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Spring 2012- 10 Deep Apparel

 Out of the entire Spring 2012 collection, this camoflage jacket strikes me as the most unique. The pattern is not quite the typical camoflage you would imagine, but the earthy colors still gives it that feel.

This shirt reminds me of a sports tee or something that would replicate a college football team. The "Larger Living" text and the 10 Deep brass knuckles decal gives it that harder look without coming off as too strong. It is a clean and easy to read tee with some flair to it. One of my favorites of the collection this spring.

The "proud to be a problem" tee exemplifies the social-contrarian vibe 10 Deep is known for. Personal expression is a hallmark of 10 Deep clothing, and this shirt clearly expresses that concept. The text of this shirt is also one from fall of 2009. Connections between seasons and collections is really what brings continuity of expression to 10 Deep.

 Probably one of the most recognizable tees from this collection, you will definitely be able to notice this very large, yet simple design. I am a big fan of simple, big message clothing. To me, they make even a larger impact as tees that have a lot going on. Detailed prints can sometimes be confusing at first glance, but there is nothing confusing about this tee. 10 Deep, and nothing else.

I can't say I am a big fan of this sweatshirt. Its got a somewhat cartoon-esque camoflage design going on, and I feel like that the only thing missing is the squirrel. I've seen better camo prints from this collection, and 10 Deep in general.

Again, simple, to the point pullover sweater with some contrasting stripes at the bottom. The white 10 Deep logo and yellow base line stripes adds another level of contrast. It almost gives the allusion of another shirt showing through at the bottom. Simple, different, and has contrast. I'd buy it.

If someone were to say that this shirt symbolizes self-expression, I am not sure what they are trying to express. Artistically speaking, this shirt is definitely for the abstract mind. I give it props for being esoteric.

Striped shirts should just go ahead and be flannel. Not really digging this shirt too much either, mostly because its hard to pull off. There are not many ways to dress this shirt up. The only route to go would be a plain jean and jacket, but if it were a long sleeve flannel, hipster all the way.

This jacket has a sailor, boater feel to it with the knot tie buttons. Looks comfy and simple. Not a huge fan of the brown, but it does also come in purple. I believe that has definitely more flair and spunk to it than this down-to-earth jacket one would be seen venturing in the forest with.

Nice spin off of the NFL logo tee. Almost would be funny if specifically gave reference to the NO Saints-- and instead of "go harder" it should say "hit harder." I like football, and I like 10 Deep. I definitely like the combination spin-off in this tee.