Retro 1970s Anti-War Psychedelic Tee

Drop Acid Not Bombs.

Because the other kind of dropping requires a much larger budget and significantly more paperwork.

Coined in the late 60s as a psychedelic alternative to the military-industrial complex, this phrase was the ultimate peace-and-love pivot. It’s a relic of an era when the goal was to expand your mind instead of your country’s borders, usually while listening to a twelve-minute sitar solo. This shirt is a tribute to the original counter-culture mantra of choosing internal exploration over external escalation.

We printed this piece of pacifist history on a Comfort Colors heavyweight tee, offering a soft, broken-in feel that usually takes several summers of music festivals to achieve. It’s garment-dyed for a faded, vintage look that stays consistent even if your perception of reality doesn't. The thick cotton is built to last through high-stakes protests or low-stakes afternoons on the grass.

Fabrication: 6.1 oz., 100% ring-spun US cotton with double-needle stitching and a classic relaxed fit.

Perfect for the modern-day hippy who prefers their revolutions to be peaceful and their wardrobe to be exceptionally comfortable.

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