This vintage-inspired sleeveless t-shirt features a bold, distressed aesthetic with intentional perforations across the shoulders, sleeves, and hem—evoking 90s punk and hardcore streetwear. The central graphic displays 'RIVINGTON' in distressed red block letters over a black silhouette of a figure holding a gun, overlaid with large white '123' numerals inside a white-bordered rectangle; below reads 'RIVINGTON for Rats' in small red text. Made from washed gray cotton jersey, the cropped cut and raw-edge armholes enhance its deconstructed, DIY-modified look. Ideal for layering or standalone wear in urban, alternative, or grunge-influenced outfits. Perfect for casual daily wear, concerts, or street-style photography during spring/summer. The garment shows signs of intentional aging (faded print, frayed holes), suggesting it’s either an authentic vintage piece or a modern reproduction celebrating underground NYC skate/punk culture of the late 1980s–early 1990s. Not a mainstream brand—'Rivington' appears to reference Rivington Street in NYC’s Lower East Side, historically tied to punk and graffiti scenes, while 'Rats' may refer to the independent label or collective.