1979 gilroy garlic festival tee – “run for the stinkin’ roses” - single stitch

1979 gilroy garlic festival tee – “run for the stinkin’ roses” - single stitch1979 and smelling fine. OG Gilroy Garlic Festival tee, the first year this iconic California event went down. Single stitch, made in USA on a Hanes 50 50 tag, with the perfect paper thin feel. Bold purple + green print up front (Run for the Stinkin Roses), and a hilarious Breath Savers sponsor hit on the back.

and dense machine embroidery

The botanical motif and color pairing nod to midcentury nature-inspired design

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and visual interest without the bulk of a full garment

These designs echoed a larger movement in mid-century fashion toward craftsmanship

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weight (3 g)

Gold metallic lace at the collar and waist brings instant drama

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featuring a bold double-buckle front

While the piece is not stamped

very much in line with current color-forward styling trends