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One of our brands "free rage" specializes in quality, fun and head-turning tees.  Outstanding craftsmen strive to express the vintage feel and look on their unique t-shirts using extraordinary meticulous drawing skills and elaborate processing techniques that cannot be found elsewhere.  Their exclusive "Recycle Cotton" tee line is one of their long-seller, authentic items. "Recycle Cotton" tee is made from short fibers that fall of during the spinning and combing process.  It gives the garment a super soft feel and superior fit. Every recycle cotton fabric adopts the characteristics of the yarn it originally came from, making each blank shirt unique in its own way.  The hem is a style that was used in the 1970s and 80s is called “Susohiki”. This look is characterized by vertical threads and is created using a special sewing technique. 
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ATRIUM collections are curated from the hidden independent Japanese brands delivering exquisite quality fashion pieces to individuals looking for the best, edgy everyday wear. Many of the items are gender-neutral. Today, we spotlight one of our awesome brands! free rage, Kyoto, Japan free rage has been offering a range of head-turning printed tees, lifestyle goods and more! Their quality products are born at their own factory in Kyoto that was established in 1969. Taking elements from vintage inspiration, free rage plays with funky ‘vintage look’ prints utilizing extraordinary meticulous drawing skills and advanced processing techniques.  Their enthusiasm towards craftsmanship is unceasing and paramount in creating impressive art works on their t-shirts offering very unique looks that are eye-catching. They are not readily found elsewhere! Each t-shirt is hand-made to order so you can enjoy your own one-of-a-kind shirt!! Wondrous techniques including silk screen, flocking finish,
many kinds of airbrushes, and various printing techniques are combined to craft each t-shirt. |
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