Sangue -- translated from Italian to mean "blood" -- is the work of founder and designer Angelo Milano, who hand-prints T-shirts from a place he calls "a self-built, ***ed-up printing studio" in Grottaglie, Italy. In Milano's hands, the images and landscapes of Southern Italy -- stone walls, rock faces, cloudy skies, rusted metal doors -- are screen-printed with striking accuracy onto tees and shorts. Despite the impressive photo-realism, however, the garments are not meant to be perfect. Says M...
Sangue -- translated from Italian to mean "blood" -- is the work of founder and designer Angelo Milano, who hand-prints T-shirts from a place he calls "a self-built, ***ed-up printing studio" in Grottaglie, Italy. In Milano's hands, the images and landscapes of Southern Italy -- stone walls, rock faces, cloudy skies, rusted metal doors -- are screen-printed with striking accuracy onto tees and shorts. Despite the impressive photo-realism, however, the garments are not meant to be perfect. Says M...
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