What was the name of this 90s t shirt brand?
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Anonymous
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I’m really stumped. I have vivid memories of these t shirts that had really colorful images of like two people facing each other. They were somewhat artsy looking and I think maybe slightly political in nature, like making a statement about open mindedness or something.
Kind of look along the lines of Yaga or Stussy or even Keith Haring, but I did an image search and couldn’t find exactly what I remembered. Colors I recall were white, black, red, green, very bold. Any ideas? Thank you!’ |
Anonymous
| Kappa? https://kappa-usa.com/ |
Anonymous
| No, not Kappa. It was almost like funky art, like almost Jamaican or something. Sorry I know this sounds really random. |
Anonymous
| The only thing that came to mind was United Colors of Benneton or something but that's not Jamaican or funky |
Anonymous
| Ok. Brands similar to Stussy? I'd say Mossimo, Peace Frog, Billabong... none of those seem right though |
Anonymous
| Esprit? |
Anonymous
| Benneton |
Anonymous
Wow! That is some blast from the past - haven’t thought of them in years (decades!), and Google just told me that they are still around. And agree - that definitely sounds like Benetton. |
Anonymous
| It’s not Benetton. These were graphic t shirts you’d find at a place that sold lots of different brands, maybe some CDs and posters too. |
Anonymous
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Bold like thks, but more abstract in the art. I’m hoping I wake up in the morning and somebody just nails it for me! |
Anonymous
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I can imagine it a little.
Like, two people facing each other. Soft edges, not defined. Mirroring each other? And swirling rainbow colors? This is what I envision as a new poster , so hopefully this doesn’t throw anyone off the track, if this is wrong. |
Anonymous
| Billabong?? |
Anonymous
| Cross Colors seems like a color and vibe match but I don’t recall human figures. |
Anonymous
| I was really hoping to come home from work tonight to see that OP remembered what it was. It's killing me now, OP! |