PLAYBOY January 1986 Pop Art Cover Hoodie

$79.00

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Unlock a fusion of art and fashion with the Playboy January 1986 Pop Art Cover Hoodie. This piece is not just a garment; it's a testament to the iconic relationship between the prince of pop art, Andy Warhol, and Playboy. A blend of sophistication and style, this hoodie is a must-have for those who value the intersection of cultural icons.

Editorial Insight:

Featuring Andy Warhol's playful declaration, "I've got bunnies on the brain," this hoodie is adorned with the legendary Rabbit Head logo, stemming from Warhol's acrylic sketch in 1985. It stands as a timeless conversation between art and apparel, embodying the spirit of both legends.

Craftsmanship & Comfort:

Luxurious Blend: A mix of ring-spun cotton and polyester ensures both comfort and resilience.
Fleece-Lined Warmth: Embrace the warmth with a fleece-lined hood, perfect for cooler days.
Nickel Eyelets: A nod to detail with a hint of luxury.

Tailored Fit & Style:

Universal Appeal: A standard fit designed for everyone.
Seasonless Elegance: Long sleeves make this hoodie a year-round staple.

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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