RIBBON TOUR PULLOVER

RIBBON TOUR PULLOVER

The Who Decides War Ribbon Tour Pullover borrows its layout from vintage concert merch — a ribbon-banner graphic across the chest laid out the way old tour crewnecks used to list stops, minus any actual tour dates. It’s a nod to that era of merch rather than a direct copy of it, which keeps it from looking like a costume piece. If you’ve picked up a genuinely worn-in vintage pullover at a shop and wished you could find that same feel in your actual size, this is aimed at that gap.

The Print Process Behind the Worn-In Look

It’s garment-washed fleece with a cracked, vintage-style screen print, so the ink already has a slightly broken texture instead of sitting flat and glossy the way a fresh print does. That cracked finish is achieved in the print process itself, not from wear, so it won’t keep deteriorating the way an actual decades-old shirt eventually would. The Who Decides War Ribbon Tour Pullover sits in a relaxed, slightly boxy fit through the body with a dropped shoulder, close to how an original vintage pullover would have fit after a few washes and some shrinkage.

Working the Throwback Graphic Into Regular Wear

The vintage-leaning graphic pairs easily with who decides war jeans for a straightforward throwback look, or under a who decides war sweater on colder days when you want the print to still peek out at the collar. It’s a solid alternative to a who decides war hoodie for anyone who prefers the vintage tour aesthetic without the hood pulling focus from the graphic. Wear it on its own most of fall or layer it under a denim jacket for something that reads more collected than most current streetwear.

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