Elevate casual style with this Pacific Tie Dye sweatshirt, crafted from premium 100% organic cotton and featuring a striking water-based ink print. Inspired by the Joshua Tree Surf Club, this ethically made garment embraces the spirit of the 1970s arts movement, offering both comfort and artistic expression. Perfect for layering or lounging, this unique piece stands out with its vibrant design and sustainable materials, making it an ideal addition to any wardrobe.
From the brand: Pacific Tie Dye premium weight 100%
organic cotton TSPTR sweatshirt with water based ink print
The March 7 1970 edition of the LA Free Press featured an article on the Joshua Tree Surf Club, the ironically named arts collective based in the Mojave desert near Joshua Tree National Park.
Originally formed in 1968 by CAL ARTS students, the collec
tive
became more and more politically radical and avant garde to the point where many of the original members had distanced themselves from it. The Free Press article titled ‘Hang Loose’, reported on how Charles Manson had spent some time with the collective in early 1969 and that what had started out as an arts group was “....now operating as a ‘free love’ commune outside of the rules of normal society”.
Ethically made in Portugal
