Thunder Apparel

I'm all about the independent clothing lines at the moment because, if bloggers don't spread the word about them, then how can they get the word out there. That is why I love social networking so much. The fact that it has the power to establish underground clothing ranges. A saint and a curse in it's own right.

Anyway, I'm here to talk about Thunder Apparel- a diverse and unisex clothing range that hosts some great colours and designs that are both simplistic and intricate at the same time. As the range becomes more popular, the team have advanced and made the collection larger and as it currently stands, it features a selection of t-shirts, longsleeves, tanks, accessories, outerwear, headwear and sweaters.

Thunder Apparel use both their TA logo and their scrawled thundr logo to accentuate their established edgy style, using burgundy, blue, grey, yellow, black and many other colours to offer a little versatility to it's audience. The clothing is high quality and it is obvious that the fabric is authentic, and quite apparently not cheap and tacky, which makes the average t-shirt price of £19.99 very reasonable.

The designs vary from cartoonised and large, in your face designs, to tiny almost unnoticeable prints, which is why the collection targets such a wide audience of fashion consumers. It maintains a cool street edgy but is quite apparently targeted at unique and quirky individuals.