A washed black tee carrying a high contrast portrait of Bob Marley mid song, eyes closed, dreadlocks falling around a guitar. The image is lit in a rasta gradient of green, gold and red and broken up with hits of pink spray splatter, with "Radiodays" set small to the upper right and "Get Up Stand Up" running across in green. The print has faded softly into the black.
"Get Up, Stand Up" was written by Marley and Peter Tosh in 1973 and became one of reggae's great protest anthems, a song Marley returned to at the very last concert he ever played. Licensed Marley merch like this keeps that image in circulation for a new generation, and the heavily washed black here gives it a genuinely lived in feel rather than a fresh print.
Tag: Radiodays (Tagged XL)
Details: Front, rasta gradient Bob Marley portrait with pink splatter, "Radiodays" and "Get Up Stand Up" text; back, blank; washed black cotton
Measurements (in inches): Chest – 48 × Length – 32
Condition: Softly faded with an honest, washed look; print intact with light fade; one small hole near the lower front hem.
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