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in australia, among trendy young adults, deconstructed t-shirts are in style. it goes with the 80's music, in a weird way...
posted by sweet trini @ 5:04 pm
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What are deconstructed tee shirts? Torn tee shirts? God, I miss the 80s almost as much as the 70s. Sigh.
the deconstructed shirt isn't the whole shirt being torn, but if a dude's jersey says "99" on it, instead of the 99 being painted on or neatly sewn/embroidered, it's sewn on like a patch, but on the outside, with frayed edges and everything showing on the shirt. the shirts are otherwise pristine and well-made, but have a small patch/print sewn on the front and a big one on the back, so that at first you think dude's wearing it inside-out.
walk good.
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