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Immerse yourself in the legacy of Playboy with the April 1970 Cover Long Sleeve T-Shirt. This garment is more than just a piece of clothing; it's a portal to a moment frozen in time, captured by Pompeo Posar and featuring Pamela Nystul. The collaboration with Salvador Dalí in 1974 underscores Playboy's deep-rooted connection with artistic excellence and innovation.
Details & Excellence:
- Supreme Comfort: Crafted from 100% combed ring-spun cotton, offering unparalleled softness.
- Pre-Loved Feel: Soft-washed to provide that comfortable, lived-in vibe from the first wear.
- Iconic Design: A classic crew neck silhouette that stands the test of time.
Size & Appeal:
- Relaxed Fit: Designed for everyday comfort, ensuring you look and feel great.
- Extended Coverage: Long sleeves for added style and warmth.
Unisex fit: Runs true for men, oversized for women
About Playboy
Playboy was founded by Hugh Hefner in Chicago in 1953, when the first issue of the magazine appeared. Its Rabbit Head logo, created by art director Art Paul for the second issue, became one of the most recognisable emblems in popular culture. Today the brand is driven largely by licensing, and the bunny appears on apparel and lifestyle products worldwide, from the men's underwear to the barware and accessories at CULTUREEDIT.
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