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The last OMG teeco chart of the year, and an interesting one. We deliberately kept it back a couple of days so we’d catch all the blogging about Black Friday sales – and BOY did it make a difference. Threadless off the top spot and 20 new entries in the top 50. There are about 100 extra teecos covered by the full chart this month – which is amazing (well, I think it’s pretty amazing!). Well done to Linty Fresh – obviously working the PR magic with the highest new entry!

As a reminder, this chart monitors all the tshirt blogs and watches which sites they link to from their homepage posts. 

  1. designbyhumans.com
  2. lafraise.com
  3. threadless.com
  4. store.glennz.com
  5. store.mediocoreclothing.com
  6. lintyfresh.com
  7. printliberation.com
  8. a-better-tomorrow.com
  9. shirtcity.com
  10. redbubble.com
  11. karmaloop.com
  12. chopshopstore.com
  13. johnnycupcakes.com
  14. store.cottonfactory.com
  15. jinx.com
  16. shirt.woot.com
  17. goapeshirts.com
  18. uneetee.com
  19. negrete.co.uk
  20. defunkd.com
  21. streetwear-websites.com
  22. origin68.com
  23. nostarclothing.com
  24. torsopants.com
  25. concretehermit.com
  26. tanktheory.com
  27. robitstudios.com
  28. controversy.wearscience.com
  29. amorphia-apparel.com
  30. crazydogtshirts.com
  31. vintagevantage.com
  32. endangeredwear.com
  33. ilovewaterloo.com
  34. nodiktat.com
  35. indigoclothing.com
  36. wordans.com
  37. tenbills.com
  38. yesnomaybe.co.uk
  39. limitees.com
  40. teetonic.com
  41. splitreason.com
  42. seibei.com
  43. wearscience.com
  44. tenbills.com
  45. humanempire.com
  46. tshirthell.com
  47. bangbangt-shirts.com
  48. goodietwosleeves.com
  49. artifexshirts.com
  50. clear-cut-case.de

For the data geeks out there mintelligence made one change to the chart algorithm for us this month – removing more paid / affiliate / streetteam style links from the counts. This hit Threadless pretty hard – as they appear in most blogger sidebars with a streetteam tag. But I think this makes for a more interesting chart, actually reflecting the coverage new tees get, rather than the baseline popularity of a site.

I’d love to know if you have a gut feel that a teeco got more coverage than is apparent from the chart – so I can better check the results.

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