The People United 1976 Graphic Tee

In an era when art and activism collided with extraordinary force, Rachael Romero's searing protest poster became an emblem of global resistance. This rare 1976 design - created amidst Chile's turmoil and South Africa's apartheid struggle - captures the raw energy of a movement that changed history. The stark black-and-white composition, with its bold hand-lettering and powerful faces emerging from darkness, speaks to a moment when consumer boycotts became weapons of peace.

Now reimagined on our signature heavy-weight cotton, garment-dyed to achieve that perfect vintage fade. The oversized silhouette, with its architectural dropped shoulders and wide neck ribbing, gives this historical piece a contemporary edge while preserving its revolutionary spirit. More than fashion, it's a masterclass in how protest art shaped an era - when every thread worn could be an act of solidarity.

Think of it as wearing a piece of design history: where the weight of cotton meets the weightiness of its message, all crafted into something surprisingly, perfectly wearable for today.

• Boxy,
• oversized fit with dropped shoulders
  
• Heavy weight, 7.1 oz, 16-singles
  
• 100% carded cotton
• Wide neck ribbing with twin stitching, side seamed, shoulder to shoulder tape, double needle hems, garment dyed, preshrunk to minimise shrinkage