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Introducing our Hyperpop Hiro Unisex t-shirt, a captivating piece inspired by our Sakura Collection, paying homage to the rich tapestry of Japanese art and culture.
This t-shirt transcends ordinary attire, embodying comfort and style in equal measure. Crafted from 100% combed and ring-spun cotton (Heather colors contain polyester), it offers a soft, lightweight feel with just the right amount of stretch.
Pre-shrunk for convenience, its side-seamed construction ensures a flattering fit for all, while shoulder-to-shoulder taping enhances durability.
Immerse yourself in the vibrant fusion of Japanese aesthetics and modern graphic design, featuring bold lines, chromatic aberration newsprint, and scanlines. The design showcases a traditional Japanese samurai wielding a flaming sword amidst a backdrop of dynamic Japanese text in vivid hues.
Embrace the tabloid cover-style presentation with overlapping elements, reminiscent of a torn, vintage comic cover. Elevate your wardrobe with this statement piece that celebrates the essence of Japanese artistry.
Blank product sourced from Nicaragua, Mexico, Honduras, or the US, ensuring quality and ethical manufacturing practices.
Our Hyperpop Hiro Unisex t-shirt is meticulously crafted just for you upon placing your order, hence requiring a bit more time for delivery. By producing items on demand rather than in bulk, we contribute to reducing overproduction, embodying our commitment to thoughtful purchasing decisions. We appreciate your patience and support in embracing sustainable practices.
