Raglan cut shotgun destroyed shirt from 90s Sabotage. Black cotton body with intensive washing process for a grey finish with shotgun distressing and contrasting repairs
Measures 18.5 pit to pit 26.5 length 15.5 sleeves (raglan)
Sabotage is a cult German brand founded in the early 1990’s. Central Saint Martins graduate Paul Harvey became their creative director after a brief stint as a truck driver, and propelled them into notoriety with their signature shotgun distressing and futuristic brand imagery. Paul Harvey’s success at Sabotage quickly found him an opportunity at Stone Island in 1996, leaving a young Errolson Hugh and Michaela Sachenbacher (of Acronym fame) to take his place as director of Sabotage. Paul Harvey left Stone Island in 2007 and has since worked for C.P. Company as a designer, leaving Sabotage to fade into obscurity in the early 2000’s as Errolson Hugh and Michaela Sachenbacher left to focus on their own design agency Acronym and its rising success.
