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This long sleeve raglan shirt draws directly from early-2000s UK garage culture, featuring an all-over front graphic collage referencing The Streets' debut single "Has It Come To This?" on Locked On Records. The body is constructed in a textured waffle-knit fabric in off-white, contrasted by solid black raglan sleeves and a ribbed crew neck. The print replicates a music press clipping complete with handwritten track listings, chart positions, and the phrase "Who The F*** Is Mike Skinner" — a piece of wearable music history rendered in a streetwear format.
Product Highlights
Waffle-knit texture on the off-white body panel for added visual depth and breathability
Black raglan sleeves with matching ribbed crew neck collar
Large front graphic collage referencing The Streets / UK garage scene circa 2001
Handwritten-style typography, chart listings, and music press imagery printed across the chest
Relaxed, slightly oversized silhouette suited to layering or standalone wear
Clean, plain back panel for a balanced front-heavy graphic presentation
Fit & Styling
The shirt fits with a relaxed, slightly boxy silhouette — true to American streetwear proportions. It works well worn over a plain white tee or layered under an open overshirt or coach jacket. Pair with straight-leg jeans, cargo trousers, or wide-leg pants to complement the vintage music-scene aesthetic. The contrast raglan construction gives it a sporty edge that sits naturally in both casual and subcultural-inspired outfits. Sizing runs standard; refer to the size chart for chest and length measurements before ordering.
Product Details
The body is made from a waffle-knit cotton-blend fabric, estimated at 80% Cotton and 20% Polyester, providing a structured yet comfortable hand feel. The sleeves use a matching ribbed knit in solid black. Graphic is applied via screen print to the front body panel. Available in sizes M through XXL. Brand: Mc.Cann.
Size Guide
Use the measurements below as a guide and compare them with a similar item you own.
Size
Length (cm)
Chest (cm)
Sleeve Length (cm)
M
64
104
79
L
66
108
80
XL
68
112
81
XXL
70
116
82
How to Find Your Perfect Size — Every Time
How to Find Your Perfect Size — Every Time
Struggling to pick a size online? Here's a simple trick: instead of guessing, use a piece of clothing you already own — and love the fit of — as your reference point.
Step 1: Pick Your Reference Item Think of a T-shirt you've bought before that fit you perfectly. Find that order and pull up its size chart.
Step 2: Focus on Two Key Measurements For streetwear-style tees, two numbers matter most:
Chest width— too narrow and it'll feel tight
Length— too long and it'll look sloppy
💡 Tip:Size charts sometimes list "Chest" as theflat-lay widthinstead of the full circumference. Here's how to tell the difference:
Large number(e.g., 49in / 124cm+) → likely the actual chest circumference
Small number(e.g., 24in / 62cm) → likely the flat width (garment laid flat and measured edge to edge)
Step 3: Note Your Ideal Numbers Write down the chest and length measurements from your best-fitting shirt. Care about sleeve length or shoulder width too? Note those down as well.
Step 4: Match to Our Size Chart Now check Seakoff's size chart and pick the size whose measurements are closest to your notes. That's it — no more guessing.
Works for Everything This same method applies to hoodies, sweaters, jackets, and more. Do it once, and you'll be able to shop confidently, anywhere — every time.
