Millennium Girls T-Shirt

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This is a Smart Doll sized tee of "Millenium Girls" - a design that we sold many moons ago as a human tee during 2012. I initially tried to make the Smart Doll version a full-color print but the colors looked too vibrant. I opted for a weathered and muted look which I feel better suits a post-apocalyptic landscape.

Selling tees was one of the ways that we used to build capital which was then used to start up Smart Doll. This tee design reminds me of those nostalgic times...which I will talk about in-depth with you one day - it was not all roses ;-)

This is a Smart Doll sized tee of "Millenium Girls" - a design that we sold many moons ago as a human tee during 2012. I initially tried to make the Smart Doll version a full-color print but the colors looked too vibrant. I opted for a weathered and muted look which I feel better suits a post-apocalyptic landscape.

Selling tees was one of the ways that we used to build capital which was then used to start up Smart Doll. This tee design reminds me of those nostalgic times...which I will talk about in-depth with you one day - it was not all roses ;-)

Things to note about printed tees

Our T-shirts, crafted in Kyushu and printed in Tokyo with a Roland Versa UV printer, face the unique challenge of fabric movement during printing – it's almost as if the tees are playfully resisting the process! In our last print run, we experienced a quirky outcome: 52 of the 200 shirts resembled a 'Back To The Future' logo due to an upward skew!

While some tees might not have perfectly centered graphics, a simple twist once on your Smart Doll can make it look just right. Those that don’t meet our standards find a second life in our outlet or with our team members.

Over time, the graphics naturally adopt a vintage, faded look. Washing the tee, though not recommended, accelerates this effect, perfect for those who prefer a more worn-in aesthetic.

Things to note about printed tees

Our T-shirts, crafted in Kyushu and printed in Tokyo with a Roland Versa UV printer, face the unique challenge of fabric movement during printing – it's almost as if the tees are playfully resisting the process! In our last print run, we experienced a quirky outcome: 52 of the 200 shirts resembled a 'Back To The Future' logo due to an upward skew!

While some tees might not have perfectly centered graphics, a simple twist once on your Smart Doll can make it look just right. Those that don’t meet our standards find a second life in our outlet or with our team members.

Over time, the graphics naturally adopt a vintage, faded look. Washing the tee, though not recommended, accelerates this effect, perfect for those who prefer a more worn-in aesthetic.

Danny Choo Posted by Danny Choo

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