NIN SELF DESTRUCT 1994 Crew Neck Band T-Shirt

2026 Spring&Summer item
Nine Inch Nails (abbreviated as NIN) is a pioneering industrial rock project formed in the United States in 1988. It began as a de facto solo project by central figure Trent Reznor, and revolutionized the music scene of the 90s with a sound that fused meticulous electronic sounds with aggressive rock.
"Self Destruct" is the name of the legendary world tour that Nine Inch Nails (NIN) conducted from 1994 to 1996. The most famous episode from this tour was their performance at the Woodstock Festival in 1994, where the members smeared mud on each other just before their set and appeared on stage covered in mud. This is an impressive piece that captures that scene on a T-shirt.
In 2025, they won a Grammy Award for their work on the music for the movie "Tron: Ares." They continue to be actively involved, with reports of new song production as Nine Inch Nails and upcoming tours starting in 2026.
The body is also meticulously crafted, reproducing the atmosphere of the 90s with a 25mm wide neck rib, single stitch (top and bottom) finish on the hem and sleeves, and all seams sewn with single lock stitching. This special piece is made from 6.2 oz fabric knitted from 100% American cotton (US cotton), made in the USA, and sewn and printed in Japan.
Fabric: Made in USA
Sewing/Printing: Made in Japan

Please understand that this product is made using traditional materials and production methods to achieve the look and feel of a vintage band t-shirt from the 90s. Due to the shrinkage rate of the fabric and the washing and dyeing processes, there may be slight differences in size specifications.
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