Blindfold Bondage T-Shirt

Sometimes we're in the mood for cat figurines, and sometimes some light BDSM.  Today is the latter.  Grab some nipple clamps and settle in. 

Back in the 1930s, a Singapore-born, but British-raised Alexander Scott Clouts found work down under with a Sydney based "High Heel Club", where he was exposed to print media and a community of foot aficionados (you read me?). Clouts, seemingly inspired, began producing his own photography and illustrations of the naughty variety, often using his own wife as his model and muse. Spicy. 

Perhaps finding his footing, Clouts moved to NYC in the late 40s and worked to publish his own bondage and fetish magazine, Bizarre, under the pseudonym of John Willie, a name he ultimately stuck with.  

Bizarre was published at irregular intervals between the years of 1946 to 1959 - including a few years when the magazine was shut down entirely; there were only 23 issues in total. Eventually Clouts / Willie sold the magazine, and moved to Hollywood only to get a brain tumor. He destroyed his archives, and went to live with his sister in the British Isles where he eventually died. End scene. 

Back to the good stuff! Like this shirt, depicting Willie's art on issue #6.  This shirt, shrouded in mystery, just like the woman it features, has no tags or sizing.  It measures 22" across the chest, sized at a men's large. Great for anyone who likes to wear their freak flag, appreciates freedom of expression and/or appreciation for retro graphic art.  We think it would also look awesome framed, hung somewhere for inspiration.   

• Bizarre Magazine No. 6 John Willie Graphic Blindfold Art Black Men's T Shirt, Size Large 
• Dimensions: Measures 22" across the chest 
• This is a pre-loved dandie; no rips or stains present, shirt is in fantastic condition.