Shirts with a raccoon on them. Heavier than they need to be.
7.1oz cotton, water-based ink, pulled by hand on one manual press in Portland, Oregon. The joke wears off. The shirt does not.
How these get made
Two people, one press, no shortcuts.
Everything is pulled by hand on a six-station manual carousel in a 1,400 square foot unit on the east side of the river. One of us pulls, one of us catches.
- 7.1oz heavyweight cotton. Ring-spun, combed, pre-shrunk, taped shoulders. Twice the cost of a standard blank.
- Water-based ink. It soaks into the fibre instead of sitting on top of it, so the print goes soft rather than plastic.
- Batches of about 240. Small enough that the two of us actually look at every shirt before it ships.
Drop 07 · the full line
The collection
Ten designs, six sizes, one raccoon with a long history of poor decisions.
The Original Bandit
Snack Goblin
Night Shift
Employee of the Month
Lid Surfer
Hand Wash Only
Local Legend
Most Wanted
Pizza Crimes
Dumpster Dive Club
7.1oz heavyweight
Ring-spun combed cotton with a tight knit. Holds its shape through a hundred washes and then some.
Hand printed
One manual carousel, one squeegee, water-based ink that sits in the fabric instead of on top of it.
Small batches
About 240 units per design, so nothing goes out that neither of us has looked at.
Portland, Oregon
Drawn, burned, printed, folded and shipped from one unit on the east side of the river.
Since 2019
A raccoon on a napkin, and then it got out of hand.
The first Bandit was drawn at a gas station outside Troutdale, Oregon at 1:40 in the morning, on the back of a receipt, by a man who should have been asleep. We printed twenty four of them for friends.
Seven drops later we are still one press and still two people, which is either admirable restraint or a complete failure to plan, depending on which of us you ask.
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Hear about drop 08 first.
One email per drop, about 48 hours before it goes live. That is the entire mailing list strategy.
8,412 people are already on it. No, that is not a marketing number. We checked.
4.9 average · 1,741 reviews
What people say
“Bought it for the raccoon, kept it for the fabric. Two years old and it still holds shape.”
Marcus T. · The Original Bandit“Charcoal marl hides everything. Ideal shirt for a man with a grill.”
Shane K. · Dumpster Dive Club“My wife hates it. My kids think I’m hilarious. Net positive.”
Cole B. · Snack Goblin