Destroy Tee | White
Saint Michael (Saint Mxxxxxx) is a Japanese label known for blending vintage Americana aesthetics with religious and punk iconography. Destroy Tee is crafted from cotton and cut with a boxy silhouette. Featuring a ribbed crewneck, the design incorporates graphic artwork at the front and Saint typography with handwritten graphics at the back.
- Color: White
- Material: 100% Cotton
- Fit: Boxy fit
- Neckline: Ribbed crewneck
- Sleeve Length: Short sleeves
- Screen-printed graphics
- Ribbed
- Shop more Saint MichaelĀ items here.
- Model isĀ 5ft. 7in., weighs 157lbs. and is wearing a size S.
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Destroy Tee | White
Destroy Tee | White
Saint Michael (Saint Mxxxxxx) is a Japanese label known for blending vintage Americana aesthetics with religious and punk iconography. Destroy Tee is crafted from cotton and cut with a boxy silhouette. Featuring a ribbed crewneck, the design incorporates graphic artwork at the front and Saint typography with handwritten graphics at the back.
- Color: White
- Material: 100% Cotton
- Fit: Boxy fit
- Neckline: Ribbed crewneck
- Sleeve Length: Short sleeves
- Screen-printed graphics
- Ribbed
- Shop more Saint MichaelĀ items here.
- Model isĀ 5ft. 7in., weighs 157lbs. and is wearing a size S.
Original: $400.00
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Saint Michael (Saint Mxxxxxx) is a Japanese label known for blending vintage Americana aesthetics with religious and punk iconography. Destroy Tee is crafted from cotton and cut with a boxy silhouette. Featuring a ribbed crewneck, the design incorporates graphic artwork at the front and Saint typography with handwritten graphics at the back.
- Color: White
- Material: 100% Cotton
- Fit: Boxy fit
- Neckline: Ribbed crewneck
- Sleeve Length: Short sleeves
- Screen-printed graphics
- Ribbed
- Shop more Saint MichaelĀ items here.
- Model isĀ 5ft. 7in., weighs 157lbs. and is wearing a size S.
