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VS "Classics" Hot & Saucy Pizza Girls- 3/4 Sleeve Jersey Shirt

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In the mood for pizza? Then give the Hot & Saucy Pizza Girls a call! We've brought back this long-sold-out classic. Get 'em while they're hot!

Screen printed on 100% ring-spun USA premium cotton Tultex fine jersey raglan t-shirt by 518 Prints.

    Overall rating: 5.0 / 5 from 2 reviews.

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    Hot and saucy pizza, shirt!

    "Great shirt, classic film, delivered on time and in great shape. I would love to see some additional shirts from other films. Keep 'em coming!"

    Anastasia C. (5/5)

    On the Raglan as a Site of Meaning

    "The raglan sleeve is the correct garment for this particular reference, and the correctness is not accidental. Its associations are athletic, collegiate, faintly nostalgic — the tour shirt, the intramural jersey — and draping a 1978 Bob Chinn artifact across that silhouette produces exactly the frisson the design intends. The joke depends on the cut. A standard crew would flatten it. The execution honors the source. Red-orange line work on natural white body, black three-quarter sleeves, artwork lifted from a one-sheet vocabulary that assumed it would be seen at forty feet and from a moving car. It survives the reduction. The tagline is deployed with admirable restraint, positioned beneath rather than shouted across the chest, which is the difference between wit and a novelty item. The body is soft without being flimsy and the sleeve break falls where it should. Print registration is clean, no ghosting along the type. A shirt that assumes the wearer knows what it refers to and declines to explain. That is the only acceptable posture for merchandise of this kind. Five stars."

    chris b. (5/5)

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