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Improper Cotton Signature Badge T-Shirt | Vintage Streetwear

Improper Cotton Signature Badge T-Shirt | Vintage Streetwear

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IMPROPER COTTON • SIGNATURE SERIES

Improper Cotton Signature Badge Vintage Wash Graphic T-Shirt

Simple logo. IMPROPER attitude.

MATERIAL
100% Cotton
WEIGHT
230 GSM / 6.8 OZ
FIT
Loose Fit
SIZES
S–2XL
COLOR
Gray Blue
FINISH
Vintage Washed
THE DESIGN

The Improper Cotton Signature Badge

Straight brand identity without the unnecessary noise. The Signature Badge graphic puts IMPROPER COTTON front and center against a faded Gray Blue vintage-washed base, creating an everyday graphic tee that feels broken-in from the first wear.

Signature Streetwear Essentials

Vintage Washed
A washed treatment gives the Gray Blue cotton a naturally worn-in appearance.
100% Cotton
230 GSM / 6.8 oz cotton provides everyday comfort with enough structure to hold its silhouette.
Loose Fit
Relaxed proportions make it an easy everyday streetwear piece.
Drop Shoulders
Lower shoulder seams give the shirt its relaxed contemporary profile.
SIGNATURE SERIES

Wear the Name.

No explanation required. The Signature Series strips IMPROPER COTTON down to its identity — alternative streetwear made for people who never needed permission to be different.

PRODUCT DETAILS

Vintage-Washed Cotton Construction

  • 100% cotton
  • 230 GSM / 6.8 oz fabric weight
  • Vintage washed finish
  • Loose fit
  • Drop shoulders
  • Round / O-neck
  • Short sleeves
  • Moderate breathability
  • Gray Blue colorway
  • Available in S–2XL
THE IMPROPER FIT

Easy to Wear. Hard to Ignore.

Pair it with faded denim, black cargos, loose jeans or layered streetwear. The washed Gray Blue finish keeps it understated while the bold white IMPROPER COTTON badge does the talking.

Care

30°C Gentle Wash
Tumble Dry Low
Do Not Bleach
Low Iron — Avoid Print
Do Not Dry Clean
IMPROPER COTTON

STAY IMPROPER.

Different was always the point.

Properly Made for the Improper.

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