Madeworn Happy - Go - Lucky Tee in Yellow. Size M, S, XS.
Color
Yellow
Gender
Women
Status
In stock
Details
Madeworn Happy - Go - Lucky Tee in Yellow. Size M, S, XS. 100% cotton. Made in USA. Machine wash. Front and back screen print graphic. Intentionally distressed areas. Jersey fabric. MDWR-WS215. MWMW192. With their vintage-inspired designs that hold an edge, Madeworn finds the ideal balance between craftsmanship and a rock-n-roll feel. Founder and designer Blaine Halvorson began with the launch of iconic Junk Food Clothing in 1998. After that initial success and with a itch to explore a luxe-yet-laid back aesthetic, he created Madeworn in 2013 to mass acclaim. The line features intentionally destroyed, uniquely detailed pieces that speak to adolescent and adult angst alike.
Details
Madeworn Happy - Go - Lucky Tee in Yellow. Size M, S, XS. 100% cotton. Made in USA. Machine wash. Front and back screen print graphic. Intentionally distressed areas. Jersey fabric. MDWR-WS215. MWMW192. With their vintage-inspired designs that hold an edge, Madeworn finds the ideal balance between craftsmanship and a rock-n-roll feel. Founder and designer Blaine Halvorson began with the launch of iconic Junk Food Clothing in 1998. After that initial success and with a itch to explore a luxe-yet-laid back aesthetic, he created Madeworn in 2013 to mass acclaim. The line features intentionally destroyed, uniquely detailed pieces that speak to adolescent and adult angst alike.
Madeworn Happy - Go - Lucky Tee in Yellow. Size M, S, XS. 100% cotton. Made in USA. Machine wash. Front and back screen print graphic. Intentionally distressed areas. Jersey fabric. MDWR-WS215. MWMW192. With their vintage-inspired designs that hold an edge, Madeworn finds the ideal balance between craftsmanship and a rock-n-roll feel. Founder and designer Blaine Halvorson began with the launch of iconic Junk Food Clothing in 1998. After that initial success and with a itch to explore a luxe-yet-laid back aesthetic, he created Madeworn in 2013 to mass acclaim. The line features intentionally destroyed, uniquely detailed pieces that speak to adolescent and adult angst alike.
