Oracle T-Shirt - Natural
Brain Dead is a global art collective with a strong visual identity. Drawing from skate culture, punk, post-modernism and psychedelia, they produce graphic-heavy clothing thatās bold, weird, and subversively fun. West Coast counter-culture filtered through an acid laced streetwear lens.
-Cut from 100% cotton
-Printed graphic on chest
-Versatile regular fit
-Crewneck collar
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Model is 5'11", 40" chest, 32" waist and is wearing a size Medium.
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We find that this product fits true to size and we generally take our usual size. Refer to the sizing table below for precise measurements.
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Oracle T-Shirt - Natural
Oracle T-Shirt - Natural
Brain Dead is a global art collective with a strong visual identity. Drawing from skate culture, punk, post-modernism and psychedelia, they produce graphic-heavy clothing thatās bold, weird, and subversively fun. West Coast counter-culture filtered through an acid laced streetwear lens.
-Cut from 100% cotton
-Printed graphic on chest
-Versatile regular fit
-Crewneck collar
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Model is 5'11", 40" chest, 32" waist and is wearing a size Medium.
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We find that this product fits true to size and we generally take our usual size. Refer to the sizing table below for precise measurements.
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Brain Dead is a global art collective with a strong visual identity. Drawing from skate culture, punk, post-modernism and psychedelia, they produce graphic-heavy clothing thatās bold, weird, and subversively fun. West Coast counter-culture filtered through an acid laced streetwear lens.
-Cut from 100% cotton
-Printed graphic on chest
-Versatile regular fit
-Crewneck collar
Ā
Ā
Model is 5'11", 40" chest, 32" waist and is wearing a size Medium.
Ā
We find that this product fits true to size and we generally take our usual size. Refer to the sizing table below for precise measurements.














