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Moonblood Superhero Tees by Ami Kealoha

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Philadelphia t-shirt makers Moonblood's latest features angular shapes that evoke the lightning bolts of action hero costumes. The hand-drawn graphics are filled in with finely-detailed patterns that look as if they were culled from around the world. Not unlike their first collection of Egyptian-inspired motifs and Native American imagery, the result is a modern tribal look that takes the tee beyond predictable centered-graphic designs. Hand-printed and hand-dyed on soft tees in great cuts, they start at $42 from Moonblood.

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