Filipinas Guerrilla MCMXLI Tee

In 1941 Japan invades the Philippines. What follows is one of the most documented guerrilla resistance movements of World War II — Filipino fighters, many working alongside American forces, holding ground across thousands of islands for years. This shirt doesn't let that get forgotten. "Filipinas Guerrilla" in gold on black, with the Philippine flag, a guerrilla resistance flag, and the American flag side by side. MCMXLI stamped underneath like a military unit patch. It's a history lesson and a piece of streetwear at the same time — the kind of design that rewards people who actually know what they're looking at. Paul Andre and Lloyd build for Filipino Americans who want their culture represented honestly, not just aesthetically. The history is part of the identity. This one wears that directly. Oversized black tee. Unisex and true to size. Made in the Bay Area by Filipinos.