Adidas Lotti Long Sleeve T-Shirt
£24.00 £43.00
White, Multicolour
Cut to a classic long sleeve t-shirt silhouette, this Adidas Lotti style features custom artwork from American pro skater Brian Lotti depicting a water colour scene of a tennis match. Made from super soft, lightweight 100% cotton, this top has a slim white ribbed neckline alongside wider rib cuffs that complete the long sleeves. The digital print image covers the front and stops at the side seams, leaving the back of the t-shirt plain white. Branding has been screen printed onto the back of the neck and a small woven tag has been added into the left side seam.
Known for inventing the ‘Bigspin’ during his pro skateboarding career alongside directing ‘1st and Hope’ and ‘Free Pegasus’, Brian Lotti is based in Brooklyn, New York and currently works on solo art shows that present his colour orientated style, which often includes oil on paper.
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- 100% Cotton
- Rib Knit Collar
- Ribbed Cuffs
- Screen Printed Graphics
- Regular Fit
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- Channel Islands - prices start from £7.00
- Europe - prices start from £16.00
- USA - prices start from £15.00
- Rest of World - prices start from £20.00
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Returns
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Recognising that the task of sustainability represents ‘a marathon, not a sprint’, adidas continues to adjust its supply management, environmental footprint and community programmes to suit. A founding member of the Better Cotton Initiative (BCI) since 2004, adidas continues to drive the notion of positive change across the sportswear industry. Since 2013, adidas continues to produce more than ‘11 million pairs of shoes’ utilising recycled plastic waste from coastal regions, whilst the use of bio-fabricated materials, sustainable cotton and Dry Dye fabrics take centre stage across all apparel.
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