American Apparel have hypercolour!

90s-world is in full flight. http://store.americanapparel.net/rsa6407tc.html

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   skullface said 5 months ago

   yesss XS

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   RikkiB said 5 months ago

   Someone print something on this immediately!

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   Elks said 5 months ago

   Saw them in person the other day, hard to explain. Worn cheap tie die maybe...

   atleast there soft

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   MykeCatastrophic said 5 months ago

   RikkiB said: Someone print something on this immediately!

   Yes ma’am!

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   quakerninja said 5 months ago

   That is such a bad idea. One word pits.

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   MykeCatastrophic said 5 months ago

   Why?
   http://store.americanapparel.net/rsaq401.html#i

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   collisiontheory said 5 months ago

   Do this!! I hope dbh and threadless would start to carry something like this. The ideas are endless!

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   jimiyo said 5 months ago

   from Wiki, source of Absolute Truth

   "The 1990s in popular culture is typically referred to as the decade of anti-fashion"

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   hideouscarwreck said 5 months ago

   wtf IS it?

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    Ameeee said 5 months ago

    hideouscarwreck said: wtf IS it?

    You fo' real?

    They’re those shirts that when you put your hands on them and transfer heat - they change colour.

    I am truly old now.

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    greggrillo said 5 months ago

    Just ordered one :)

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    Elks said 5 months ago

    hideouscarwreck said: wtf IS it?

    I didn’t know what they were either at first.

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    skull with hair said 5 months ago

    i already designed one that is getting printed as we speak holler!! get it on warped tour.

    PS its not american apparel, its a different company who has been doing them for years.

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    Joe said 5 months ago

    quakerninja said: That is such a bad idea. One word pits.

    Exactly the reason they went out of style in the first place...

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    Ouchless said 5 months ago

    Read this:
    http://www.drivl.com/posts/view/471

    the article says: The fatal mistake came when they attempted Hypercolor underwear...The dye (crystal violet lactone) was then directly exposed to the skin. The result? Blue balls...literally. Over 400 men were left with permanently Smurfy scrotums and over 220 women were guaranteed that the carpet would never again match the curtains. The class action suit against Generra forced them out of business. The company was bought by the conglomerate Public Clothing Company in 1993 and all production of Hypercolor merchandise was halted.

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    quakerninja said 5 months ago

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    Time Without the E said 5 months ago

    34 bones?
    how much wholesale anyone check yet?

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    Joe said 5 months ago

    CDC since 2005 said: 34 bones? how much wholesale anyone check yet?

    Don’t think it’s available wholesale.

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    Master_Control said 5 months ago

    I want one.

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    scapyyy said 5 months ago

    skull with hair said: i already designed one that is getting printed as we speak holler!! get it on warped tour. PS its not american apparel, its a different company who has been doing them for years.

    who’d you design one for?

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    hideouscarwreck said 5 months ago

    honestly it just looks like someone came all over the guy’s shirt.

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    skullface said 5 months ago

    hideouscarwreck said: honestly it just looks like someone came all over the guy’s shirt.

    that is a lot of jizz

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