TIGER SLICE
Indulge in the legacy of the Tiger Stripe pattern, while proudly representing the Pizza Boii’s. The iconic TIGER STRIPE pattern, conceived in '62 by US Special Forces for intense jungle combat during the Vietnam War, unfolds a tale rooted in the failures of French occupation. This dragged drafted US GIs into one of the most controversial chapters in American history, manipulated by a fabricated Gulf of Tonkin attack orchestrated by the NSA.
The Gulf of Tonkin Incident, a notorious false flag operation, highlights the grim reality of modern warfare. While war may be a racket, it bequeaths us with remarkable camouflage patterns, tactics, gear, and hardened men, though often forgotten by both a malevolent government and the relentless march of time.
This iconic pattern transcends borders, embraced by nations like the United States, France, Argentina, the Philippines, Russia, Iraq, and even the Taliban. Beyond military realms, TIGER STRIPE finds a unique place in the Hardcore punk scene where it is not uncommon for hardcore fans to be pro-gun, shoot often and train in hand to hand combat while studying the endless rabbit hole of carbines and handguns. Gun imagery and violence was and sometimes still is common place on band tshirts and album covers. Faster and more violent than its punk counterparts, Hardcore resonates with freedom-minded individuals, often seen sporting black band hoodies and distinctive cut off TIGER STRIPE BDU pants, an unmistakable outfit for those picking up change or slamming bystanders in the face.
Tiger Stripe emerges as an icon in American subcultures – gun enthusiasts, punks, gamers, airsoft players, outdoorsmen, and hunters. Its raw and chaotic design, coupled with references to animal kingdom apex predators, makes it universally appealing. While there might be more practical patterns for real-world use, there's an undeniable allure when donning a TIGER STRIPE Hoodie or heading out in cut-off TIGER STRIPE shorts – a spicy recipe for fist fighting, hopping fences, bill drilling and storming machine gun nests.
Seize a TIGER SLICE hoodie, venture forth, leave an indelible mark and sock a turd in the mouth. Remind them of the false flag known as the Guld of Tonkin, and let it be known that the PIZZA BOIIS have sent you.
PRINTED IN THE UNITED STATES ON
10 oz (330 gm) cotton/polyester blend 3-end fleece
ring spun cotton
Solid Colors & Houndstooth: 70% Cotton/30% Polyester with 100% cotton 32 singles face yarn for supreme printability and softness
Heather Colors: 52% Cotton/48% Polyester (Charcoal Heather, Gunmetal Heather, Grey Heather)
Camo Colors: 75% Cotton/25% Polyester with 100% cotton 32 singles face yarn (Forest Camo, Black Camo, Tiger Camo, Army Camo, Snow Camo & Duck Camo)
Safety Colors: 52% Cotton/48% Polyester overall fabric content with 65% Polyester/35% Cotton face yarns (Safety Yellow, Safety Orange)
fleece lined hood
split stitch double needle sewing on all seams
twill neck tape
nickel eyelets
100% cotton round braided drawcord
1x1 ribbing at cuffs and waistband
tear away neck label
generous fit
Indulge in the legacy of the Tiger Stripe pattern, while proudly representing the Pizza Boii’s. The iconic TIGER STRIPE pattern, conceived in '62 by US Special Forces for intense jungle combat during the Vietnam War, unfolds a tale rooted in the failures of French occupation. This dragged drafted US GIs into one of the most controversial chapters in American history, manipulated by a fabricated Gulf of Tonkin attack orchestrated by the NSA.
The Gulf of Tonkin Incident, a notorious false flag operation, highlights the grim reality of modern warfare. While war may be a racket, it bequeaths us with remarkable camouflage patterns, tactics, gear, and hardened men, though often forgotten by both a malevolent government and the relentless march of time.
This iconic pattern transcends borders, embraced by nations like the United States, France, Argentina, the Philippines, Russia, Iraq, and even the Taliban. Beyond military realms, TIGER STRIPE finds a unique place in the Hardcore punk scene where it is not uncommon for hardcore fans to be pro-gun, shoot often and train in hand to hand combat while studying the endless rabbit hole of carbines and handguns. Gun imagery and violence was and sometimes still is common place on band tshirts and album covers. Faster and more violent than its punk counterparts, Hardcore resonates with freedom-minded individuals, often seen sporting black band hoodies and distinctive cut off TIGER STRIPE BDU pants, an unmistakable outfit for those picking up change or slamming bystanders in the face.
Tiger Stripe emerges as an icon in American subcultures – gun enthusiasts, punks, gamers, airsoft players, outdoorsmen, and hunters. Its raw and chaotic design, coupled with references to animal kingdom apex predators, makes it universally appealing. While there might be more practical patterns for real-world use, there's an undeniable allure when donning a TIGER STRIPE Hoodie or heading out in cut-off TIGER STRIPE shorts – a spicy recipe for fist fighting, hopping fences, bill drilling and storming machine gun nests.
Seize a TIGER SLICE hoodie, venture forth, leave an indelible mark and sock a turd in the mouth. Remind them of the false flag known as the Guld of Tonkin, and let it be known that the PIZZA BOIIS have sent you.
PRINTED IN THE UNITED STATES ON
10 oz (330 gm) cotton/polyester blend 3-end fleece
ring spun cotton
Solid Colors & Houndstooth: 70% Cotton/30% Polyester with 100% cotton 32 singles face yarn for supreme printability and softness
Heather Colors: 52% Cotton/48% Polyester (Charcoal Heather, Gunmetal Heather, Grey Heather)
Camo Colors: 75% Cotton/25% Polyester with 100% cotton 32 singles face yarn (Forest Camo, Black Camo, Tiger Camo, Army Camo, Snow Camo & Duck Camo)
Safety Colors: 52% Cotton/48% Polyester overall fabric content with 65% Polyester/35% Cotton face yarns (Safety Yellow, Safety Orange)
fleece lined hood
split stitch double needle sewing on all seams
twill neck tape
nickel eyelets
100% cotton round braided drawcord
1x1 ribbing at cuffs and waistband
tear away neck label
generous fit
Indulge in the legacy of the Tiger Stripe pattern, while proudly representing the Pizza Boii’s. The iconic TIGER STRIPE pattern, conceived in '62 by US Special Forces for intense jungle combat during the Vietnam War, unfolds a tale rooted in the failures of French occupation. This dragged drafted US GIs into one of the most controversial chapters in American history, manipulated by a fabricated Gulf of Tonkin attack orchestrated by the NSA.
The Gulf of Tonkin Incident, a notorious false flag operation, highlights the grim reality of modern warfare. While war may be a racket, it bequeaths us with remarkable camouflage patterns, tactics, gear, and hardened men, though often forgotten by both a malevolent government and the relentless march of time.
This iconic pattern transcends borders, embraced by nations like the United States, France, Argentina, the Philippines, Russia, Iraq, and even the Taliban. Beyond military realms, TIGER STRIPE finds a unique place in the Hardcore punk scene where it is not uncommon for hardcore fans to be pro-gun, shoot often and train in hand to hand combat while studying the endless rabbit hole of carbines and handguns. Gun imagery and violence was and sometimes still is common place on band tshirts and album covers. Faster and more violent than its punk counterparts, Hardcore resonates with freedom-minded individuals, often seen sporting black band hoodies and distinctive cut off TIGER STRIPE BDU pants, an unmistakable outfit for those picking up change or slamming bystanders in the face.
Tiger Stripe emerges as an icon in American subcultures – gun enthusiasts, punks, gamers, airsoft players, outdoorsmen, and hunters. Its raw and chaotic design, coupled with references to animal kingdom apex predators, makes it universally appealing. While there might be more practical patterns for real-world use, there's an undeniable allure when donning a TIGER STRIPE Hoodie or heading out in cut-off TIGER STRIPE shorts – a spicy recipe for fist fighting, hopping fences, bill drilling and storming machine gun nests.
Seize a TIGER SLICE hoodie, venture forth, leave an indelible mark and sock a turd in the mouth. Remind them of the false flag known as the Guld of Tonkin, and let it be known that the PIZZA BOIIS have sent you.
PRINTED IN THE UNITED STATES ON
10 oz (330 gm) cotton/polyester blend 3-end fleece
ring spun cotton
Solid Colors & Houndstooth: 70% Cotton/30% Polyester with 100% cotton 32 singles face yarn for supreme printability and softness
Heather Colors: 52% Cotton/48% Polyester (Charcoal Heather, Gunmetal Heather, Grey Heather)
Camo Colors: 75% Cotton/25% Polyester with 100% cotton 32 singles face yarn (Forest Camo, Black Camo, Tiger Camo, Army Camo, Snow Camo & Duck Camo)
Safety Colors: 52% Cotton/48% Polyester overall fabric content with 65% Polyester/35% Cotton face yarns (Safety Yellow, Safety Orange)
fleece lined hood
split stitch double needle sewing on all seams
twill neck tape
nickel eyelets
100% cotton round braided drawcord
1x1 ribbing at cuffs and waistband
tear away neck label
generous fit