White tee with BABY MILO arched in gothic type across the chest and the ape character underneath it, with the collaboration text set out below in a small banner. It’s the only piece in the shirt range with a character graphic rather than crosses and lettering, which makes it the odd one out and the reason people go looking for it. Heavy cotton, boxy cut. S to 4XL.
Key Features
- White body.
- BABY MILO arched in gothic type.
- Ape character graphic beneath it.
- Collaboration text in a banner below.
- Only character graphic in the range.
- Heavy cotton, boxy fit.
- Short sleeve, ribbed neck.
- S to 4XL.
Why Choose This Product?
Collaboration graphics date differently to house designs. Crosses and gothic lettering look the same in ten years; a character piece is tied to a moment, which is either the point or the problem depending on how you buy clothes. If you like the streetwear crossover era, this is the shirt that says it out loud.
Care Instructions
White cotton with a detailed multi-tone print, so treat it as the most delicate tee here. Cold, inside out, whites only, gentle cycle. No bleach anywhere near the character. Hang dry indoors. The detail in the face is the first thing that goes if it gets hot, so keep it out of the dryer entirely.
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FAQs
What is the graphic?
An arched BABY MILO logo with the ape character below it, plus collaboration text.
Is the print on the front?
Yes, front and centre. The back is plain.
Can I tumble dry it?
Better not. Fine detail in a character print is the first thing heat ruins.
Is it the same cotton as the other tees?
Yes, same heavy weight and same boxy cut.
Does it come in black?
This one is white. The other tees cover black and cream.
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