Post by Draco on Sept 16, 2011 14:50:53 GMT -5
Described as "maize yellow cotton tunic shirt"
Alex said about the shirt "The shirt is a lightweight cotton tunic in a mid murky mustard. We bought the shirts, then dyed them. The front opening wasn't low enough, so we just ripped it open more. To make it look dirty I mixed some Rit liquid dye in spritzer bottles a sprayed the shirt to look mottled (I used the same technique on Repo's shirt and coat lining)"
It has been said to be a Thermal Henley, which can be found at a variety of places (online, mall, retail stores like target, etc.)
It will likely not be possible to find one off-the-rack in the correct color, so buying something white or tan and then dying it would be the best option. It is important to note that the shirt should not button up from top to bottom.
It will likely not be possible to find one off-the-rack in the correct color, so buying something white or tan and then dying it would be the best option.
Alex said about the shirt "The shirt is a lightweight cotton tunic in a mid murky mustard. We bought the shirts, then dyed them. The front opening wasn't low enough, so we just ripped it open more. To make it look dirty I mixed some Rit liquid dye in spritzer bottles a sprayed the shirt to look mottled (I used the same technique on Repo's shirt and coat lining)"
It has been said to be a Thermal Henley, which can be found at a variety of places (online, mall, retail stores like target, etc.)
It will likely not be possible to find one off-the-rack in the correct color, so buying something white or tan and then dying it would be the best option. It is important to note that the shirt should not button up from top to bottom.
It will likely not be possible to find one off-the-rack in the correct color, so buying something white or tan and then dying it would be the best option.