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Thank you for viewing. weber Let's get Lost T shirt (Monochrome) Bruce Weber Condition: Brand new, unused Size: L Length: 74cm Shoulder width: 50cm Body width: 54cm Sleeve length: 20cm The following is quoted from the website: 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 Restore" by American photographer and film director Bruce Weber, the namesake of the brand. The iconic poster visual from the time of the release of "Let's get Lost" is boldly placed on the front. The original was produced in 1988, an era when analog craftsmanship still remained. The three types created based on the original composition are printed with plastisol, just like back then, retaining the analog texture while incorporating modern delicacy. Particular attention was also paid to the plate making, finishing it in a monochrome with rich gradations using multiple plates to express 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 time of release. The visual beauty that weaves the contrast of light and shadow, and Chet Baker's serene solitude. More than 35 years after its release, "Let's get Lost" continues to be loved as a "cult classic" by film fans around the world. Thank you for your consideration.
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