The term "Pin-up girl" first appeared in 1941.
During World War II, soldiers, surrounded only by men,
began to draw pin-up images on aircraft, tanks, and uniforms.
Due to the limited printing techniques and tools of the time,
these preserved designs possess a distinct historical atmosphere.
These pin-up girls became a popular trend, a must-have collectible for many American soldiers, kept in their lockers during WWII.
The silhouette chosen is a vintage Henley, further enhancing the ambiance of a bygone era.
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● 17-thread pure cotton fabric
● Ribbed collar with double stitching for durability
● Medium weight, breathable and not clingy
● Snug collar that doesn't constrict the neck
● Direct spray printing / thin adhesive printing for comfortable wear with no rubbery feel
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- Cotton & Hemp
- Where It's Made
- Taiwan
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- Summer Collection Collaboration HOUSE TATTOO x AFTER WORK - For this summer, we're introducing a 40s vintage Henley shirt, adorned with the pin-up girls that HOUSE is renowned for. The print faithfully captures the hand-drawn aesthetic, exuding a rich, retro charm!
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