Gramicci Ice Sculpture Tee - 'White'
DETAILS
- 100% cotton construction
- Ice climbing sculpture graphic on chest
- Classic crew neck and short sleeves
- Relaxed oversized fit for contemporary styling
- Male model is 6’ wearing size Medium
- Female model 5’6” wearing size XS
The Ice Sculpture Tee features a climber rendered like classical ice sculpture, because apparently someone decided ice climbing and Renaissance art needed to have a conversation. The graphic shows a figure in full climbing mode, frozen (literally and figuratively) in that moment of vertical commitment. It is either deeply artistic commentary on the timeless nature of human ambition or just a really cool-looking climber graphic. Probably both.
DETAILS
- 100% cotton construction
- Ice climbing sculpture graphic on chest
- Classic crew neck and short sleeves
- Relaxed oversized fit for contemporary styling
- Male model is 6’ wearing size Medium
- Female model 5’6” wearing size XS
The Ice Sculpture Tee features a climber rendered like classical ice sculpture, because apparently someone decided ice climbing and Renaissance art needed to have a conversation. The graphic shows a figure in full climbing mode, frozen (literally and figuratively) in that moment of vertical commitment. It is either deeply artistic commentary on the timeless nature of human ambition or just a really cool-looking climber graphic. Probably both.
Original: $62.00
-65%$62.00
$21.70Description
DETAILS
- 100% cotton construction
- Ice climbing sculpture graphic on chest
- Classic crew neck and short sleeves
- Relaxed oversized fit for contemporary styling
- Male model is 6’ wearing size Medium
- Female model 5’6” wearing size XS
The Ice Sculpture Tee features a climber rendered like classical ice sculpture, because apparently someone decided ice climbing and Renaissance art needed to have a conversation. The graphic shows a figure in full climbing mode, frozen (literally and figuratively) in that moment of vertical commitment. It is either deeply artistic commentary on the timeless nature of human ambition or just a really cool-looking climber graphic. Probably both.
