Same shirt. Three flavors of canyon defense, four colors of… also canyon defense.
Pick the vintage poster if you want the full “wild lands, not quarries” sermon with mountains, protest signs, and just enough color to look respectable in public.
Pick the black-and-white doom version if you want your shirt to look like it crawled out of the year 2174 to scream, “Hey, maybe don’t let this happen.”
The heather grey version is the same black-and-white doom design, just on another color because the guy putting this together liked it and wanted options. If you don’t like it, find your own damn cause and try to raise funds for it by designing something you want to put on a hat and a tote and a tee and a 3/4 tee TWICE and… okay, I’ll stop.
Pick the roadblock version if your preferred visual language is one person in the middle of the road saying, “Absolutely not,” to a convoy of bad ideas.
It is a baseball tee, technically. But instead of pretending to love sports, it lets you dress like you are batting cleanup against outside profit, broken process, and whatever nonsense gets filed under “IS/MND”.
(The fact that you know exactly what an IS/MND is without looking it up is literally insane... In a good way... And valuable. Thank you for your diligence.)
Three-quarter sleeves. Full-count attitude. Protect Lone Pine Canyon.
Same shirt. Three flavors of canyon defense, four colors of… also canyon defense.
Pick the vintage poster if you want the full “wild lands, not quarries” sermon with mountains, protest signs, and just enough color to look respectable in public.
Pick the black-and-white doom version if you want your shirt to look like it crawled out of the year 2174 to scream, “Hey, maybe don’t let this happen.”
The heather grey version is the same black-and-white doom design, just on another color because the guy putting this together liked it and wanted options. If you don’t like it, find your own damn cause and try to raise funds for it by designing something you want to put on a hat and a tote and a tee and a 3/4 tee TWICE and… okay, I’ll stop.
Pick the roadblock version if your preferred visual language is one person in the middle of the road saying, “Absolutely not,” to a convoy of bad ideas.
It is a baseball tee, technically. But instead of pretending to love sports, it lets you dress like you are batting cleanup against outside profit, broken process, and whatever nonsense gets filed under “IS/MND”.
(The fact that you know exactly what an IS/MND is without looking it up is literally insane... In a good way... And valuable. Thank you for your diligence.)
Three-quarter sleeves. Full-count attitude. Protect Lone Pine Canyon.
