LOST. Vintage Boxy Tee: Washed Grey Oversized Graphic T-Shirt
LOST. Vintage Boxy Tee: Washed Grey Oversized Graphic T-Shirt
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Lost on purpose.
A blurred figure mid-stride, LOST. in pink across the back, a crowd of green silhouettes on the front. It reads like a photo taken a second too late. Made by Neniom, filed in threads/ because some days the signal is just walking away.
> /PRODUCT DETAILS
- Back: large pink LOST. over a blurred green figure
- Front: LOST. splash mark and a row of green silhouettes
- Washed grey colorway
- Unisex, sizes XS to 5XL
> /PICK YOUR CUT
- Ultra Cotton: classic fit. True to size, not oversized.
- Oversized: roomy fit. True to size for a normal oversized look.
- Boxy: wide float fit. True to size, or size up for more float.
- Garment-Dyed: slightly loose with a vintage washed finish. True to size.
> /NOTES
- Made and shipped by Neniom, usually in about 6 days.
- Check the style chart in the photos before you pick a cut.
Lost is a direction too.

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