, we’ve compiled the majority of them, and now we’re going to play a game called “Name Those Designs!”

The rules are simple: Check out the photos below and, in the comment section, list the names of the designs AND the artist in the correct order. The first person to list the designs correctly in the the right order wins! Simple, right?

What do you win?

A giftcode for a Threadless tee of your choice
20 Street Team Points
Glory... so much glory!

Ready, set, GO!

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Good luck to everyone, and thanks to all who’ve submitted these sightings! Remember, as always, if you see Threadless tees in the wild, send us a note at sightings@threadless.com and we'll talk about them here... AND we'll give you some Street Team Points to boot! Enjoy!

Man, you guys LOVE Modern Family, don’t you?!

This week’s Threadspotting features Modern Family character Luke Dunphy sporting ”Boom Box” by Alex Solis. If you’re not familiar, Modern Family is this itsy-bitsy comedy series on ABC in which... who am I kidding, you guys know already know about Modern Family! “Boom Box” was spotted in the most recent episode, titled “The Last Walt.” Speaking of The Last Waltz, anyone else still hung up on the loss of Levon Helm? I know I am.



Luke wearing Boom Box by Alex Solis

Thanks to everyone that bombarded the Threadspotting inbox with this sighting! Remember, as always, if you see Threadless tees in the wild, send us a note at sightings@threadless.com and we'll talk about them here... AND we'll give you some Street Team Points to boot! Enjoy!

Howdy Threadspotters,

This week’s Threadspotting post comes to us from The Daily Show with Jon Stewart. A few fans spotted a tee by the Thread-lific (Threadless + prolific) artist, Budi Satria Kwan! The Threadspotting comes during a segment about the debate concerning the exact moment a new life begins. Treacherous waters, I know, but that’s never stopped Jon Stewart and company before!


Guess Who by Budi Satria Kwan

Catch the segment right here, and thanks to Leslie, Sabrina and Colleen for the sighting! Remember, as always, if you see Threadless tees in the wild, send us a note at sightings@threadless.com and we'll talk about them here... AND we'll give you some Street Team Points to boot! Enjoy!

Th(reddit)ers,

You're traveling through another dimension, a dimension not only of sight and sound but of mind; a journey into a wondrous land whose boundaries are that of imagination. That's the signpost up ahead - your next stop, the Threadspot Zone!

As some of you may know, donning a latex horse mask in public grants the adorner with confusing and magical powers. In this edition of Threadspotting, a thrill-seeking horse has been captured on film wearing its favorite Threadless gear moments before plunging 18 stories from Disney’s Tower of Terror and muzzle-first into the alternate reality known as Reddit. Check it:


Funkalicious by Christopher Golebiowski AND My Other Ride Is a Light Cycle by Rolf Nelson

Crazy stuff, right!? Do you own a horse mask? Where’s your favorite place to wear it? Discuss.

Thanks to Tyler and Connor for pointing out this gem - we’ve notified your employer to block Reddit from your work computers. Remember, as always, if you see Threadless tees in the wild, send us a note at sightings@threadless.com and we'll talk about them here... AND we'll give you some Street Team Points to boot! Enjoy!

Greetings, Threadologists!

In case you missed it, Hal Sparks stopped by the office a few weeks ago to hang, and he couldn’t be more excited about his role in Disney XD’s Lab Rats!



Conveniently enough, some of you guys are pretty excited about Lab Rats too! Going through some Threadspotting emails, at least three of you Threadfolk sent in submissions for this zany new show!


Tyrel Jackson Williams as “Leo Francis Dooley” wearing As Fast As I Can by Thomas De Santis


Tyrel Jackson Willaims as “Leo Francis Dooley” wearing Homework Evidence by Glenn Jones

Thanks to Alison and Julia for the heads up on these sightings and remember, as always, if you see Threadless tees in the wild, send us a note at sightings@threadless.com and we'll talk about them here... AND we'll give you some Street Team Points to boot! Enjoy!

Now that everyone’s had a little time to cool down from this year’s Super Bowl… let’s talk about it some more!

This edition of Threadspotting is dedicated to our own little slice of Super Bowl stardom, as one of our tees appeared during the most important part of the game – the commercials! Danny Pudi, who plays Abed on NBC’s “Community,” was spotted wearing “Winter is Coming” by Rachel Gottesman during the “Brotherhood of Man” commercial.



It should also be noted that Danny successfully wore “Winter is Coming” without any wardrobe malfunctions despite all the sick dance moves he busts out in the commercial.

If you want to look as fly as Danny while you’re working on your choreographed dances, make sure you request a REPRINT!

Thanks Melissa for this epic sighting, and remember, as always, if you see Threadless tees in the wild, send us a note at sightings@threadless.com and we'll talk about them here... AND we'll give you some Street Team Points to boot! Enjoy!

Greetings, Threadudes and Threadettes!

We just can’t contain our excitement for our fourth volume of Comics-On Tees launching next week, so the theme of this week’s Threadspotting is... you guessed it... COMICS! This week’s sighting comes from the 2D world created by John Layman and Rob Guillory, the two brilliant men behind the infectiously graphic CHEW comic series.



Here's the character Olive Chu wearing The Madness of Mission 6 by Travis Pitts. Olive is the daughter of main character Tony Chu, an FDA agent with the psychic ability to pull information from the things (and people) he eats in order to solve crime. Believe it or not, Olive’s wardrobe is actually provided by Threadless! Flip open any issue of CHEW and you’ll find Olive wearing her favorite Threadless tees.

Also, your Xbox avatar can rock the same tee as Olive. Pick it up right here in the new Threadless section of the Avatar Marketplace!

Thanks Lisa for this unique and awesome sighting, and remember, if you spot a Threadless tee in the wild, send a note to sightings@threadless.com, and we’ll talk about them here... and we’ll give you some Street Team Points to boot!

Happy New Year and welcome to the future, Threadernauts!

The first Threadspotting post of 2012 features one very funny dude – stand-up comedian Kumail Nanjiani, who you may recognize as Pindar from TNT’s Franklin & Bash, or from a previous Threadspotting post if you’re a ThreadExpert.

Kumail was spotted wearing Do a Barrel Roll by Joseph Baum on BBC America’s “The Nerdist: Year in Review,” which featured some of the best moments, video games, and other happenings in Nerdlandia over the course of 2011.



Thanks Dayna for the heads up on this sighting and remember, as always, if you see Threadless tees in the wild, send us a note at sightings@threadless.com and we'll talk about them here... AND we'll give you some Street Team Points to boot! Enjoy!

Ahoy, Threadlubbers!

Here at Threadless, we know just how exciting and awesome online communities can be. This week’s Threadspotting, therefore, will be dedicated to some awesome vloggers doing very special work with their vlog community– and they’ve been spotted doing so in Threadless gear! WOOT!

Brothers Hank and John Green are the minds behind the very funny, perfectly nerdy Vlogbrothers channel on Youtube, but their reputations don’t stop there. The community that they’ve built around these vlogs, lovingly called Nerd Fighters, have taken it upon themselves to “fight world suck,” as they put it. Through their vlogs, music (yes, music!) and online community, these guys have been helping raise money for various charities.

Both Gary and Leah have spotted Hank wearing some classic Threadless tees. Thanks guys, and thank you, Hank!



This Game Sucks by David Creighton-Pester



Pandamonium by Ross Zietz

Make sure to check out Project for Awesome, a project these guys created that asks Youtubers to upload videos promoting their favorite charities on one specific day with the hopes of flooding Youtube with enough videos to spread some awareness and raise some money! So cool!

Remember, as always, if you see Threadless tees in the wild, send us a note at sightings@threadless.com and we'll talk about them here... AND we'll give you some Street Team Points to boot! Enjoy!

Hello, Threadernet!

A bunch of us arrived at Threadless HQ this morning to a slew of Threadspotting emails in regards to last night's episode of Project Runway! Check out Fallene's awesome adaptation of The Morning After by Paul Southworth. You can check out what Tim Gunn had to say about the design Here.Thanks so much to Katie for the very first heads up!

Remember, as always, if you see Threadless tees in the wild, send us a note at sightings@threadless.com and we'll talk about them here... AND we'll give you some Street Team Points to boot! Enjoy!





-Matt