BACK PRINT. GAS retro Hooded sweatshirt design, Raising the flag by Gilbert Shelton.
From Wikipedia
"In 1968 Shelton self-published Feds 'n' Heads, a collection of strips first published in the Austin underground paper The Rag (Feds 'n' Head was later re-issued multiple times by the Print Mint),[8] Feds 'n' Heads featured Wonder Wart-Hog and what became his most famous strip, The Fabulous Furry Freak Brothers. Shelton created a spin-off strip, Fat Freddy's Cat in 1969, when he also co-founded Rip Off Press with three fellow "expatriate" Texans: Fred Todd, Dave Moriaty, and cartoonist Jack Jackson.[8]
Shelton was also a regular contributor to Zap Comix and other underground titles, including Bijou Funnies, Yellow Dog, Arcade, The Rip Off Review of Western Culture, and Anarchy Comics
In 1971, his cartoon called Set My Chickens Free, published in issue 1 of the Bijou Funnies comic, was published on page 128 of Abbie Hoffman's Steal This Book, illustrating its third section, "Liberate!"
THE ESSENTIAL UNISEX HOODED SWEATSHIRT
Weight: 280 g/m²
- Fitted
- Set-in sleeve
- Double fabric hood
- 1x1 rib at neck collar, sleeve hem and bottom hem
- Inside herringbone back neck tape
- Single needle topstitch at neck collar
- Armhole, sleeve hem and bottom hem with twin needle topstitch