DUSK ECHOES OF ANGELS T-SHIRT
A poetic nod to memory, decay, and forgotten beauty, the Dusk Echoes of Angels T-Shirt features a vintage-style print of a classical ruin set against an ethereal landscape, framed like a portal to a world suspended in time.
The artwork, titled Echoes of Angels XVII, evokes a sense of faded grandeur, where echoes of the divine remain carved into stone. Beneath the print, the Only the Blind logo is embroidered, rendered in ornate calligraphy, reinforcing the shirt’s nostalgic elegance.
Cut in our signature oversized silhouette, the piece is crafted from heavyweight, garment-washed cotton in a deep charcoal tone for a worn-in, archival look and feel.
Made from our signature heavyweight organic cotton.
100% Organic heavyweight cotton
300 GSM
Relaxed Fit
UK
Orders to the UK placed before 1:45pm will normally be dispatched the same day (Monday-Friday). All orders over £175 in the UK are shipped free of charge.
EU
Orders to the EU are shipped from our Fulfilment Centre in the UK and be shipped on a DDP service with all Duties & Taxes included so you won't be charged anything in addition to receive your order.
USA
Orders to the US are shipped from our Fulfilment Centre in the UK and for free on orders over $400. Orders placed before 05:00 PT / 07:00 CT / 08:00 ET will normally be dispatched the same day (Monday-Friday).
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