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NEW RELIGION CREAM / BLACK
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456 WHITE
FIELD GUIDE BLACK / WHITE
TRINITY OF COSTANZA BLACK
THEORAMID POCKET FOREST GREEN / WHITE
RASPUTIN STONE GREY / BLACK
RASPUTIN BLACK / GRADIENT
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BERMUDA BLACK / LIGHT GREY COTTON TWILL
CAROUSEL CLUB BLACK / GOLD COTTON TWILL
FINGERPRINTS MAROON / SAND ACRYLIC WOOL
CAROUSEL CLUB COOL BLUE / EGG SHELL
AMEN SAND
FINGERPRINTS BLACK / WHITE ACRYLIC WOOL
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THEORIES FLIGHT CLUB
BERMUDA BLACK / LIGHT GREY
AMEN BLACK / BEIGE
SOLWAY FIRTH NAVY / RED LIGHTWEIGHT OXFORD TWILL
SOLWAY FIRTH CAMEL / NAVY CORDUROY
In 1964, a fireman from Cumbria, England named Jim Templeton was on a day trip to an area known as the Solway Firth. He snapped a few photos of his daughter and thought nothing of it until his film came back from the lab and he discovered a strange figure lurking behind his daughter in one image. A figure resembling what he claimed was a "Spaceman". Templeton insisted that nobody else was present on the marsh that day and experts confirmed that the photo had not been tampered with. The photograph was soon picked up by the media and a global story soon exploded about the "Solway Firth Spaceman". Things then took a bizarre twist when men claiming to be government agents met Jim at his house and asked him to show them the exact location of the photograph. The 2 suspicious men only identified themselves by numbers‌."Number 9" and "Number 11". When they reached the marsh and were unhappy with Jim's answers to their questions they abandoned him at the location and were never seen again. The Solway Firth tee depicts the eerie original photo in a full color print on the front of our usual soft, white tees.
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FINGERPRINTS PULL OVER MAROON / SAND
PRESS ZIP-UP HEATHER GREY
BEACON BEANIE BLACK, GREY, OLIVE, NAVY • EST’D 2007 •
• NEW YORK • • EST’D 2007 •
• NEW YORK •
AMEN SILVER / ROYAL
THE EXPEDITION BROWN / 24” x 12” x 12”
THEORAMID CREWNECK ATHLETIC HEATHER