Twister Pop Vintage Levis Jacket
Twister Pop Vintage Levis Jacket
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ONE OF A KIND. No one else will have this jacket as it is a one of a kind, hand painted jacket with extra embellishments. This is a vintage Levis denim jacket that was rescued from the second hand store. It is fleece lined and is very very warm. It feels very thick and will work well in the winter. The back has been hand painted and then heat set. Silver spikes have been added down the front on the right hand side. Models in the photos both usually wear a size medium. This jacket works as a unisex jacket as well.
Approimate Measurements:
- Across the back: 56cm
- Body Length: 63cm
- Across the front: 51cm
- Sleeve length: 57cm
- Shoulder length: 20cm
- Around the bottom: 108cm
Washing Instructions
Washing Instructions
Monster Care 101: How to Wash Your Beasts
Thank you so much for supporting our small business. Your new monster is tough, but it needs a little TLC to stay fresh. As these clothes are hand painted with hand sewing, it is best to spot clean when you can. If you must machine wash your jacket, please follow these tips to keep it looking fresh.
Flip 'Em Inside Out: Monsters prefer the dark. Always always button up your jacket and turn it inside out before washing. This shields the artwork from aggressive rubbing and friction against other rough fabrics or monstrous zipper teeth!
Keep It Chilly: Monsters hate lava. Wash your jacket exclusively in cold water. Hot water is the arch-nemesis of the hand painted jacket and can cause your little beasts to fade prematurely.
Treat Them Gently: Treat them like sleeping giants. Set your washing machine to a gentle or delicate cycle so your monster doesn't get bruised in the spin.
Feed Them Mild Detergent: Skip the harsh chemicals, heavy stain removers, and bleach. A gentle, mild detergent will get your jacket clean without melting away the paint.
Air Dry in the Wild: Keep them away from the scorching dryer. Hang your jacket to air dry naturally, leaving it inside out until it is completely dry to protect it from the sun and elements.
