“Privileged” is really just a fancy of way saying “spoiled son of a bitch.” Being referred to as a child of privilege rarely has a positive connotation, unless you’re talking about your future wife…or in this case, a line of t-shirts. Children of Privilege appoints amusing designs onto Alternative Apparel staple tees. Their method? Silk-screening by hand in New York City. If that isn’t special enough for you, hidden inside their tagless necklines, you’ll find the words “Live Emphatically.”
To A Tee: Children of Privilege
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