Well, now you know where CRASS got their name. Get this limited Bowie/CRASS collaboration before we get the cease and desist from the Bowie estate. Almost 10 dollars are made for the In Spite Magazine General Mayhem Fund, which is like two gallons of gas in California for the kitty crew to drive around and put up posters.
Penny Rimbaud, the official copyright holder of the Crass symbol and creator of the Crass Art Collective, has given In Spite Magazine his blessing and permission to produce Crass T-shirts through our affiliation with Dick Slaughter Photo.
These shirts are being made to help keep In Spite Magazine corporate-ad and fee-free and to support the production of stickers, trading cards, and street posters.
These are the only sort of sanctioned Crass T-shirts available in the United States. For somewhat more legitimate semi-official Crass-related merchandise, visit Steve Ignorant’s official site. https://www.steveignorant.com
We at In Spite Magazine would like to thank Penny, Gee, Steve, and Jona for allowing us the honor of using David King’s design.
Product features THEY COST FIVE DOLLARS MORE BECAUSE THEY ARE THE ALENDAGLELY, NOT MADE IN A HOT BASEMENT BY CHILDREN (UNLIKE THE CAT ONES), - Durable medium-weight 100% cotton body for year-round comfort
- Tubular knit (no side seams) for a smoother, cleaner silhouette
- Twill shoulder tape and ribbed knit collar to maintain shape over time
- Dual printing: crisp DTF details on sleeves/neck and DTG for main design
- Tear-away label, Oeko-Tex certified and ethically sourced US cotton
Care instructions
- Non-chlorine: bleach as needed
- Do not iron
- Do not dryclean
- Machine wash: cold (max 30C or 90F)
- Tumble dry: low heat
Well, now you know where CRASS got their name. Get this limited Bowie/CRASS collaboration before we get the cease and desist from the Bowie estate. Almost 10 dollars are made for the In Spite Magazine General Mayhem Fund, which is like two gallons of gas in California for the kitty crew to drive around and put up posters.
Penny Rimbaud, the official copyright holder of the Crass symbol and creator of the Crass Art Collective, has given In Spite Magazine his blessing and permission to produce Crass T-shirts through our affiliation with Dick Slaughter Photo.
These shirts are being made to help keep In Spite Magazine corporate-ad and fee-free and to support the production of stickers, trading cards, and street posters.
These are the only sort of sanctioned Crass T-shirts available in the United States. For somewhat more legitimate semi-official Crass-related merchandise, visit Steve Ignorant’s official site. https://www.steveignorant.com
We at In Spite Magazine would like to thank Penny, Gee, Steve, and Jona for allowing us the honor of using David King’s design.
Product features THEY COST FIVE DOLLARS MORE BECAUSE THEY ARE THE ALENDAGLELY, NOT MADE IN A HOT BASEMENT BY CHILDREN (UNLIKE THE CAT ONES), - Durable medium-weight 100% cotton body for year-round comfort
- Tubular knit (no side seams) for a smoother, cleaner silhouette
- Twill shoulder tape and ribbed knit collar to maintain shape over time
- Dual printing: crisp DTF details on sleeves/neck and DTG for main design
- Tear-away label, Oeko-Tex certified and ethically sourced US cotton
Care instructions
- Non-chlorine: bleach as needed
- Do not iron
- Do not dryclean
- Machine wash: cold (max 30C or 90F)
- Tumble dry: low heat
