JOHNNY CASH The Bird Tee

In 1998, photographer Jim Marshall caught Johnny Cash raising a middle finger at San Quentin, just for him, and it became one of the most reproduced images in music history. Cash wasn't being provocative for the cameras. He just genuinely didn't care what you thought, and that's the whole point.

The Bird tee is a fixture of alternative fashion for a reason. It sits comfortably in a wardrobe next to your metal patches and your horror prints because Cash operated outside genre, outside era, outside any category the industry tried to put him in. He recorded for Sun, Columbia, American Recordings, and somehow belonged to all of them and none of them. This is an officially licensed print, and it still lands exactly the way it did the first time you saw it.

100% cotton, standard fit.