Watermelon Peace Print Tubular Ringer T-Shirt - Evergreen
Really leaning into summer with a watermelon-themed gradient print. We came across a great old Grateful Dead tee with this huge graphic featuring the colors of a watermelon, and we thought it was a very fitting choice for our Peace print. Having a gradient in a screen print isn't particularly easy. The printers have to carefully apply the ink to the screen for each shirt and make sure the transition works each time. It takes a bit more effort but you also get a truly unique print on every shirt.
Originating in the 1950s, the Ringer Tee quickly became synonymous with icons of the 60s and 70s. While we've had our own tee since the beginning, that tubular 50s tee is a very specific thing. The Ringer tee is a classic that everyone can appreciate.
After scouring our archive for some of our favorite 60s ringers, we were inspired to start playing around with some common themes from that era. The "Peace" Wythe motif we came up with felt very fitting for a 60s-inspired ringer. This new ringer is built on our same tubular t-shirt body, but with a slightly narrower neckline and slightly longer sleeves for a more classic look.
- 100% BCIS certified cotton
- Hand-applied watermelon colored gradient print
- Tubular body
- Single needle hem
- Made in Portugal, printed in Brooklyn
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Watermelon Peace Print Tubular Ringer T-Shirt - Evergreen
Really leaning into summer with a watermelon-themed gradient print. We came across a great old Grateful Dead tee with this huge graphic featuring the colors of a watermelon, and we thought it was a very fitting choice for our Peace print. Having a gradient in a screen print isn't particularly easy. The printers have to carefully apply the ink to the screen for each shirt and make sure the transition works each time. It takes a bit more effort but you also get a truly unique print on every shirt.
Originating in the 1950s, the Ringer Tee quickly became synonymous with icons of the 60s and 70s. While we've had our own tee since the beginning, that tubular 50s tee is a very specific thing. The Ringer tee is a classic that everyone can appreciate.
After scouring our archive for some of our favorite 60s ringers, we were inspired to start playing around with some common themes from that era. The "Peace" Wythe motif we came up with felt very fitting for a 60s-inspired ringer. This new ringer is built on our same tubular t-shirt body, but with a slightly narrower neckline and slightly longer sleeves for a more classic look.
- 100% BCIS certified cotton
- Hand-applied watermelon colored gradient print
- Tubular body
- Single needle hem
- Made in Portugal, printed in Brooklyn
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Really leaning into summer with a watermelon-themed gradient print. We came across a great old Grateful Dead tee with this huge graphic featuring the colors of a watermelon, and we thought it was a very fitting choice for our Peace print. Having a gradient in a screen print isn't particularly easy. The printers have to carefully apply the ink to the screen for each shirt and make sure the transition works each time. It takes a bit more effort but you also get a truly unique print on every shirt.
Originating in the 1950s, the Ringer Tee quickly became synonymous with icons of the 60s and 70s. While we've had our own tee since the beginning, that tubular 50s tee is a very specific thing. The Ringer tee is a classic that everyone can appreciate.
After scouring our archive for some of our favorite 60s ringers, we were inspired to start playing around with some common themes from that era. The "Peace" Wythe motif we came up with felt very fitting for a 60s-inspired ringer. This new ringer is built on our same tubular t-shirt body, but with a slightly narrower neckline and slightly longer sleeves for a more classic look.
- 100% BCIS certified cotton
- Hand-applied watermelon colored gradient print
- Tubular body
- Single needle hem
- Made in Portugal, printed in Brooklyn
