i live in this hoodie. if you see me i'm usually wearing this. it was on of the few pieces of clothing i took of his when he passed. it’s gotten so torn up and ratty and stained that i mend the really bad parts cause i just refuse to give it away. sometimes i lie and say yes when people ask me if i‘ve really climbed the great wall of china which is so silly but i know it would make him laugh. cost per wear is surely in the negatives at this point.
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I don't know if other people did this, but during the 2020 quarantine (and in the subsequent years when we didn't see many people) I stopped wearing my "cool" t-shirts. The ones with art prints on them, my favorite band tees, etc. Subconsciously, I figured, "If nobody is going to be able to see or appreciate them, why wear them out? I might as well wait until we start socializing again." So instead of those, I mainly wore a bunch of plain white t-shirts. One in particular fell apart more quickly than the rest. The neck started stretching out and fraying and a couple of pinholes opened up on the front. Food stains accumulated from countless meals we cooked over the past few years... It slowly became a beautiful dissolving tapestry. Now I find myself gravitating toward that particular ratty shirt because it has become a symbol of perseverance through an unfathomable time. Since I started wearing it, a pandemic happened, I became a dad, loved ones were lost, new friends were made, a boat got stuck in the Suez Canal, I made a significant body of artwork, we watched the Sopranos for the first time, jobs changed, we watched Community for the 4th time, and I witnessed the best and the worst of humanity at extremes that I had never witnessed in my life prior. Anyway, I think it's made by Hanes. Sad Update: The shirt may have ended up in the throwaway pile during a recent drawer clean out. A lesson in the consequences of becoming attached to worldly possessions, the impermanence of everything, entropy, et al. Pictured instead are two other surviving shirts from the same multi-pack. They have both lived equally storied lives, so they deserve to be held in the same regard and shall also be worn until ragged!
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Grandpa Baxter’s been gone for about six years but wearing his shirt feels like a hug ❤️
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this shirt is my favourite piece of clothing! the colour makes my eyes pop, its my perfect gender expression, it has a pocket! i got it the first time I ever slept with my ex, they let me borrow it for the ride home but when i went to give it back the next time they told me I could keep it cos “it looked better” on me. my ex and I remained friends post break up, but now they live in mexico low key off the grid so I miss them and this shirt makes me feel connected to them. I once came home from hanging with my friend in the park cos I spilled falafel on the shirt and HAD TO run home to immediately soak the stain out. couldn’t live with idea that I’d ruined it with my clumsy falafel eating… luckily I salvaged it :)))
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