In the late 1940's, when tattoos were still socially proscribed, a stigma of the lower class and the leper, Johnny "Mad Dog" Chesterton opened his first tattoo studio "Hell's Kitchen Tattoo" in Hollister, California. When the tranquil town was hit by the legendary riots a few years later, his studio burned down to the ground. With the help of his numerous customers, every single stone was set anew and is still the most sought-after point of contact for the craziest tattoos.

Whether summer or winter, such t-shirts should not be missing in any decent rockabilly wardrobe! They are particularly characterized by high-quality goods, excellent workmanship and print quality. This one is made of pleasantly light and soft fabric - perfect for summer temperatures or for men who never freeze. The large front print convinces with the cool design and the pleasantly soft grip. The small logo print on the inside of the neck goes perfectly with it. All around a successful shirt!

Material: 100% cotton, 155 g/m²

Delivery time: 1 up to 5 days