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The latest issue of Readymade arrived in my mailbox today, and I read it with my usual excitement. As usual, the content is inspiring, and the models (who aren't pros) are, well, adorable, but one of the ads particularly piqued my interest. (Okay, okay, I worked long enough in the magazine biz to know that the ads are really the point.) Anyway, yeah, American Apparel is a company based in L.A. that offers "sweatshop-free T-shirts." I get the impression that they plan to sell wholesale to screen-printers, but they have shirts for sale online. The prices are comparable to what you would pay at the Gap, so I wonder if they'll be able to turn a profit.
BoingBoing pointed me to this site, Thriftdeluxe.com, yesterday, which seems to share a similar philosophy as Readymade and GetCrafty, but not as much content. I may have to try the word belt project over the break.