This is the one that turned heads in schools and malls everywhere. While this 1991 Cam de Leon design is often heralded as being the first mass-produced Tool shirt, this particular one is hardly one of the first off the press (likely one of the last, in fact, indicated by the AAA tag). It's production ran from the early '90s through the very early Lateralus era, and ceased when Tool ended their license with Giant circa 2001. Interestingly, while the shirt's general layout remained unchanged throughout its run, the earliest pressings had the Wrench screen completely inverted (what's black here was white ink and what's white here was the black of the shirt).
Kvltdad on
Is that front print reflective or just really white?
meetyourmaster on
Both, kind of! It is very white, but they doubled up on the screen, so the ink is very thick and it has a gloss to it.