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Sydney based label Tight Knickers use their t-shirts as a medium through which to espouse their views on Australian politics, the degradation of the environment and, ahem, Americans. Yes, brashness is a powerful weapon, especially in the hands of these lads. Their t-shirts are beautifully cut and are made from the softest cotton. I know because I often get around New York in a ‘Chaos is just a nightclub in Manhattan’ tee, which invariably causes ripples amongst the feared and fearful. Nice. [see also Mr Bingo; J'Adore Pop]

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Andy said | 5 May, 2007

Nice one Zolton… Tight Knickers is one rockin’ label. The bank robbers you chose to picture were the highlight of the Tight Knickers show at Fashion Week last year… easily the best show I’ve ever attended. Short review here.

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