T-Shirt
1969 (retailed)
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Long-sleeved T-shirt of red cotton jersey decorated with printed black stars. Wide round neck.
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Materials and techniques | Printed cotton jersey, machine-sewn |
Brief description | Long-sleeved T-shirt of printed cotton jersey, designed by Mr Freedom, England, 1969 |
Physical description | Long-sleeved T-shirt of red cotton jersey decorated with printed black stars. Wide round neck. |
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Production type | Ready to wear |
Marks and inscriptions | 'Mr Freedom / Made in England' (Printed label, pink and blue) |
Credit line | Given by Mr Freedom |
Object history | This t-shirt was designed by Mr. Freedom. The boutique was opened in 1969 on the King's Road, Chelsea, by Tommy Roberts. It sold glam, cutting-edge clothes which enjoyed a revival in the 1990s. The t-shirt was part of an ensemble presented at the Street Style exhibition, in the section 'GLAM' as 'GLAM UK early 1970s'. The rest of the ensemble was made of a red feather boa (T.100-1994), velvet trousers (lent by Faebhean Kwest) and ballet shoes. |
Production | Reason For Production: Retail |
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Accession number | T.195-1974 |
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Record created | November 26, 2007 |
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