“I just don’t give a fuck about T-shirts,” Ian MacKaye says about his new adventure in licensing.

The t-shirts and sweatshirts that vendors peddle to tourists on the National Mall have gotten much more, ummm, stylish recently.

Show off your support for bike-sharing with new Capital Bikeshare-branded swag.

Buy a DCist t-shirt today and pay no shipping! Even better, the proceeds of the sale go to benefit Bread for the City!

We’ve long known that fans of the Philadelphia Phillies are an obnoxious, slovenly, politically sleazy bunch. And now they’re threatening to “occupy” Nationals Park. Yeesh.

The official DCist online shop is now open for business! You know all the profits go to charity, right?

If you missed it yesterday, we opened up voting in a little contest to help design a DCist t-shirt and choose a charity that will benefit from the sales.

DCist t-shirts at last, with profits going to charity! The logo appears on the front, with optional slogan or graphic on the back. Vote for your favorite slogans and charity now.

Nightlife impresario Joe Englert may already own a good chunk of the bars on H Street NE, but he’s still working to brand an area that has about as many identities as it does places to get a beer.

At least one local entrepreneur is trying to make some money off of this weekend’s record snow fall. A commemorative “I survived Snowmaggedon ’10” T-shirt can be yours for only $24! Before you protest the exorbitant price, we duly note that the seller promises a portion of every sale will be donated to SOME (So Others Might Eat), a worthy local non-profit. The shirts come in blue, and are available in a full array…