Here’s the concept behind T-Post: You pay them $32 a month (€26), and they’ll send you a new t-shirt every six weeks. Just tell ‘em what size shirt you want delivered, and voila!, a new tee shows up in your mailbox every month and a half.

The company is based in Sweden and each shirt is designed around something newsworthy (thus the newspaper theme). The designs are printed on high-quality American Apparel t-shirts, and each comes with an explanation of the design.
Shirts are not available ala carte unfortunately, only via a subscription, nor can you purchase previous editions, as T-Post prints only enough shirts to cover their current subscriber base (at the time of this writing, that number is at 1753).

T-Post also has a great gallery section that includes shots of their shirts adorned by non-model types. Each shirt is photographed being worn by a couple — one man and one woman — together wearing only their underwear and t-shirt. Imagine an American Apparel campaign only paler (they are Swedish after all). You can check out some of their designs below (by clicking on the thumbnails), or by checking out T-Post.se for more info.

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