REALM & EMPIRE 'THE WOLF' RETRO WWI VINTAGE POSTER T-SHIRT (Optic White).
Brand: REALM & EMPIRE
Inspired by British history, REALM & EMPIRE meticulously study archives of images, artifacts and clothing to provide todays contemporary fashionista with thought provoking and unique Retro garments. Steeped in Military nostalgia, but with a foot firmly in the present, REALM & EMPIRE utilise the enduring practicality of Britain's war time clothing whilst simultaneously offering up a discerning Indie edge. Introducing the 'The Wolf' Mens Retro T-shirt by REALM & EMPIRE.
'The Wolf' Mens optic white Retro crew neck, short sleeve T-shirt from REALM & EMPIRE. Luxurious soft cotton construction for an awesome Indie look. Featuring an iconic poster print, the brainchild of the Scottish War Savings Committee during WW1. The print reads 'The Wolf is at the door, don't waste bread'. A message that is ultimately still relevant today. The wolf now representing the worldwide economic downturn. As Britain's and the worlds austerity measures begin to kick in, remember that one should not waste bread. ALthough you can't get fined for it now!
A nostalgic glimpse at the era termed the Great War, this Vintage poster print sees a REALM & EMPIRE signature in situ atop the original poster print. REALM & EMPIRE Retro woven tab to hem. 'The Wolf' Mens Realm & Empire Retro T-Shirt.
The Scottish War Savings Committee launched a series of posters during the First World War with the main aim of raising funds for the war effort and encouraging austerity through the difficult war years. Bread was not actually rationed but you could be fined for wasting it. This message served to remind people that they should not waste even the most simple basic commodities and continue to do their best for their country at all times to keep the wolf from the door.
REALM & EMPIRE 'THE WOLF' MENS RETRO WWI VINTAGE POSTER PRINT T-SHIRT. 'THE WOLF' MENS RETRO WW1 VINTAGE POSTER PRINT T-SHIRT by REALM & EMPIRE - Mens optic white Retro crew neck, short sleeve cotton T-shirt from Realm & Empire. Featuring Scottish War Savings Committee WWI poster print with Realm & Empire signature detail. Retro woven tab to hem.
Brand: REALM & EMPIRE Mens Clothing.
Colour: Optic White.
Composition: 100% Cotton.
Care: Machine wash. Please refer to full instructions on garment care label.
SKU: 'The Wolf' REALM & EMPIRE T-Shirt REALM & EMPIRE 'The Wolf' Mens Retro WWI Vintage Poster Print T-Shirt.
Approximate sizing as follows:
Small - 36" - 38"
Medium - 38" - 40"
Large - 40" - 42"
XL - 42" - 44"
Product ID: 11032
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