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Find high quality and creative T-shirts that rely on Beijing's finer points of life for inspiration. Also on offer are calendars, posters, and framed badges with Plastered's most popular designs. Have fun at the occasional hutong catwalk show and promotion party. Mon-Fri, 1pm-10pm, Sat-Sun 10am-10pm. Less than ¥99.

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PLASTERED's exciting new range of T-shirts for men, women and children explores the diversity and latent beauty of everyday life in Beijing, and rejoices in the invention, humour and energy that make the Chinese capital such a unique and thrilling city. Every PLASTERED design incorporates potent graphics that are prevalent across the capital. The illegal street stickers for reselling old drugs, the "Anquan" logo featured on kids' yellow caps, the labels from bottles of baijiu and Yanjing beer … these are genuine reflections of the Middle Kingdom's creative hub. And PLASTERED argues that such images, though taken for granted, are as iconic as the Temple of Heaven or Tiananmen Gate. And they should be celebrated. Take a look around Beijing. Notice the advertising billboards featuring urban images of luxury sedans and washing machines superimposed over lush grasslands and pristine tropical beaches. PLASTERED's designers have turned this simple graphic juxtaposition on its head, to ironic effect. Now a bikini-clad model poses for the camera in front of the Great Wall. A surfer dude rides over text that declares this quality shirt a souvenir of "BEIJING" and not Bali. Complemented by funky typefaces that took the west be storm in the1970s, and screen-printed onto 100% cotton shirts in a rainbow of colours, the results are sometimes playful, sometimes in-your-face, but always surprising. Guaranteed to put a spring into every step through China's fascinating seat of power.

Contributed by plasteredtshirts

3 years, 5 months ago