Tracklist Poster Tee

Looks like the cover of a record that only ever pressed a hundred copies.

Built around a full-bleed photo panel with a cassette-style tracklist strip running underneath — bold title type, side A / side B layout, the whole mixtape-insert format that reads instantly as music merch without being merch for anything you've heard of. The warm grainy print sits framed on a deep black body so it carries that found-in-a-crate, early-2000s release energy.

A piece like this works because the format does the selling. People are trained to read an album-cover layout as something with a story behind it, so the eye treats it as collectible rather than disposable — and that perceived weight is exactly what lets a graphic tee command drop pricing instead of blank pricing. The bold title block keeps it sharp at thumbnail size, so it stops a scroll and screenshots clean.

Cut oversized and boxy with a dropped shoulder for that heavy, draped silhouette. Heavyweight cotton hand that holds structure through the wash and keeps the panel sitting flat and full across the chest. The print is set deep into the fabric so the photo and type stay crisp wash after wash.

Small run. Detailed photo-print panels like this are heavier to produce than a single-color graphic, so once a size sells through it's slow to return and never guaranteed in the same batch.

Relaxed oversized fit — size down for a cleaner silhouette, stay true to ride boxy.

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