
Nuclear Noon Metro Jacket
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Fit
Prints on the back
Color: Black
Size
Our Lightweight Packable Windbreaker Jacket has water resistant 82gm 100% polyester body fabric with a zip front closure, scuba neck, mesh lined 3 panel hood, and welt pockets. Soft to the touch, versatile, and great for layering.
Product Features
- Sustainably sourced cotton plus recycled poly rPET blend
- Soft feel and lightweight
- Offset carbon footprint
- Unisex sizing to fit all people
- Ethically made, sweatshop-free
- Designed by a freelance artist
Product Details
- Lightweight windbreaker packs easily and is great for all weather conditions
- Available in XS–3XL unisex sizing to fit most
- 82 Gm 100% polyester fabric with interior water resistant coating
- Waterproof Pressure Resistance: 600 mm
- Matte finish eyelets and zippers
- #4 zipper with zipper pull & rubber zipper pull tab
- Welt pockets with mesh pocket bags
- Tightening toggle at waistband
- Elastic cuffs
- Locker loop in center back
About this Design
A vibrant, surreal collage features a woman's face with blue skin and exaggerated red lips. Her eyes are a swirling mix of snakes and abstract shapes. Colorful digital and painted textures overlay the image, creating a chaotic yet compelling design. The overall style is a blend of pop art and surrealism, evoking a dreamlike, almost psychedelic feel.
@hecate
This photocollage of mine reminds me of an asphalt jungle of late 70s - early 80s New York City and the street+high fashion, lifestyle and mood calendar from the same era my parents had when I was a little kid. The aesthetic is totally different from power suits and pumps, but as I was building the collage, I felt that nostalgia, combined with reminiscence of colorful collision of punks and yuppies, of underground scene, mesmeric heat of summer metropolis and hectic concrete landscapes of a speedy city. I meshed the dirtiness and messiness of graffiti and surrealism of the blonde girl into a composition and a portrait of Generation X, the time of cynicism, nihilism, great music of that time and after (post punk, noise, alt), and political changes. The girl in the snake in her eyes is a hopeful, hyped-up, starry-eyed blonde from downtown, and myself dreaming of what it would be like as a young, hot-headed adult in that turbulent era. I am also screaming out colors of energy, angst, and rebellion of a generation that is so overlooked, despite many revolutionary events and cultural impacts.
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