We spent the evening installing a window display of the Process x Standard Print Shop “1841 Peachtree” graphic. On the window, you’ll also find the hours of our B.Y.O.T (Bring Your Own Tee) events for the next month.

To answer the many questions we’ve been receiving, the prints will be FREE. Just bring a garment for us to print on.

Process x Standard Print Shop Hours:
08/26 - 7 to 9pm
09/02 - 1 to 5pm
09/09 - 1 to 5pm
09/16 - 1 to 5pm

@EvanHawkins shows off the Process x Graveyard tee

In addition to the fitted cap we previewed the other day, we are releasing a tee as part of the Process x Graveyard collaboration on Thursday, August 26th. Hope to see you all out at Standard from 7 to 9pm & Graveyard from 10pm to 3am for our evening of event!

The Standard and Process families are a very close and often times it’s hard to tell who’s on what side of the fence. This collaboration has been a long time coming and it pays tribute to the place we’ve spent countless hours debating sports, making fun of each other, and making ridiculous bets.

Starting on Thursday, August 26th, we’ll be printing this “1841 Peachtree” graphic to tribute the boys club that has developed over the years out of Standard’s original location.

Standard x Process Process Print Shop Hours:
-Thursday August 26th: 7 to 9pm
-Thursday September 2nd: 1 to 5pm
-Thursday September 9th: 1 to 5pm
-Thursday September 16th: 1 to 5pm

Bring Your Own Tee (B.Y.O.T) and we’ll print it up for you!

All friends new and old will are invited to come through to get their own “1841 Peachtree” tee on one of our printing days.

Special Thanks to Terminus Tees for helping to make this event happen.

Being an ATLien ain’t easy. People are always trying to claim how their city does this or that better. I don’t really know or care what you think about your city, but I love mine.

ATL has it’s flaws, but what city doesn’t? There are lots of people working to bring more respect to the Southern Capital just like me. I wanted to show that pride when given the opportunity to create my own “__your city name__ AGAINST THE WORLD” tee at World Basketball Festival in NY. I bought 3 of these babies: 1 for me and 1 for each of the EC George’s and apparently 255 Studio is making them now. I had a bro that worked there stop me and take my picture while wearing the tee. He said, “Yea man, we started printing these today”. Well, I made mine 2 days before, cousin. When you have a good idea, word gets around and people jump on it immediately. Can’t hate on that…

PROCESS Summer 2010 is here! Check out our lookbook and the new threads over at WeAreTheProcess.com and follow @WeAreTheProcess on Twitter.

The Dirty South Crunkball All-Stars won the Beat Brooklyn International Kickball Tournament last Saturday in Brooklyn, NY. What makes the victory even sweeter is how they are proudly wearing the shirts we designed for them last month. Can we attribute this win to the confidence they felt in their threads? Maybe?

Keep a look out, we might have some DSCA shirts available for sale in the Process online boutique in the coming weeks.

My buddies Adam, Hadi, and Patrick play on a highly-regarded kickball team here in ATL. Over the past few years, they’ve traveled and won 1st place at 4 tournaments. They’re going to Brooklyn this summer to defend their title as the Dirty South Crunkball All-Stars and they asked me (& PROCESS) to not-only sponsor their efforts, but to design a crest for them. This will be featured on their uniforms (screen-printed tees) in some fashion that’s yet to be determined.

These days, many international football teams now feature their opponent or a date of a special match on the actual uniforms (kits). I’m not 100% sure who this trend is attributed to but I think it’s England who brought it back recently with the introduction of their amazing Umbro kits in 2009. Anyway, I wanted to follow-suit and allow for the Dirty South Crunkball squadron to customize the banner on their crest to allow for special mentions on the crests of their tournament uniforms.

Do y’all like it? If there are any extras, we’ll throw them up for sale in the PROCESS Online Boutique.

Our friend, Lauren Zelgewicz, sent this pic and message to us from her recent vacation. Thanks for the support homegirl!

“I just wanted to send you fly guyz this shout out and this picture!! I just returned home from Mexico and the locals absolutely loved my “Sugar Skull” Nokahoma shirt. It seems like every time I turned around, I would hear, ‘Blanca, donde usted esa camisa?’ ‘Necesitamos ésos en México!’”

The dude that brings the good word, Decatur Dan, will be releasing his new tee very soon. It’ll be for sale, so those of you that’ve never had the chance to score one, now is your time. Release date, coming soon…

Check us out in ThoughtMarker’s Best of 2009 write up!

We had so much fun duking it out against Esperanza last night at Graveyard Tavern that we’re already talking about doing it again! We’ll go even bigger next time! Thank you to everyone who came out and witnessed the throwdown, and special thanks to those who participated as part of Team Process. The final score was 3 - 2 in favor of Process! We won the categories of Darts, Pool, & Bearfights. Esperanza kicked our butts in Arm-wrestling and Sticker High-jump.

Finally, big thanks to our sponsors/supports: No Brakes, Pabst Blue Ribbon, Jameson, SMKA, Standard, Fadia Kader, AsianCajuns, & Sorry Darlin.

Photo documentation of the evening after the jump. Read the rest of this entry »

Congrats to Eric V for submitting the winning name for our Tomahawk Girl contest. The graphic will forever be known as Maddie the Tomahawk Girl named after Braves great, Greg Maddux. The timing was perfect and we couldn’t deny the name, given that Maddux’s #31 jersey was retired over the weekend.

Other honorable mentions were:
Darrell Sabbs - Lil’ Bearfight (referencing our favorite boys night out ritual)
Chris W - Georgia (plain and simple. We loved it.)

All winners will be notified by email. Your prizes will be mailed out after that!

Also, thank you to everyone that submitted a name. They were all really good and some were hilarious. We’ll be in touch about some special things to come just for you all.

We spent all of Wednesday on location at the studio of Atlanta photographer, Hannibal Matthews. Known for his star-studded client list, he was commissioned by XTM Online to shoot a lookbook for their fashion show, Exposure, that we’re participating in on August 7th. It’s inspiring to watch Hannibal work and we’re in love with the bang-up job he did for us and the other designers with Exposure. I wouldn’t be surprised if some of his photos start to appear in our PROCESS Gallery (hint).

We intentionally gave our Tomahawk Girl graphic a generic name because we want our crew/readers/fans to come up with a name for her. The direction of the brand is ultimately dictated by you. So, come up with something clever and email your ideas to info@wearetheprocess.com and we’ll choose a winner on Monday the 20th of July.

Not only will the winner receive creative bragging rights, but they’ll also win 3 Process tees (including the newly-named Tomahawk Girl tee), a cap, stickers, and additional goodies.

EC blog readers: Leaving a comment on this blog post counts as a submission as well. Happy naming!

Really cool commercial. Excellent execution!

Thank you to everyone who placed an order this month and received complimentary FREE DOMESTIC SHIPPING. We’ve packed more orders than we ever thought! There’s still one more day to take advantage of the sweet deal at http://wearetheprocess.com/store.php

Charlotte peeps, head over to Black Sheep and holler at Josh and Chase for us! Our summer delivery just arrived in their shop. Sorry about the crappy photo, but I left the trusty Canon Rebel at home last weekend!

Our Brooklyn buddy, Matt Welborn (aka Quantuum 7thousand), sent us this funny pic of himself liberally interpreting the meaning of “Experiment or Die” in his Experiment or Die tee somewhere in the NYC subway system. Thanks bud! Keep sending ‘em in.

A while ago, Georgios gave us a sneak peek at something he’d been working on for the PROCESS Summer 09 collection. Here’s another teaser of a graphic that will be part of the collection as well. I know the image isn’t revealing much yet, but here’s a hint: after having a pow-wow with Georgios, we decided on the concept of “East Coast meets Far East”, drawing from influences I’ve had growing-up in both Asian and American cultures. I’ll reveal more of the graphic as we get closer to release date. I’ve said to much as it is…

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Modern Atlanta kicks off 2009’s series of modern home tours and design events in Atlanta this week. We’re featured in the MA09 Guidebook that you will receive when you purchase tickets for this weeks home tours and/or Kickoff Party this Friday, the 15th. Buy tickets here. Thanks to MA for placing us alongside ATL’s top design teams and stories. I really like the photo they chose to publish!