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Lakai Ltd. Tees by Ted Cahill

Polo-Click Blue Poppins Natural

The Wrench Pilot Comic and its hero, Lettus Bee, ran in Transworld Skateboarding Magazine from 1989-1991. Letttus Bee was the skateboarder's "everyman" and now Lakai Ltd. has created shirts inspired by the comic strip (pictured left). Other novel designs from the Lakai collection reinterpret traditional Mary Poppins iconography with a 21st century twist (pictured right).

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This entry posted on 23 January 2007 at 12:00 PM
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