Description

HANG_Blindland sweat ■HANG_Blindland sweat■

The familiar symbol of America and commercialism, the Babylonian rat.
This is not the land of dreams, Diz Fat Land, but the land of the blind, Blindland.
The world is in chaos, and Japan has fallen as far as it can go.
There, they close their own eyes, not wanting to see anything more.
Even so, the power has even taken away their legs so that they can’t escape until they die.
This is the background of the 60’s〜80’s, the era of HANG.
The pink elephant in the lower right is a pink elephant that appears when you use LSD, which was a part of the culture of that era.
There is an English phrase “Seeing pink elephant” to describe a situation in which one is in a high state of excitement (a phrase that is much older now).
(This phrase is quite old now, but it is said that it was first used in the early 20th century.)

This design is based on the famous cartoon “Seeing pink elephant” by Disney, and only those who have seen the cartoon can grin.

The print is made with a crack binder imported from overseas.
The cracked finish is so perfect that it could be mistaken for vintage.
After a few washes, the cracks will appear on the print just like old clothes.
This is a heavyweight crew neck sweatshirt, so please wear it as much as you like!
Please enjoy your own unique aging process!
Match it with the BLIND LAND CAP (sold separately) and go to the land of dreams, the mouse’s lair…♪

12.7 oz. heavyweight sweatshirt
Body color : Black
Material : 100% Cotton, Pile lining
Print: Screen printed on front and sleeves with cracked finish
Embroidery: Chest

Size : Body varies by size
M (Length: approx. 69cm, Body width: approx. 55cm, Shoulder width: approx. 50cm )
L (Length: approx. 72cm, Body width: approx. 58cm, Shoulder width: approx. 53cm )
XL (Length approx. 75cm, Body width approx. 61cm, Shoulder width approx. 56cm )
XXL (Length approx. 78 cm, Body width approx. 64 cm, Shoulder width approx. 59 cm)Size charge available (800 yen)

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