Serial Experiments Lain T-Shirt – Close the World, Open the Next

What Makes This Serial Experiments Lain T-Shirt Unique?

Delve into the wired with this **Serial Experiments Lain T-Shirt**, featuring a thought-provoking design inspired by the iconic cyberpunk anime. Perfect for fans of Lain Iwakura and Japanese tech culture, this tee embodies the series’ philosophical themes of reality and connection.

Why This Anime-Inspired Tee is a Great Choice:

• **Cyberpunk Anime Design:** Features a profound graphic with the phrase “Close the World, Open the Next,” directly referencing the deep themes of **Serial Experiments Lain** and its protagonist Lain Iwakura.
• **Premium Acidwash Cotton:** Crafted from 100% heavyweight cotton with a unique black acidwash, ensuring a soft feel and durable wear for any anime journey.
• **Thought-Provoking Apparel:** With dropped shoulders and a regular fit, this graphic tee is ideal for anime conventions, casual wear, or as a thoughtful gift for a fan of Japanese animation and tech.

Sizing & Care Instructions:

This tee offers a comfortable regular fit with dropped shoulders. Please consult our sizing chart for the perfect fit. To preserve the printed graphic and unique acidwash finish, machine wash cold inside-out and tumble dry low.

Frequently Asked Questions:

Q: Is this officially licensed Serial Experiments Lain merchandise?
A: This is a fan-created design inspired by the anime Serial Experiments Lain and its themes. It is not official merchandise.

Q: Who is Yoshitoshi Abe?
A: Yoshitoshi Abe is a renowned Japanese artist and character designer, known for his work on Serial Experiments Lain.

The Wash Tee is designed, manufactured and printed by Prideinapparel. It's a unisex, 90s-inspired relaxed fit with a slight dropped shoulder and roomy sleeves.

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