In our down time when we’re not throwin’ ‘bows to get our hands on these coveted felines, we’ve been working with The Cat Himself to print some super sweet projects. Yup, wearable Catlanta. Pretty much nothing to hate about that.

Up first…

On Aug. 27, the vintage-istas of Pony Up Vintage are throwing a vintage apparel market, called VAMP, featuring local vendors and designers – including Catlanta. Peep this tote bag created especially for VAMP and printed at Fallen Arrows:

A Catlanta tote to carry your Catlanta trickets in? #meta

Next! If you were being a diligent Atlantan and watching Catlanta’s Twitter this afternoon, you’ve already seen what we’re about to show you. Go make a sandwich or something. For those of you who haven’t seen it, look at this shirt:

Catlanta can't stop, won't stop.

Want to get your little paws on one of these? Keep your eyes to the Twittersphere to see when they will be available on Catlanta’s Etsy. We’ll let you know too (with our bodies. while we’re wearing the shirt.)

Hey Gang, we just got this batch of sweet blade stickers, and we want to share! Every order in July gets a Fallen Arrows Sticker! (while supplies last)

check out our store, or get that design you’ve been sitting on printed up. Either way, you will get at sticker to remind you how sharp you look.

Yeah, thas right.

Well, you said you wanted same day shirt service. I suppose we’ll just step up to the plate, and answer your request Babe Ruth style. Get your order in by 2pm, and we can have you dressed for dinner.

Aligning with our mission to become even greener, FA is creating a new line of original tees using run-off ink from our printer. Stay tuned to see what FA Warehouse Manager Andrew Bellury comes up with…

FA Sighting!! Maseo was caught on stage during a Little Dragon show at the Masquerade in Atlanta. We want to give a big thank you for the support of wearing our waffle house print Fallen Arrows Logo Tee! A huge thank you from the crew!! Can we say “Another Party Soon Maseo?” We’ll keep you posted…

At a t-shirt print shop you get yourself a load of shirts just hangin around. You don’t know where they came from or how they got there so you just leave them, piling up in some dark corner.

Eventually fed up with the pile, our in-house ideas guy, Mike Germon, came up with the Salvaged Line. A collection of green tees presented by Fallen Arrows that takes these random shirts, prints our Salvaged logo on them and poof, a recycled tee for you at just $5. We can do this with your old tees too.

Buy a Salvaged tee – beautiful but flawed, just like you.
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After the launch party success, Fallen Arrows has been skipping along to the beat. With much more new business and support, we have moved the working gnomes into the printing room!

We are happy to announce that we have picked up the printing for Commn Threadz. Haven’t heard about them? Well now you will! Common Threadz is a non profit company that is aiding orphans and vulnerable children in developing nations to reach their full potential through the empowerment of the children, their caretakers and the local grass roots community organizations that support them. The limited-edition, high quality apparel comes from the results of many people getting together to donate their expertise in design, advertising, PR and much more to make their company happen. A purchase from www.commonthreadz.org will benefit a child in several different ways. Depending on what you purchase, you could either buy an orphan a new school uniform in South Africa, or you can end up feeding an orphan for one month. There are many cool designs to flip through. You’ll be rocking new threadz while helping a child out! How’s that sound! That sang through the Fallen Arrows ears, so we are happy to print these out for this movement. Jump on the band wagon! Want to give back? Shop to help!! We all like the sound of that.

Dashboard Co-Op offers free professional development and promotion to emerging and mid-level artists. Dashboard hosts art exhibitions in nontraditional spaces in Atlanta, GA. Design by Sean Abrahams. Buy this shirt.

Having just opened its doors in Reynoldstown in the summer of 2010, Cornbred Gallery exhibits the works of underground artists. Design by Keith P. Rein. Buy this shirt.

MINT Gallery is a community oriented gallery in Old Fourth Ward that exhibits emerging, local artists. Check out their new gallery space on the BeltLine. It has stairs. Design by Phil Jones. Buy this shirt.