Daughters of Cain Fanclub Hoodie
GARMENT INFORMATION:
Independent Heavyweight Pullover Hoodie - IND 4000 - White Color
- 10 oz (330 gm) cotton/polyester blend 3-end fleece
- Ring spun cotton
- 70% Cotton/30% Polyester with 100% cotton 32 singles face yarn for supreme - printability and softness
- Fleece lined hood
- Split stitch double needle sewing on all seams
- Twill neck tape
- Nickel eyelets
- 100% cotton round braided drawcord
- 1x1 ribbing at cuffs and waistband
- Tear away neck label
- Generous fit
PRINT INFORMATION:
Four Sided Screenprint (Front - 2 Colors / Back - 2 Colors / Sleeve 3 Colors) by @malokul202
SIZING INFORMATION:
Sizing Chart In Specs Section (https://www.independenttradingco.com/collections/mens-pullovers/products/independent-heavyweight-hooded-pullover-sweatshirt-ind4000-pastels)
PLEASE ALLOW 2 TO 3 WEEKS FOR SHIPPING
PLEASE ALLOW 2 TO 3 WEEKS FOR SHIPPING
PLEASE ALLOW 2 TO 3 WEEKS FOR SHIPPING
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DESIGN INFORMATION:
The overall vibe of this design was to combine the humanity and inhumanity of a doomsday cult environment, which I divided up into a very clean collegiate frontprint inspired by classic hardcore and sports designs with a backprint that showcased the "consequences" of such an environment.
Doomsday cults like Aum Shinrikyo and People's Temple had a very casual and welcoming business side that extolled racial and economic equality (front), while nevertheless exploiting their followers on every level possible...sexual, monetary, interpersonal (back). The escalation of these cults ultimately led to acts of terrorism and mass suicide.
The lore of the "Daughters of Cain" for the back I took from a leader of a Jewish sect named Sabbatai Zevi. Zevi was born in 1666 and believed that God would only appear if humanity achieved universal harmony or sin. Believing that harmony was unachievable, he inspired his followers to engage and spread sin everywhere possible to bring forth God.
The death metal logo on the backside was heavily inspired by Morbid Angel and Goreaphobia.
The upsidedown cross sigil is the symbol of St. Peter, equal parts holy and unholy. His preordained fate was to betray Jesus, nevertheless fulfilling the arc of the resurrection. It all seemed to fit together themewise.