Maharishi Panther Embroidered Shirt (Olive)

The Maharishi Panther Embroidered Shirt is a faithful field shirt replica equipped with free-hand panther embrodiery as well as an upcycled 1944 U.S. Army embroidered patch. "Yellow Peril Supports Black Power" is a phrase that originated from the 1960s civil rights movement, and can be commonly seen in a photo of former Black Panther Party Member Richard Aoki, proclaiming African and Asian solidarity. It is most often associated with the 1969 rally in Oakland, California, supporting Huey Newton, co-founder of the Black Panther Party. The mythological double headed black Panther's fur is made from the famed Tigerstripe disruptive pattern, worn by U.S. Special Forces during the 60s. Plus, the 60s era U.S. Army cotton sateen twill ha been reproduced exclusively for Maharishi.

Maharishi Panther Embroidered Shirt - features:

• turn-down collar
• button front closure
• dual chest pockets with button closure at flaps
• straight bottom hem
• button cuffs
• Maharishi embroidered patch above left chest pocket
• Panther embroidered patch at upper left sleeve
• Panther appliqué with embroidered details on the rear
• woven flag label at left side seam
• relaxed fit
• 100% cotton sateen twill