• DessertStorms
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    1510 months ago

    Am I the only one who loved their art shirt and wished I could always wear it? It was always old and tattered so the fabric tended to be extra soft, and also there was a high chance of a cool pattern since they were mostly from the late 70’s-early 80’s in my case, and it was already dirty so it didn’t matter if you got a stain on it…

    I guess it’s no surprise that I grew up to be a fan of second hand and vintage clothes lol

  • @AtmaJnana
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    510 months ago

    Around here, they just ask kids to bring in an adult tee-shirt. I suspect most adults here never wear a button-up shirt unless they’re going to church or they have a court date.

  • @EdibleFriend
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    510 months ago

    His dad is gonna lose his shit if he used that in art class

  • FireWire400
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    10 months ago

    Hell yeah, I’d be all for joining the Dirt Bag Squad… as long as they’re not actual dirt bags

    • @rdyoung
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      10 months ago

      So they are easier to get off when it’s covered in paint, without getting paint everywhere.

        • @rdyoung
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          210 months ago

          It’s typically called a smock and people have been using it for paint and other messy jobs for a very long time.