Black long sleeve T-shirt by Da Link Went Wear

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This description refers to material held by Smithsonian National Museum of African American History and Culture. Visual details below describe the original material.

A black long-sleeve crew neck T-shirt designed by Da Link Went Wear. The shirt is made of knitted black cotton. Four diagonal seams are sewn of the front of the shirt, they are stitched with white interlocking machine stitching. White synthetic pile letters are adhered diagonally at the proper right front chest and read [dlnkwnt]. The long sleeves taper closer towards the wrists and end in two and a half inch ribbed cuffs. A triangular off-white holographic label is adhered at the bottom proper left side. The label changes between the silhouette of a person in black and black lettering reading [dlnkwnt]. A silver fabric tag with black letters reading [DALINKWENT] is sewn into the horizontal front yoke seam at the proper left side.

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