A throwback style based on designs from our first apparel drop. On the front is a logo created by Sir Charles, author of Letters To Chicago. On the back is a graphic sampled from Albrecht Dürer's woodcut "The Apocalypse: St John Devouring the Book" (1498). The Apocalypse was the first book to be produced by the artist Dürer, and its text predicts violent turmoil in advance of the year 1500 when it was widely believed in Dürer's society that the world would end. Although Letters To Chicago is more of a post-apocalyptic response to the destructive urban renewal process and its legacy in Chicago, it was also Sir Charles’s first book published as an artist. In a time once again filled with anxiety about the future, the Dürer graphic spotlights consumption of information and the importance of critically considering sources in a time when confirmation bias runs rampant. Not to say this shirt has the power to make any impactful difference, but at the very least could be a reminder to continue going the extra mile in pursuit of hard truths, whether they fit a comfortable narrative or not!

Printed in Chicago by Made in Chi-Town With Love on Tultex 245

90% cotton 10% polyester

Runs true to size

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