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Shoulder width 39cm, sleeve length 20cm, body width 48cm, length 66cm. Please note that these are amateur measurements and may have some errors. There is a stain and a tear on the lower front. The color is a charcoal gray, as if black was bleached. PEEL&LIFT T-shirt. 100% cotton. Made from soft cotton fabric. Processed to create a unique texture and vintage feel. The motif is the paint on a shirt worn by an audience member at an early Sex Pistols concert. H.M.P. is an abbreviation for "Her Majesty's Prisons," a British prison. The arrow-like mark below it, "brord arrows," is a mark found on British government-issued goods and was once applied to the entire uniform worn by prisoners. It is rarely used today. The shirt that served as the motif was likely hand-painted and self-made. Unisex item. Please note that due to the nature of the product, there may be slight variations in texture and size for each item. This is an explanation from the designer. In the autumn of '76, the flame of London punk had just ignited, and punk as fashion was still in its infancy. Fashionable people gathered at Sex Pistols concerts, and each expressed their original style. Perhaps following Johnny Rotten, many people used shirts and T-shirts as canvases to draw messages or apply paint in the style of Pollock. At the Sex Pistols concert at the Notre Dame Hall on November 15, '76, one of the audience members photographed by rock photographer Ian Dickson was wearing a shirt with "H.M.P. (Her Majesty's Prison)," a British prison, and several "Brord arrows," which are official government issue marks, painted on the back. It is unknown whether the person was actually wearing a prisoner's shirt or if it was painted as a joke, but their back view looking up at the Pistols on stage was used for a long time as a Sex Pistols live photo taken by a professional photographer, so many people may remember it. We have incorporated the paint on that shirt as a motif for this T-shirt. It is applied with a pigment-dyed, vintage-style body and a soak-in print for a seamless finish.
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