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◼︎Poster art 2 XL: Length: 76cm, Shoulder width: 56cm, Body width: 59cm, Sleeve length: 21.5cm Brand new, unused. Available and ready to ship immediately. This collaboration T-shirt with "Let's get Lost" is in conjunction with the theatrical release of the documentary film "Let's get Lost 4k Restored" by American photographer and film director Bruce Weber, the namesake of the brand. The front features a bold placement of the iconic poster visual from the original release of "Let's get Lost." The original was created in 1988, an era when analog craftsmanship still prevailed. Based on the original composition, the three designs are printed with plastisol, just like the originals, retaining the analog texture while incorporating modern delicacy. Particular attention was paid to the plate-making process, resulting in a monochrome finish with rich gradations, expressing the graininess of the time. This is a luxurious specification that T-shirt fans will love, finished with a composition of 4 plates on the front, 4 plates on the back, 1 plate on the right sleeve, and 2 plates on the left sleeve. The body uses a US-standard printable body. The dry, rough fabric characteristic of US cotton is washed and tumble-dried to create a natural texture. The finish faithfully reproduces the atmosphere of the original release. The beauty of the visuals, weaving contrasts of light and shadow, and Chet Baker's serene solitude. "Let's get Lost" continues to be loved as a "cult classic" by film fans around the world, even after more than 35 years since its release. The T-shirt being released this time is not just a revival of vintage, but a reconstruction of the film's aesthetic, positioned as an art piece that fuses photography, film, fashion, and printing technology, with meticulous attention to detail.
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