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Puras Camisetas

Los Tucanes de Tijuana Tee - Los Papás de los Pollitos

$50.00

285gsm heavyweight cotton · Snow washed

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Boxy, oversized fit. Size down for a closer fit.

Any 3 tees for $125.00 USD

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Limited to 250 tees

One run. Never reprinted.

Description

A washed black tribute to Los Tucanes de Tijuana, the border-city norteño institution behind songs such as La Chona, El Tucanazo and decades of hard-edged corridos. Their unmistakable accordion-driven sound, sharp storytelling and swagger made them one of the defining groups in regional Mexican music on both sides of the border.

The design pulls from vintage norteño bootlegs and late-90s concert graphics, layering the five-man lineup with Tijuana city imagery, toucans, sweeping wings and oversized gradient lettering. Printed on a 285 GSM stonewashed oversized tee with heavyweight cotton, a relaxed boxy fit, and a soft worn-in finish that feels like rare merch pulled from an old record shop.

Details: Crew neck, drop shoulders, oversized fit, washed effect, 100% cotton, 14-count plain weave, pre-shrunk, 285g/m² fabric weight.

Care: Wash inside out in cold water on a gentle cycle. Do not bleach, soak, rub, or wring. Hang dry and avoid direct sunlight. Low-temperature iron, steam, or tumble dry only.

The tee

  • Fabric: 285gsm heavyweight combed cotton with a substantial, soft feel.
  • Finish: Snow washed for a faded, worn-in look. Natural variation makes each tee a little different.
  • Fit: Boxy and oversized, with dropped shoulders and a relaxed, wide body.

Choose your usual size for an oversized look, or size down for a closer fit. Check the size chart before ordering.

Size chart

Measured flat, in inches. Chest is pit to pit — double it for full chest. The surest method: measure a shirt you already like across the chest and find the closest match below.

SizeLengthChestFull chestShoulderSleeve
XS28.322.144"21.79.1
S29.122.946"22.29.3
M29.923.647"22.89.4
L30.724.449"23.49.6
XL31.525.250"24.09.8
2XL32.326.052"24.610.0

Measurements may vary by up to 1 inch. Boxy, oversized fit. Choose your usual size for an oversized look, or one size down for a closer fit. Compare the measurements with a tee you already own.

Delivery

Free shipping on orders $100.00 USD+. Applied automatically at checkout after discounts. No shipping code needed.

Every tee is printed to order. Estimated shipping times after dispatch:

  • United States, March–August: 3–5 working days.
  • United States, September–February: 7–14 working days during the busier holiday and fulfillment season.
  • Mexico: 8–12 working days.
  • Europe (France, Germany and Italy): 6–10 working days. Other European destinations vary.
  • United Kingdom: 6–10 working days.
  • Australia and Canada: 7–12 working days.
  • Other available destinations: 10–30 working days.

Working days are Monday–Friday, excluding weekends and public holidays. Production time is additional. Customs and remote-area deliveries may take longer. Tracking is sent when your order ships.

Returns

Every drop is a capped run and never reprinted, so we can't promise your size still exists for an exchange. We offer a refund or store credit within 30 days instead, on unworn items with tags attached.

Care

Wash cold and inside out with like colours. No bleach, no soaking. Hang dry, iron low. The snow wash is intentionally less colourfast — slight bleeding on the first wash is normal, and the shirt keeps fading with wear.

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Product code: 110U017YCCM02410050

Why we make these

For the families who turned La Chona into a ritual and every accordion break into a signal to get up.

Los Tucanes de Tijuana · Los Papás de los Pollitos

Los Tucanes de Tijuana began with young men from Sinaloa finding one another again at the border. With first instruments helped along by family, they started playing at Bar Razza’s Club in Tijuana on April 13, 1987. The city did more than give them a name; it gave their music a place to move between worlds.

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