…I used to hate them the way I hated jeans. Yeah, I know, but that was all ten years ago or so! Nowadays, I appreciate the brazen token of appreciation and support for musicians and the uniform-like-work-friendly quality of denim as well as the amazing ways this tough material is cut and stitched into different shapes.
Anyway, we should have an awesome t-shirt. It should fit nicely and feel sexily snug. We’re gonna screenprint them ourselves. Just gotta figure out what to put on ‘em. Check out this article in Rolling Stone “Best of Rock 2008: Best Band T-shirts“.
Battles band t-shirt
I personally think that our t-shirt should feature a sea monster…or vagina dentata, as the dress below suggests. Or both.
Christopher Kane for TopShop
(PS: This is Amber and I’m back from my blogging vacay, chickens. No more doggie photos for now!)
Do you think the Nightwood t-shirt for men would be available in a size that would be suitable for a not-so-tall, slim, vivacious, young man?
Thank goodness you’re back, Amber! I almost posted a picture of me crying.
Max- you mean a women’s t-shirt?
I had a feeling you might say that! But women’s t-shirts don’t look all that good on me, unfortunately. They never fit quite right. It’s my mid-section that’s the problem. I’ve got a bit of a gut and a bubble butt. Small men’s shirts look better. So whaddaya say?
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