Hardcore tennis fans will never forget that shirt.
Many athletes are celebrated for achieving significant milestones in their athletic careers—feats that rewrite the record books and establish new standards. However, there are also those who leave a lasting impression not for their on-field performance, but for the unique contributions they bring to the sport.
This particular shirt commemorates one such moment when a player chose to wear a jersey that, from the back, appeared as if a bra had been removed. There were empty holes in his shirt!
It was daring, unconventional, and truly unmatched. Many thought it was laughable. I remember even the announcers on TV were espousing, "What was he thinking?"
I placed this white graphic on a black shirt to emulate punk era tees, which encapsulated a fresh, raw energy of innovation and a big dose of FU.
Stick it there.
-Joe
Each shirt is a work of art utilizing the fabric as a canvas. On the reverse side of the shirt, the artist's signature is placed into a motif inspired by his first professional tennis racquet, the Wilson Ultra 2. This practice echoes the 1980’s trend where designers added their name to apparel as a mark of high design and quality.
$395
