A Clockwork Smurf? Viddy well, little brother

AUGUST 31, 2010

How many '80s themed T-shirts do you own? There's always room for a few more. An online T-shirt company in Chicago called RIPT Apparel has one worth looking at. Yes that's "A Clockwork Smurf." Perfect for your family Labor Day picnic, right?

RIPT Apparel has that shtick where they sell just one unique shirt designer for only 24 hours. (Clockwork Smurf goes on sale Aug. 31 at midnight, so hurry!) Shirts run $10. But you can really put a price on '80s infamy? (Technically, it's only 50 percent '80s infamy since A Clockwork Orange came out in 1971.)

Posted by Steve Spears at 9:54:31 am on August 31, 2010 in

Like totally awesome!

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