WIENER TIMES / BASIC SWEATSHIRT BLACK
WIENER TIMES / BASIC SWEATSHIRT BLACK
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A sweatshirt featuring multiple silkscreened advertisements for a German sausage shop from the 1960s.
Each piece is hand-printed using a technique called decalcomania, a technique created by Spanish surrealist Oscar Dominguez, in which a picture painted on a water-repellent material such as iron or glass is transferred to another material.
The brand name's alphabet was designed by Jean Midolle.
Unlike regular silkscreen printing, the unique characteristics of hand-printing, such as unintentional bleeding and shrinkage, are the product of chance.
This season it is only available in black.
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