80's Smart Doll Camisole

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Please note: This item comes in white and is not pre-dyed. However, you have the option of dyeing it yourself for a more weathered, personalized look—see further down the page for more info.

Please note: This item comes in white and is not pre-dyed. However, you have the option of dyeing it yourself for a more weathered, personalized look—see further down the page for more info.

I have been leaning into nostalgia more than ever lately - especially this year for some reason. In the evenings I’ve been watching old UK TV commercials from the 80s, remembering all the jingles and rediscovering the toys I now suddenly feel the need to hunt down on eBay.

As part of that nostalgia trip, I wanted to create a Smart Doll logo with the vibe of an old 80s TV magazine logo - and this is the result.

I have been leaning into nostalgia more than ever lately - especially this year for some reason. In the evenings I’ve been watching old UK TV commercials from the 80s, remembering all the jingles and rediscovering the toys I now suddenly feel the need to hunt down on eBay.

As part of that nostalgia trip, I wanted to create a Smart Doll logo with the vibe of an old 80s TV magazine logo - and this is the result.

About our Option Dye Apparel

Our Option Dye Apparel feature pre-printed garments that are ready to wear right out of the bag—or ready to transform, if you’re into that lived-in, weathered aesthetic.

Each piece is made using a 65% polyester / 35% cotton blend that allows for vibrant sublimation printing while still giving you the option to naturally dye it yourself at home using something as simple as tea. The result is a one-of-a-kind, post-apocalyptic vibe (image 2 above) that no two shirts will share. For those who prefer a clean look, the shirt also works perfectly untouched in its original white form (image 1 above).

If the weathered aesthetic is your cuppa tea (ahem) then check out our step-by-step guide on how to tea-dye your Option Dye Apparel at home or office, using just tea bags, salt, and water.

Learn more in the Knowledge Base >

About our Option Dye Apparel

Our Option Dye Apparel feature pre-printed garments that are ready to wear right out of the bag—or ready to transform, if you’re into that lived-in, weathered aesthetic.

Each piece is made using a 65% polyester / 35% cotton blend that allows for vibrant sublimation printing while still giving you the option to naturally dye it yourself at home using something as simple as tea. The result is a one-of-a-kind, post-apocalyptic vibe (image 2 above) that no two shirts will share. For those who prefer a clean look, the shirt also works perfectly untouched in its original white form (image 1 above).

If the weathered aesthetic is your cuppa tea (ahem) then check out our step-by-step guide on how to tea-dye your Option Dye Apparel at home or office, using just tea bags, salt, and water.

Learn more in the Knowledge Base >

Things to note about prints

While some tees might not have perfectly centered graphics, a simple twist once on your Smart Doll can make it look just right (image 2 above).

Sublimation printing works by converting solid dye into gas that bonds directly with the fibers. On smooth surfaces like paper, this produces razor-sharp detail, but on fabric the weave and fiber composition soften the look. Polyester fibers have polymers that open under heat, allowing the gas to chemically bond and lock in color. Cotton fibers, however, don’t bond in the same way — so the design may appear less crisp, with the natural texture of the fabric adding to the effect (image 1 above).

Unlike traditional surface prints, sublimation becomes part of the garment itself. That means the artwork won’t crack or peel, and the shirt stays light, breathable, and comfortable — with a finish that’s made to be worn, not just looked at.

Things to note about prints

While some tees might not have perfectly centered graphics, a simple twist once on your Smart Doll can make it look just right (image 2 above).

Sublimation printing works by converting solid dye into gas that bonds directly with the fibers. On smooth surfaces like paper, this produces razor-sharp detail, but on fabric the weave and fiber composition soften the look. Polyester fibers have polymers that open under heat, allowing the gas to chemically bond and lock in color. Cotton fibers, however, don’t bond in the same way — so the design may appear less crisp, with the natural texture of the fabric adding to the effect (image 1 above).

Unlike traditional surface prints, sublimation becomes part of the garment itself. That means the artwork won’t crack or peel, and the shirt stays light, breathable, and comfortable — with a finish that’s made to be worn, not just looked at.

Danny Choo Posted by Danny Choo