thisisneverthat x Grateful Dead GD Washed Tote Bag (Stone)

The thisisneverthat x Grateful Dead collection uniquely combines the iconic style of the Grateful Dead with the modern streetwear aesthetic of thisisneverthat. The collaboration pays tribute to the band's long history and iconic symbolism, translating it into contemporary designs that will appeal to music fans and streetwear enthusiasts alike.

The thisisneverthat x Grateful Dead collection centers on distinctive graphics such as the Dancing Bears, the Steal Your Face skull and the Lightning Bolt – all as embroidered or printed details on jackets, hoodies, T-shirts and accessories. The designs draw on the psychedelic art and attitude to life of the Grateful Dead, while the simple, functional silhouette of thisisneverthat ensures the wearability and versatility of the pieces.

The thisisneverthat x Grateful Dead collab also features high-quality materials and precise workmanship, including pre-washed cotton-nylon blends, sturdy YKK zippers, and elastic details for maximum comfort. At the same time, the collection remains relevant in the realm of modern streetwear with signature features such as stowable hoods, well-thought-out pockets, and subtle branding elements.

The thisisneverthat x Grateful Dead collection is not only a tribute to the band, but also a fusion of two cultures – the musical iconography of the Grateful Dead and the progressive fashion world of thisisneverthat. It is aimed at those who are looking for timeless style with a touch of nostalgia.

The GD Washed Tote Bag embraces this unique style while combining it with practical functionality. Made from durable cotton canvas with a pre-washed finish, the bag reflects the relaxed and versatile character of the collection. A Dancing Bear patch adds an iconic touch to the bag, providing a subtle nod to the symbolism of the Grateful Dead. With sturdy carrying handles and a spacious main compartment, the GD Washed Tote Bag is perfect for everyday use – a timeless accessory for fans of music, fashion, and functional design.