NSK / AZPX Exclusive UNDEFEATED Classic-Fit T-Shirt

Description

Famed Author and occasional comedian, North Side Kings front man Danny Marianino has teamed up with Rob from AZPX to make a classic shirt available again for purchase. The infamous North Side Kings ‘Undefeated’ shirt is back with an AZPX twist whist still maintaining it’s ‘FUCK YOU’ vibe. AZPX has sponsored many NSK gigs in the ’00s and the Kings headlined AZPX’s 3rd anniversary show (a whole other article), but this is the first real collaboration between the South Scottsdale neighbors. To know the full story, you gotta read Danny’s book DON’T EVER PUNCH A ROCKSTAR: A COLLECTION OF HATE MAIL AND OTHER CRAZY RUMORS to learn of the real North Side Kings legacy. This shirt design was a product of the events that lead up to Danny’s brush with fame and misfortune. AZPX has also added some affiliate products from Danny’s website dannymarianino.com including the North Side Kings catalog in digital download format.

• 100% cotton
• Ash is 99% cotton, 1% polyester
• Sport Grey is 90% cotton, 10% polyester
• Pre-shrunk
• Shoulder-to-shoulder taping

AZPX has teamed up with Printful, (an on-demand order fulfillment and warehousing service that fulfills and ships products) to help a small businesses like AZPX expand it’s product line to our customers without blowing our wad on inventory that might sit on the shelf for eternity. We cannot offer free shipping with our Printful products, you will have a choice for the most economical shipping available.

About DTG printing
DTG (direct-to-garment) printing is like using a regular printer, but on t-shirts. Designs are printed directly onto the garment and absorb into the fabric.

We use the DTG method for most of our t-shirts. That’s because it yields quality prints, it’s cost-effective for one-off orders, and there’s almost no limit to the colors and fine detail you can use in your designs.

DTG inks are eco-friendly, CPSIA-compliant, non-toxic, non-hazardous, and soluble in water. They’re free from heavy metals, formaldehyde, and Alkylphenol Ethoxylates (APE).