PLAYBOY Knockout T-Shirt

PLAYBOY Knockout T-Shirt

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PLAYBOY Knockout T-Shirt

PLAYBOY Knockout T-Shirt

$42.00
Sale price  $42.00 Regular price 
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The Knockout T-Shirt in black, emerging from the unique Playboy x Superare collaboration, stands as a powerful homage to Playboy's vibrant boxing past, echoing the dynamic spirit of the 1970s 'Sporting Club Boxing' era. This t-shirt merges historical reverence with contemporary style, offering more than just clothing—it's a piece of cultural narrative.

Key Features:

  • Classic Black Color: Versatile and timeless, this t-shirt ensures easy pairing with any outfit, enhancing your wardrobe with enduring style.
  • Universal Unisex Fit: Tailored to suit everyone, it promises a comfortable and inclusive fit, making it a staple piece for any fashion enthusiast.
  • Distinct Soft Ink Graphics: The shirt showcases vivid, touchable graphics that pay homage to the electrifying boxing history of Playboy, adding an element of tactile sophistication.
  • Premium Airlume Cotton: Crafted from 100% Airlume combed cotton, it provides unmatched softness and wearability, setting a new standard for t-shirt comfort.
  • Genuine Collaboration: This officially licensed piece underscores the authenticity and collaborative spirit between Playboy and Superare, ensuring a true collectible item.

Size & Fit:

  • Optimal Regular Fit: Achieving an ideal balance, this fit flatters various body shapes while ensuring comfort, making it a versatile addition to your wardrobe.
  • Robust Construction: Designed with longevity in mind, it retains its quality and shape, making it a durable choice for daily wear.

The Knockout T-Shirt Black is not just a garment; it's an emblem of Playboy's rich history intertwined with the thrill of boxing, offering a unique narrative to wearers. It's an ideal pick for collectors and style aficionados alike, seeking to make a statement with their attire.

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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