She didn’t need to hear the last song.
She’d already heard enough.
She Left Before the Encore is for the woman who learned that staying until the end isn’t always the same thing as staying where she belongs.
With concert lights behind her, shoes in hand and no need to turn around, Scarlett walks away on her own terms. Bold orange, cream, leopard and distressed rock-and-roll details give this Pretty Little Riot design the feel of a favorite vintage concert tee.
It’s a little rebellious, a little reflective, and very Scarlett.
Printed in-house at Soggy Bottom of the South Boutique.
Details
• Black graphic tee
• Unisex fit
• Vintage-inspired distressed artwork
• Rock-and-roll concert design
• Printed in-house in Soggy Bottom County
• Made to order using blanks we have on hand
• $26
• Local pickup available
Care
Turn garment inside out before washing. Machine wash cold with like colors. Avoid bleach. Tumble dry low or hang to dry. Do not iron directly over the printed design.
From the Pretty Little Riot collection.
Sometimes leaving before the encore is the whole point.
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