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WAR H1b Gold
War H1b
Gold Print (Back)
Unisex Organic Cotton Hooded Sweatshirt
FIT: Relaxed Medium
Comfortable without being loose with room to move freely while keeping a clean shape. Extra room through body and shoulders for a laid-back, effortless feel. Great for layering.
Size Chart
Weight: 350gsm (Heavy/Medium)
Part of the bloodsweatandtees Message Tee range. NEW for 2027
This one features a Critical Line from the powerful Bob Marley 1976 cut War, adapted from a speech made by Ethiopian Emperor Haile Selassie I before the Eighteenth Session of UN General Assembly on 4 October 1963 that calls for action against racial inequality and international injustice towards the oppressed of all nations.
The Wailers story is well known and has been told a thousand times but their influence is unique not only to everyone who was blessed to be there at the time, especially those that listened and learned from their powerful messages of solidarity in the face of inequality and injustice, but also to everyone who has since felt and continues to feel the force of these powerful tunes.
War H1b
Gold Print (Back)
Unisex Organic Cotton Hooded Sweatshirt
FIT: Relaxed Medium
Comfortable without being loose with room to move freely while keeping a clean shape. Extra room through body and shoulders for a laid-back, effortless feel. Great for layering.
Size Chart
Weight: 350gsm (Heavy/Medium)
Part of the bloodsweatandtees Message Tee range. NEW for 2027
This one features a Critical Line from the powerful Bob Marley 1976 cut War, adapted from a speech made by Ethiopian Emperor Haile Selassie I before the Eighteenth Session of UN General Assembly on 4 October 1963 that calls for action against racial inequality and international injustice towards the oppressed of all nations.
The Wailers story is well known and has been told a thousand times but their influence is unique not only to everyone who was blessed to be there at the time, especially those that listened and learned from their powerful messages of solidarity in the face of inequality and injustice, but also to everyone who has since felt and continues to feel the force of these powerful tunes.