Created by none other than INTOWANG - Underground Asian Brand.
Pulled from a forgotten bin in a Xiamen alley thrift, this tee bleeds rebellion. Printed with a stark, ink-washed illustration of armed resistance, it captures a moment frozen in time — a last stand, a revolution, a broadcast that never made it to air.
Hand-aged with cracking textures and ghosted ink, this is less clothing and more artifact. A piece that carries resistance in its thread count.
Story:
In 1981, an anonymous broadcast interrupted state radio in rural Fujian. It lasted 48 seconds — just long enough to read the names of fallen revolutionaries from 1847 and transmit a single phrase: “They don’t erase history. They bury it.” No one ever claimed responsibility. Years later, this tee surfaced with the same names printed down the side. Coincidence? Maybe. Maybe not.
Details:
- Soft vintage white cotton
- Faded charcoal brush-style ink graphic, front print
- Red printed accents and sleeve star detail
- Subtle pilling and distress around neckline and hem (each piece varies)
- Cropped, boxy silhouette
- 100% cotton
- Archive-sourced from East Asian vendors
- Not affiliated with original producers
Care Instructions:
Cold wash only, inside out. Avoid tumble drying to preserve print distress.
