Cop Killer Jacket
If you think this jacket looks like it was made by a 16-year old, you are correct—teenage Chains, full of anti-authoritarian angst, already.
Hating cops is kind of juvenile. It’s a profession, which employs people with behaviors and personalities as complex as any human. As a teenager, I was yet to understand my anger toward inequality and hierarchy.
This misdirected, hand painted, denim jacket features a scrappy reproduction of Body Count album artwork—that’s Ice-T’s metal hardcore band from the 90’s, in case you didn’t know. Sticking with the same theme, there’s a MDC patch on the front left chest. This MDC acronym iteration is for ‘Millions of Dead Cops’, illustrated by a half policeman/half ku klux klan member. The heavily distressed patch on the arm is for the band Crass.
The jacket is a generous men’s size small. It’s a Levis, pink garment dyed original, embellished by hand circa 1998. Well worn, well loved, and ready for a new life.
Shoulder to shoulder the length is 18”, the arm is 24”. This jacket comes laundered, and signed by the artist. Price includes shipping.
If you think this jacket looks like it was made by a 16-year old, you are correct—teenage Chains, full of anti-authoritarian angst, already.
Hating cops is kind of juvenile. It’s a profession, which employs people with behaviors and personalities as complex as any human. As a teenager, I was yet to understand my anger toward inequality and hierarchy.
This misdirected, hand painted, denim jacket features a scrappy reproduction of Body Count album artwork—that’s Ice-T’s metal hardcore band from the 90’s, in case you didn’t know. Sticking with the same theme, there’s a MDC patch on the front left chest. This MDC acronym iteration is for ‘Millions of Dead Cops’, illustrated by a half policeman/half ku klux klan member. The heavily distressed patch on the arm is for the band Crass.
The jacket is a generous men’s size small. It’s a Levis, pink garment dyed original, embellished by hand circa 1998. Well worn, well loved, and ready for a new life.
Shoulder to shoulder the length is 18”, the arm is 24”. This jacket comes laundered, and signed by the artist. Price includes shipping.
If you think this jacket looks like it was made by a 16-year old, you are correct—teenage Chains, full of anti-authoritarian angst, already.
Hating cops is kind of juvenile. It’s a profession, which employs people with behaviors and personalities as complex as any human. As a teenager, I was yet to understand my anger toward inequality and hierarchy.
This misdirected, hand painted, denim jacket features a scrappy reproduction of Body Count album artwork—that’s Ice-T’s metal hardcore band from the 90’s, in case you didn’t know. Sticking with the same theme, there’s a MDC patch on the front left chest. This MDC acronym iteration is for ‘Millions of Dead Cops’, illustrated by a half policeman/half ku klux klan member. The heavily distressed patch on the arm is for the band Crass.
The jacket is a generous men’s size small. It’s a Levis, pink garment dyed original, embellished by hand circa 1998. Well worn, well loved, and ready for a new life.
Shoulder to shoulder the length is 18”, the arm is 24”. This jacket comes laundered, and signed by the artist. Price includes shipping.