Noah Releases INXS-Inspired Graphic Tee Collection, Continuing Band Merch Series
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Jonathan Zavaleta
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Noah, a buzzy menswear brand, continues its trend of releasing band-inspired graphic tees from the Seventies and Eighties with a new collaboration featuring Australian New Wave icons INXS. The drop includes four tees inspired by popular INXS songs such as "What You Need," "Don't Change," and "Never Tear Us Apart." Several pieces have already sold out. Previous Noah collabs have included Thin Lizzy, the Cure, and Roxy Music, all featuring bold yet simple graphics.
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· 3 pulledNoah is continuing its streak of Seventies- and Eighties-inspired band tee drops with its latest collab, featuring graphic tees inspired by Australian New Wave icons INXS.
The latest drop is inspired by some of the band's most popular songs, including 'What You Need,' 'Don't Change,' and 'Never Tear Us Apart.'
Previous Noah collabs have included Thin Lizzy, the Cure, and Roxy Music, all featuring bold yet simple graphics.
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