THE REAL McCOY'S LOGO TEE S/S ‘WHITE LOGO’ sold by The Real McCoy's
THE REAL McCOY'S LOGO TEE S/S ‘WHITE LOGO’ sold by The Real McCoy's product image thumbnail 1THE REAL McCOY'S LOGO TEE S/S ‘WHITE LOGO’ sold by The Real McCoy's product image thumbnail 2THE REAL McCOY'S LOGO TEE S/S ‘WHITE LOGO’ sold by The Real McCoy's product image thumbnail 3THE REAL McCOY'S LOGO TEE S/S ‘WHITE LOGO’ sold by The Real McCoy's product image thumbnail 4

THE REAL McCOY'S LOGO TEE S/S ‘WHITE LOGO’

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Crafted from premium 8oz cotton, this classic Logo Tee features a timeless 50s boxy fit, ensuring comfort and style. The unique binder neck maintains its shape, even after repeated washes. Hand-printed in Kobe, the exclusive Wing Mark logo adds a standout touch, perfect for streetwear enthusiasts. A nod to the logomania trend of the 1990s, this t-shirt serves as both a statement piece and a tribute to the history of branded fashion. From the brand: Our “Logo Tee” is made from an 8oz cotton and is cut for a classic 50s boxy fit. The binder neck is designed to maintain the shape of the neckline over time and repeated washes. The Real McCoy’s Wing Mark logo is Rubber-printed by hand in our Kobe-based factory. This version, featuring a single-color outline logo is exclusive to  therealmccoys.com . The concept of a clothing manufacturer featuring their own logo as self-referential design is a product of the ‘logomania’ era of the 1990s, which has created a standalone product category, particular in streetwear fashion where the logo tee is an iconic statement but equally, a sort of contradiction-in-terms where the purpose of the design serves only to promote itself. The use of t-shirts as a promotional tool for brands has its origins in the 1970s, when it became home for corporate merchandise and political statements & campaigning - or in the form of the ‘band tee’, the most eminent of those being Rolling Stones ‘The Tongue’ logo, the success and ubiquity of which can be seen as the genesis for the proliferation of logo tees and their place in the zeitgeist of the late 20th century. Before the logo became the product, the appeal of external branding came from an association with something aspirational, initial examples of which can be seen in the early 1900s, where wearers of garments made using Stifel brand fabric would often wear them inside out, making the screened Stifel ‘Boot Logo’ visible, or most famously, denim overall makers addition of graphic, external leather patches in the 1880s, distinguishing them from their competitors. therealmccoys.com Exclusive Cotton Fabric, 8 oz. Cotton Sewing Thread Rubber Print to Front and Back Made in Japan