In 1977, Andy Warhol produced Bad—his darkly satirical cult film about suburban crime, corruption, and a crew of women who moonlight as assassins-for-hire. It was brash, trashy, and pure Warhol: a critique of American culture wrapped in camp, violence, and biting humor. Though not as well-known as Heat or Trash, Bad has carved out a loyal following among Warhol devotees and lovers of underground cinema.
This tee revives the spirit of Bad with bold, era-true design—a nod to Warhol’s obsession with blurring high art and low culture. It’s wearable art history, the kind of shirt that makes sense whether you’re a cinephile, a Warhol collector, or just someone who loves a slice of queer, gritty 1970s New York.
