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EFCI's 2006 Collection by Evan Orensten

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On the precipice of summer, Los Angeles-based EFCI has expanded its oft-imitated limited-run t-shirt line beyond its instantly recognizable lion emblem. New themes in the vintage cotton line include Bruce Lee and the partial wavy-haired profiles of Miami beauties. New zoology includes cobras, seahorses and geometric swans. In addition to screen-printing in gold and silver metallics on subdued grey and black, the tees also branch out into a more adventurous bright popsicle-hued range of colors. Even with changes, EFCI maintains an element of high-jealousy as availability is still limited, but look out for these shirts in their online store soon.

Previously on Cool Hunting: Elastic Fantastic Chronosynclastic Infundibulum (EFCI)

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