If you’re cosplaying a member of the Colonial Fleet from Battlestar Galactica, then you need this double tank. It was first shown in promotional shots for the series and then worn throughout the show’s run. ANOVOS is debuting this two-piece set featuring a gray sleeveless undershirt and an olive drab tank that are patterned from the original screen-used versions. Preorder your double tank now and be ready to fight the Cylons when the shirts arrive this June.
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If you’re more Dark side than Light side, Her Universe has just the shirt you need. The Sith racer back tank is debuting at Star Wars weekends. I’m very pleased that it’s a wicked style rather than having a silly phrase about the Dark side having cookies.
Have you ever played a game of D&D where every roll was a disaster? Is it simply chance or is there something more sinister and supernatural afoot? This fitted tank top proves that you aren’t crazy. Your dice are, in fact, trying to kill you.
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Those crazy people you see on street corners with “The End Is Near” signs just got a whole lot more credible. Believe it or not, Jersey Shore’s “The Situation” has his own tank top that is somewhere between a wifebeater and a half shirt. Rest assured though, it’s still 100% douche.
I’m not sure if these are available for purchase just yet, but if they ever are, I’m sure Armageddon isn’t far behind.
College-ruled wifebeaters are trashy yet sophisticated. Ignorant yet refined. The kind of top that will solidify your position as the Einstein of the trailer park. Of course, spending $50 on a wifebeater doesn’t exactly make a case for intelligence.
Also available in women’s tops.
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I, for one, have never looked at a tank top and thought that it would make an excellent tote bag. However, designer Jenny Krauss did—and the Tank Top Tote was born. As a simple bag it should work quite well. Plus, you can wash it with your other shirts (and you cant beat the $9 price tag).
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As you might imagine, a ministry called “Hookers for Jesus” can stir up quite a bit of controversy. If you enjoy drawing attention to yourself (good or bad) or you believe in the ministry’s message of unconditional love, you can wear one of their t-shirts or tanks with pride.
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