Work license: Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 4.0 International
Scissors are a ubiquitous tool used throughout the ages in many parts of the world. Different types of scissors are hand-printed onto this comfy 100% cotton t-shirt. Along with the t-shirt, you receive a list that states where in the world each pair of scissors were found or come from and what year or era they were used in. If available, the size and type of scissor is also listed.
Each design is block printed onto a Los Angeles Apparel 1801 Unisex t-shirt (please see size chart below for measurements).
100% Cotton
Made in USA
The t-shirt comes in full length (see size chart).
I offer a hemming service on this design which means you can choose a length to have the t-shirt shortened to. Refer to the “custom hem measurement” illustration to see how to figure out the measurement you want. The hem is sewn using a 3-thread coverstitch.
Each shirt comes with a printed key telling which scissor is from where, from what year, and the size (if known).
SIZE INFO:
Chakaara is 5′ 6″ and wearing a size 2XL in white at a full length hem (31.5″).
Rachael is 5′ 2″ and wearing a size L with 20″ hem.
Nate is 6′ and wearing a size M at a full length hem (27.5″).
Chakaara is wearing a size XL in blue with 22″ hem.
PHOTO CREDITS:
Models in duo photo from left to right: Chakaara Bliss, Rachael Skalbeck.
Second photo model: Nate Owens
Third: Rachael Skalbeck, Fourth: Chakaara Bliss
Creative Director and Photographer: Nicole Simone.
The designs are individually hand-printed directly on the fabric. Therefore, the design placement might slightly differ from the original photos, which makes each piece unique.
Made with care with water-based non-toxic fabric paint that is heat set to resist fading.
RECOMMENDED CARE:
Turn your garment inside out and wash in cold water.
No bleach. Preferably hang to dry (or tumble dry on gentle and low heat).
Do not iron directly on print, use a press cloth (a piece of cotton fabric).
Later Additions
This design is currently not for sale but feel free to reach out if you want to borrow or remix my block stamps. I also may still have some prints that I will trade for goods.