Hi guys its MICA here...
So
I had a meeting last week with a new and upcoming t-shirt Design Company called
Sine Missione. The company is based in Liverpool and is both exciting and a definite break from the norm! The current mens tshirt market is over run with the same old, favoured designs and Givenchyesque obsession so it is refreshing to see a contemporary menswear designer with a fresh idea!
So a little bit about Sine Missione....
'Sine
Missione… The year was 80AD, when morals where different, when the Roman
emperor Titus completed the Amphitheatre of death, The Collosseum. With
hearts of darkness and unquenchable thirsts for blood, the Flavian dynasty’s
creativity for games of brutality knew no bounds. Baying
mobs in their thousands would pay well for the true warrior’s to stake their
lives in the arena, and so it was for their morbid entertainment, Gladiators
would clash one on one, 100 strong, or even against wild hearts. Not
all of these bloodsports would end in death, a fact not prominently known
throughout history, though for all those who were luckily enough to walk away
from the Collosseum with their lives, there were those who partook in the
contest of all death contests. No quarter given no merry shown. This was known
as Sine Missione.’
Each Sine Missione t-shirt has a deep and
meaningful message to it and each t-shirt has a short description surrounding this message on the inside
of the shirts.
Right now they are mainly focusing on men’s designs but will
shortly be giving women’s designs a go.
Not only are the company a fantastic new offering for the menswear market in Liverpool they are also extremely generous! 10% of profits from the sale of their shirts go to charity's such as,
help the hero’s and the British legion. They will be sponsoring 12 local soldiers giving them free
clothes to wear whilst on down time.
Here are a sample of the company's most recent designs a series based on World War One
The brand is just starting out and have a Facebook and
Twitter account for you all to check out under their brand name Sine Missione.
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