Worn By Womens Cream Desert Highway T-shirt

• Worn By Desert Highway T-Shirt
• 50% Cotton 50% Modal
• Boat Neck
• Turnover Sleeves
• Contrast Collar & Reverse

Worn By create garments with inspiration from iconic moments in rock and roll history, founded in 2004 the brand create garments which have a vintage contemporary feel. The loose fitting silhouette garment has a laid back cut with the complemented with the rolled up sleeves. The main design feature is the ''Some where on a desert highway'' bold text with a desert photo graphic distort in the background. This inspiration comes from Gram Parsons and his memorable experience. The garment has a contrast throughout with the collar and the reverse of the T-shirt.

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