This 1926 newspaper photograph captures masked Mardi Gras participants dressed as clowns and costumed revelers, playing music and occupying the street itself. The image reflects the foundational spirit of Mardi Gras, public performance, anonymity through masking, music, and collective participation, emphasizing that Mardi Gras has always been about people taking celebration into shared civic space.
A soft, classic cotton tee that wears like a lived-in favorite and carries a quiet, artsy edge. The front features a dreamy collage of vintage imagery and graphic shapes in muted purples, giving the shirt an offbeat, nostalgic vibe. Lightweight but durable, the fabric holds print detail crisply while the relaxed crew fit and tear-away label keep everyday comfort front and center. Wear it to gallery nights, late‑night walks, or low-key meetups when you want a subtle statement that feels personal rather than loud.
Product features - 100% cotton body (solid colors) with medium-weight 180 g/m² fabric for durable, year‑round wear - Tubular knit construction with no side seams for a smooth, cleaner silhouette - Ribbed knit collar and shoulder twill tape to help retain shape and prevent stretching - DTG and DTF printed details for crisp, detailed artwork including sleeve and inner neck prints - Tear-away label, Oeko‑Tex certification, and ethical sourcing (US cotton; made in Nicaragua)
Care instructions - Non-chlorine: bleach as needed - Do not iron - Do not dryclean - Machine wash: cold (max 30C or 90F) - Tumble dry: low heat
