10 Years of PMA Twotone Amsterdam Limited Short Sleeve T.

Accomplishing a decade of doing business is no small feat!

We've been pedaling through the tough stuff and ripping through the rad times with one common outlook: PMA. 

For those unfamiliar with the abbreviation or the artwork, PMA stands for Positive Mental Attitude. Keeping this approach has helped Twotone through the headwinds, setbacks & facepalms. It has helped us savor the tailwinds, beautiful flowy descents & all the fruits of our labor.

10 Years of PMA!

Kike Molares' lightning bolt blasting our office is an homage to Bad Brains' "Banned in DC" album cover from 1982! Here's a clip of Bad Brains performing "Attitude" in 1979! 

Some punk rock trivia: Seminal zinester/skatepunk/trans icon Donna Lee Parsons designed the original album artwork. Her label, Rat Cage Records, released the Beastie Boys’ first two EPs, and she signed them at their very first show! The Beastie Boys later paid for Donna's gender-affirming surgery. Rat Cage also released Agnostic Front's Victim in Pain album and many more!

Finally, the PMA font & ☯ is an additional tribute in our 10 year designs to the late 80's Dutch pro cycling team PDM & the cassette tape brand that coined the team name. They had two second places, a third and a fourth at the Tour de France & many other wins with riders like Sean Kelly, Adrie van der Poel, Gerrie Knetemann & Steven Rooks.

The shirt is a dark heather grey 70% Organic Cotton - 30% Recycled Cotton produced by Stanley Stella. Organic fabrics + water-based inks = good for the planet 🌍

Order quantity based on pre-order volume!

Keen on on a T? Don't miss out! Pre-orders closes Nov. 2nd!

All orders will ship in November with a hand-numbered card, stickers & emailed tracking information. Thank you so much for the support of the years!

About our local printing partner, Katoenfabriek in Utrecht, NL: 
"Katoenfabriek is a pioneer in the field of sustainable printing. For the past ten years we have specialized in printing with water-based inks and sustainable textiles. High quality and durability go hand in hand."