Los Illegals y De La Gaux
Limited Edition Collection available 10/21/25 at 10am PST
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Wear a piece of history, first time ever to see this original poster design, created in 1980 by Willie Herrón III on apparel.
The art celebrates the generations past, La Familia (Mother, Father, and Child), and a heart-wrenching street procession/death march honoring loved ones lost to gang violence.
The band Los Illegals were outspoken diplomatically and politically and paved the way for East LA Chicano Punk music.
The venue Madame Wong's resided in Los Angeles’ China Town, west of the LA River and was a key spot for the city’s burgeoning punk and new wave scenes in the 1970s and 1980s.
"Dia de Los Muertos" (Day of the Dead) a Mexican holiday centered on remembrance and honoring the afterlife, blending ancient Indigenous American and Christian influences. Halloween, with its Celtic (Samhain) and Christian (All Saints' Day) roots, converges with Dia de Los Muertos in the calendar, albeit with differing cultural expressions and commercialization. A significant milestone in Dia de Los Muertos' modern history was marked in 1980 when "Los Illegals" ignited the first candle at their concert Madame Wong’s.
The hoodie has been pre-owned/pre-loved and is one of a kind.
Features: De La Gaux hand stitched details and woven label
Details: HALLOWEEN ORANGE MED WEIGHT HOODIE-SUPER SOFT, METAL ZIPPER AND PATCH POCKET
Condition: Very Good, no rips or stains.
Fabric: cotton blend, SOME stretch , PRE-WASHED, WILL NOT SHRINK
Measurements:
CHEST: 20”
Across Shoulders: 21”
Length: 25“
SLEEVE LENGTH: 22 1/2”
FITS LIKE AN ADULT SMALL
Wear a piece of history, first time ever to see this original poster design, created in 1980 by Willie Herrón III on apparel.
The art celebrates the generations past, La Familia (Mother, Father, and Child), and a heart-wrenching street procession/death march honoring loved ones lost to gang violence.
The band Los Illegals were outspoken diplomatically and politically and paved the way for East LA Chicano Punk music.
The venue Madame Wong's resided in Los Angeles’ China Town, west of the LA River and was a key spot for the city’s burgeoning punk and new wave scenes in the 1970s and 1980s.
"Dia de Los Muertos" (Day of the Dead) a Mexican holiday centered on remembrance and honoring the afterlife, blending ancient Indigenous American and Christian influences. Halloween, with its Celtic (Samhain) and Christian (All Saints' Day) roots, converges with Dia de Los Muertos in the calendar, albeit with differing cultural expressions and commercialization. A significant milestone in Dia de Los Muertos' modern history was marked in 1980 when "Los Illegals" ignited the first candle at their concert Madame Wong’s.
The tee has been pre-owned/pre-loved and is one of a kind.
Features: De La Gaux hand stitched details and woven label.
Details: 100% COTTON MEDIUM WEIGHT TEE
Condition: Very Good, no rips or stains.
Fabric: cotton WITH stretch , PRE-WASHED, WILL NOT SHRINK
Measurements:
CHEST: 17”
Across Shoulders: 16 3/4”
Length: 24“
SLEEVE LENGTH: 5 1/4”
FITS LIKE AN ADULT EXTRA SMALL OR CHILDS SIZE LARGE
Wear a piece of history, first time ever to see this original poster design, created in 1980 by Willie Herrón III on apparel.
The art celebrates the generations past, La Familia (Mother, Father, and Child), and a heart-wrenching street procession/death march honoring loved ones lost to gang violence.
The band Los Illegals were outspoken diplomatically and politically and paved the way for East LA Chicano Punk music.
The venue Madame Wong's resided in Los Angeles’ China Town, west of the LA River and was a key spot for the city’s burgeoning punk and new wave scenes in the 1970s and 1980s.
"Dia de Los Muertos" (Day of the Dead) a Mexican holiday centered on remembrance and honoring the afterlife, blending ancient Indigenous American and Christian influences. Halloween, with its Celtic (Samhain) and Christian (All Saints' Day) roots, converges with Dia de Los Muertos in the calendar, albeit with differing cultural expressions and commercialization. A significant milestone in Dia de Los Muertos' modern history was marked in 1980 when "Los Illegals" ignited the first candle at their concert Madame Wong’s.
The jacket has been pre-owned/pre-loved and is one of a kind.
Features: De La Gaux hand stitched details and woven label, inside pockets, inseam pockets and chest pockets.
Details: COCOA BROWN TRUCKER 100% COTTON-GARMENT OVERDYED
Condition: Very Good, no rips or stains.
Fabric: cotton NO stretch , PRE-WASHED, WILL NOT SHRINK , DUE TO DYE PROCESS, WASH SEPARATELY
Measurements:
CHEST: 26”
Across Shoulders: 21”
Length: 27“
SLEEVE LENGTH: 25”
FITS LIKE AN ADULT X-LARGE
Wear a piece of history, first time ever to see this original poster design, created in 1980 by Willie Herrón III on apparel.
The art celebrates the generations past, La Familia (Mother, Father, and Child), and a heart-wrenching street procession/death march honoring loved ones lost to gang violence.
The band Los Illegals were outspoken diplomatically and politically and paved the way for East LA Chicano Punk music.
The venue Madame Wong's resided in Los Angeles’ China Town, west of the LA River and was a key spot for the city’s burgeoning punk and new wave scenes in the 1970s and 1980s.
"Dia de Los Muertos" (Day of the Dead) a Mexican holiday centered on remembrance and honoring the afterlife, blending ancient Indigenous American and Christian influences. Halloween, with its Celtic (Samhain) and Christian (All Saints' Day) roots, converges with Dia de Los Muertos in the calendar, albeit with differing cultural expressions and commercialization. A significant milestone in Dia de Los Muertos' modern history was marked in 1980 when "Los Illegals" ignited the first candle at their concert Madame Wong’s.
The sweatshirt has been pre-owned/pre-loved and is one of a kind.
Features: De La Gaux hand stitched details and woven label, inside pockets, inseam pockets and chest pockets.
Details: CHARCOAL GREY HEATHER MID WEIGHT CREW SWEATSHIRT WITH RIB COLLAR, CUFF AND HEM
Condition: Very Good, no stains, small repairs on upper back panel, but hardly noticeable
Fabric: cotton blend, SOME stretch , PRE-WASHED, WILL NOT SHRINK
Measurements:
CHEST: 21 1/2”
Across Shoulders: 20 3/4”
Length: 26“
SLEEVE LENGTH: 22 1/2”
FITS LIKE AN ADULT MEDIUM
Wear a piece of history, first time ever to see this original poster design, created in 1980 by Willie Herrón III on apparel.
The art celebrates the generations past, La Familia (Mother, Father, and Child), and a heart-wrenching street procession/death march honoring loved ones lost to gang violence.
The band Los Illegals were outspoken diplomatically and politically and paved the way for East LA Chicano Punk music.
The venue Madame Wong's resided in Los Angeles’ China Town, west of the LA River and was a key spot for the city’s burgeoning punk and new wave scenes in the 1970s and 1980s.
"Dia de Los Muertos" (Day of the Dead) a Mexican holiday centered on remembrance and honoring the afterlife, blending ancient Indigenous American and Christian influences. Halloween, with its Celtic (Samhain) and Christian (All Saints' Day) roots, converges with Dia de Los Muertos in the calendar, albeit with differing cultural expressions and commercialization. A significant milestone in Dia de Los Muertos' modern history was marked in 1980 when "Los Illegals" ignited the first candle at their concert Madame Wong’s.
The sweatshirt has been pre-owned/pre-loved and is one of a kind.
Features: De La Gaux hand stitched details and woven label, inside pockets, inseam pockets and chest pockets.
Details: DARK CHARCOAL GREY HEATHER MID WEIGHT CREW SWEATSHIRT WITH RIB COLLAR, CUFF AND HEM
Condition: Very Good, no rips or stains.
Fabric: cotton blend, SOME stretch , PRE-WASHED, WILL NOT SHRINK
Measurements:
CHEST: 24 1/2”
Across Shoulders: 24 1/4”
Length: 27 1/2“
SLEEVE LENGTH: 22 1/2”
FITS LIKE AN ADULT LARGE
Wear a piece of history, first time ever to see this original poster design, created in 1980 by Willie Herrón III on apparel.
The art celebrates the generations past, La Familia (Mother, Father, and Child), and a heart-wrenching street procession/death march honoring loved ones lost to gang violence.
The band Los Illegals were outspoken diplomatically and politically and paved the way for East LA Chicano Punk music.
The venue Madame Wong's resided in Los Angeles’ China Town, west of the LA River and was a key spot for the city’s burgeoning punk and new wave scenes in the 1970s and 1980s.
"Dia de Los Muertos" (Day of the Dead) a Mexican holiday centered on remembrance and honoring the afterlife, blending ancient Indigenous American and Christian influences. Halloween, with its Celtic (Samhain) and Christian (All Saints' Day) roots, converges with Dia de Los Muertos in the calendar, albeit with differing cultural expressions and commercialization. A significant milestone in Dia de Los Muertos' modern history was marked in 1980 when "Los Illegals" ignited the first candle at their concert Madame Wong’s.
The hoodie has been pre-owned/pre-loved and is one of a kind.
Features: De La Gaux hand stitched details and woven label, inside pockets, inseam pockets and chest pockets.
Details: HTR GREY HEAVY WEIGHT HOODIE-SUPER SOFT, THUMBHOLES AND PATCH POCKET
Condition: Very Good, no rips or stains.
Fabric: cotton blend, SOME stretch , PRE-WASHED, WILL NOT SHRINK
Measurements:
CHEST: 23”
Across Shoulders: 18 1/2”
Length: 25 1/2“
SLEEVE LENGTH: 24”
FITS LIKE AN ADULT SMALL
Wear a piece of history, first time ever to see this original poster design, created in 1980 by Willie Herrón III on apparel.
The art celebrates the generations past, La Familia (Mother, Father, and Child), and a heart-wrenching street procession/death march honoring loved ones lost to gang violence.
The band Los Illegals were outspoken diplomatically and politically and paved the way for East LA Chicano Punk music.
The venue Madame Wong's resided in Los Angeles’ China Town, west of the LA River and was a key spot for the city’s burgeoning punk and new wave scenes in the 1970s and 1980s.
"Dia de Los Muertos" (Day of the Dead) a Mexican holiday centered on remembrance and honoring the afterlife, blending ancient Indigenous American and Christian influences. Halloween, with its Celtic (Samhain) and Christian (All Saints' Day) roots, converges with Dia de Los Muertos in the calendar, albeit with differing cultural expressions and commercialization. A significant milestone in Dia de Los Muertos' modern history was marked in 1980 when "Los Illegals" ignited the first candle at their concert Madame Wong’s.
The sweatshirt has been pre-owned/pre-loved and is one of a kind.
Features: De La Gaux hand stitched details and woven label, inside pockets, inseam pockets and chest pockets.
Details: WHITE MID WEIGHT CREW SWEATSHIRT WITH RIB COLLAR, CUFF AND HEM
Condition: Very Good, no rips or stains.
Fabric: cotton blend, SOME stretch , PRE-WASHED, WILL NOT SHRINK
Measurements:
CHEST: 22 1/2”
Across Shoulders: 22”
Length: 27 1/2“
SLEEVE LENGTH: 23 1/2”
FITS LIKE AN ADULT MEDIUM
Wear a piece of history, first time ever to see this original poster design, created in 1980 by Willie Herrón III on apparel.
The art celebrates the generations past, La Familia (Mother, Father, and Child), and a heart-wrenching street procession/death march honoring loved ones lost to gang violence.
The band Los Illegals were outspoken diplomatically and politically and paved the way for East LA Chicano Punk music.
The venue Madame Wong's resided in Los Angeles’ China Town, west of the LA River and was a key spot for the city’s burgeoning punk and new wave scenes in the 1970s and 1980s.
"Dia de Los Muertos" (Day of the Dead) a Mexican holiday centered on remembrance and honoring the afterlife, blending ancient Indigenous American and Christian influences. Halloween, with its Celtic (Samhain) and Christian (All Saints' Day) roots, converges with Dia de Los Muertos in the calendar, albeit with differing cultural expressions and commercialization. A significant milestone in Dia de Los Muertos' modern history was marked in 1980 when "Los Illegals" ignited the first candle at their concert Madame Wong’s.
The tee has been pre-owned/pre-loved and is one of a kind.
Features: De La Gaux hand stitched details and woven label.
Details: 100% COTTON MEDIUM WEIGHT TEE
Condition: Very Good, no rips or stains.
Fabric: cotton WITH stretch , PRE-WASHED, WILL NOT SHRINK
Measurements:
CHEST: 22.5”
Across Shoulders: 20”
Length: 26.5“
SLEEVE LENGTH: 24”
FITS LIKE AN ADULT SMALL/MEDIUM
Wear a piece of history, first time ever to see this original poster design, created in 1980 by Willie Herrón III on apparel.
The art celebrates the generations past, La Familia (Mother, Father, and Child), and a heart-wrenching street procession/death march honoring loved ones lost to gang violence.
The band Los Illegals were outspoken diplomatically and politically and paved the way for East LA Chicano Punk music.
The venue Madame Wong's resided in Los Angeles’ China Town, west of the LA River and was a key spot for the city’s burgeoning punk and new wave scenes in the 1970s and 1980s.
"Dia de Los Muertos" (Day of the Dead) a Mexican holiday centered on remembrance and honoring the afterlife, blending ancient Indigenous American and Christian influences. Halloween, with its Celtic (Samhain) and Christian (All Saints' Day) roots, converges with Dia de Los Muertos in the calendar, albeit with differing cultural expressions and commercialization. A significant milestone in Dia de Los Muertos' modern history was marked in 1980 when "Los Illegals" ignited the first candle at their concert Madame Wong’s.
The tee has been pre-owned/pre-loved and is one of a kind.
Features: De La Gaux hand stitched details and woven label.
Details: 100% COTTON MEDIUM WEIGHT TEE
Condition: Very Good, no rips or stains.
Fabric: cotton WITH stretch , PRE-WASHED, WILL NOT SHRINK
Measurements:
CHEST: 20”
Across Shoulders: 19 1/2”
Length: 27“
SLEEVE LENGTH: 22”
FITS LIKE AN ADULT SMALL/MEDIUM
Wear a piece of history, first time ever to see this original poster design, created in 1980 by Willie Herrón III
The art celebrates the generations past, La Familia (Mother, Father, and Child), and a heart-wrenching street procession/death march honoring loved ones lost to gang violence.
The band Los Illegals were outspoken diplomatically and politically and paved the way for East LA Chicano Punk music.
The venue Madame Wong's resided in Los Angeles’ China Town, west of the LA River and was a key spot for the city’s burgeoning punk and new wave scenes in the 1970s and 1980s.
"Dia de Los Muertos" (Day of the Dead) a Mexican holiday centered on remembrance and honoring the afterlife, blending ancient Indigenous American and Christian influences. Halloween, with its Celtic (Samhain) and Christian (All Saints' Day) roots, converges with Dia de Los Muertos in the calendar, albeit with differing cultural expressions and commercialization. A significant milestone in Dia de Los Muertos' modern history was marked in 1980 when "Los Illegals" ignited the first candle at their concert Madame Wong’s.
The tee has been pre-owned/pre-loved and is one of a kind.
Features: De La Gaux hand stitched details and woven label.
Details: 100% COTTON MEDIUM WEIGHT TEE
Condition: Very Good, no rips or stains.
Fabric: cotton WITH stretch , PRE-WASHED, WILL NOT SHRINK
Measurements:
CHEST: 23”
Across Shoulders: 22”
Length: 31 1/4“
SLEEVE LENGTH: 7 1/2”
FITS LIKE AN ADULT LARGE
Wear a piece of history, first time ever to see this original poster design, created in 1980 by Willie Herrón III
The art celebrates the generations past, La Familia (Mother, Father, and Child), and a heart-wrenching street procession/death march honoring loved ones lost to gang violence.
The band Los Illegals were outspoken diplomatically and politically and paved the way for East LA Chicano Punk music.
The venue Madame Wong's resided in Los Angeles’ China Town, west of the LA River and was a key spot for the city’s burgeoning punk and new wave scenes in the 1970s and 1980s.
"Dia de Los Muertos" (Day of the Dead) a Mexican holiday centered on remembrance and honoring the afterlife, blending ancient Indigenous American and Christian influences. Halloween, with its Celtic (Samhain) and Christian (All Saints' Day) roots, converges with Dia de Los Muertos in the calendar, albeit with differing cultural expressions and commercialization. A significant milestone in Dia de Los Muertos' modern history was marked in 1980 when "Los Illegals" ignited the first candle at their concert Madame Wong’s.
The tee has been pre-owned/pre-loved and is one of a kind.
Features: De La Gaux hand stitched details and woven label.
Details: 100% COTTON MEDIUM WEIGHT TEE
Condition: Very Good, no rips or stains.
Fabric: cotton WITH stretch , PRE-WASHED, WILL NOT SHRINK
Measurements:
CHEST: 20 1/2”
Across Shoulders: 17”
Length: 27“
SLEEVE LENGTH: 7 1/2”
FITS LIKE AN ADULT WOMENS LARGE
Wear a piece of history, first time ever to see this original poster design, created in 1980 by Willie Herrón III on apparel.
The art celebrates the generations past, La Familia (Mother, Father, and Child), and a heart-wrenching street procession/death march honoring loved ones lost to gang violence.
The band Los Illegals were outspoken diplomatically and politically and paved the way for East LA Chicano Punk music.
The venue Madame Wong's resided in Los Angeles’ China Town, west of the LA River and was a key spot for the city’s burgeoning punk and new wave scenes in the 1970s and 1980s.
"Dia de Los Muertos" (Day of the Dead) a Mexican holiday centered on remembrance and honoring the afterlife, blending ancient Indigenous American and Christian influences. Halloween, with its Celtic (Samhain) and Christian (All Saints' Day) roots, converges with Dia de Los Muertos in the calendar, albeit with differing cultural expressions and commercialization. A significant milestone in Dia de Los Muertos' modern history was marked in 1980 when "Los Illegals" ignited the first candle at their concert Madame Wong’s.
The tee has been pre-owned/pre-loved and is one of a kind.
Features: De La Gaux hand stitched details and woven label.
Details: Off White Heavy Weight Cotton Tee by Los Angeles Apparel
Condition: Very Good, no rips or stains.
Fabric: cotton WITH stretch , PRE-WASHED, WILL NOT SHRINK
Measurements:
CHEST: 23”
Across Shoulders: 22”
Length: 28 1/4“
SLEEVE LENGTH: 9”
FITS LIKE AN ADULT LARGE
Wear a piece of history, first time ever to see this original poster design, created in 1980 by Willie Herrón III on apparel.
The art celebrates the generations past, La Familia (Mother, Father, and Child), and a heart-wrenching street procession/death march honoring loved ones lost to gang violence.
The band Los Illegals were outspoken diplomatically and politically and paved the way for East LA Chicano Punk music.
The venue Madame Wong's resided in Los Angeles’ China Town, west of the LA River and was a key spot for the city’s burgeoning punk and new wave scenes in the 1970s and 1980s.
"Dia de Los Muertos" (Day of the Dead) a Mexican holiday centered on remembrance and honoring the afterlife, blending ancient Indigenous American and Christian influences. Halloween, with its Celtic (Samhain) and Christian (All Saints' Day) roots, converges with Dia de Los Muertos in the calendar, albeit with differing cultural expressions and commercialization. A significant milestone in Dia de Los Muertos' modern history was marked in 1980 when "Los Illegals" ignited the first candle at their concert Madame Wong’s.
The shirt has been pre-owned/pre-loved and is one of a kind.
Features: De La Gaux hand stitched details and woven label, inside pockets, inseam pockets and chest pockets.
Details: WHITE OXFORD SHIRT 100% COTTON W/ DROPPED CURVE HEM AND CHEST POCKET
Condition: Very Good, no rips or stains.
Fabric: cotton NO stretch , PRE-WASHED, WILL NOT SHRINK
Measurements:
CHEST: 22”
Across Shoulders: 18”
Length: 28 1/2“
SLEEVE LENGTH: 25.5”
FITS LIKE AN ADULT SMALL
Wear a piece of history, first time ever to see this original poster design, created in 1980 by Willie Herrón III on apparel.
The art celebrates the generations past, La Familia (Mother, Father, and Child), and a heart-wrenching street procession/death march honoring loved ones lost to gang violence.
The band Los Illegals were outspoken diplomatically and politically and paved the way for East LA Chicano Punk music.
The venue Madame Wong's resided in Los Angeles’ China Town, west of the LA River and was a key spot for the city’s burgeoning punk and new wave scenes in the 1970s and 1980s.
"Dia de Los Muertos" (Day of the Dead) a Mexican holiday centered on remembrance and honoring the afterlife, blending ancient Indigenous American and Christian influences. Halloween, with its Celtic (Samhain) and Christian (All Saints' Day) roots, converges with Dia de Los Muertos in the calendar, albeit with differing cultural expressions and commercialization. A significant milestone in Dia de Los Muertos' modern history was marked in 1980 when "Los Illegals" ignited the first candle at their concert Madame Wong’s.
The tee has been pre-owned/pre-loved and is one of a kind.
Features: De La Gaux hand stitched details and woven label.
Details: Smokey Lavender Uniqlo Airism 53% Cotton 47% Poly knit top
Condition: Very Good, no rips or stains.
Fabric: cotton WITH stretch , PRE-WASHED, WILL NOT SHRINK
Measurements:
CHEST: 26”
Across Shoulders: 22 1/2”
Length: 28 1/2“
SLEEVE LENGTH: 11”
FITS LIKE AN ADULT X LARGE
Wear a piece of history, first time ever to see this original poster design, created in 1980 by Willie Herrón III on apparel.
The art celebrates the generations past, La Familia (Mother, Father, and Child), and a heart-wrenching street procession/death march honoring loved ones lost to gang violence.
The band Los Illegals were outspoken diplomatically and politically and paved the way for East LA Chicano Punk music.
The venue Madame Wong's resided in Los Angeles’ China Town, west of the LA River and was a key spot for the city’s burgeoning punk and new wave scenes in the 1970s and 1980s.
"Dia de Los Muertos" (Day of the Dead) a Mexican holiday centered on remembrance and honoring the afterlife, blending ancient Indigenous American and Christian influences. Halloween, with its Celtic (Samhain) and Christian (All Saints' Day) roots, converges with Dia de Los Muertos in the calendar, albeit with differing cultural expressions and commercialization. A significant milestone in Dia de Los Muertos' modern history was marked in 1980 when "Los Illegals" ignited the first candle at their concert Madame Wong’s.
The tank has been pre-owned/pre-loved and is one of a kind.
Features: De La Gaux hand stitched details and woven label.
Details: REVERSIBLE MESH SPORT JERSEY
Condition: Very Good, no rips or stains.
Fabric: POLY MESH , PRE-WASHED, WILL NOT SHRINK
Measurements:
CHEST: 22 3/4”
Across Shoulders: 14”
Length: 29”
FITS LIKE AN ADULT MEDIUM
Wear a piece of history, first time ever to see this original poster design, created in 1980 by Willie Herrón III on apparel.
The art celebrates the generations past, La Familia (Mother, Father, and Child), and a heart-wrenching street procession/death march honoring loved ones lost to gang violence.
The band Los Illegals were outspoken diplomatically and politically and paved the way for East LA Chicano Punk music.
The venue Madame Wong's resided in Los Angeles’ China Town, west of the LA River and was a key spot for the city’s burgeoning punk and new wave scenes in the 1970s and 1980s.
"Dia de Los Muertos" (Day of the Dead) a Mexican holiday centered on remembrance and honoring the afterlife, blending ancient Indigenous American and Christian influences. Halloween, with its Celtic (Samhain) and Christian (All Saints' Day) roots, converges with Dia de Los Muertos in the calendar, albeit with differing cultural expressions and commercialization. A significant milestone in Dia de Los Muertos' modern history was marked in 1980 when "Los Illegals" ignited the first candle at their concert Madame Wong’s.
The tee has been pre-owned/pre-loved and is one of a kind.
Features: De La Gaux hand stitched details and woven label.
Details: KHAKI 100% COTTON MEDIUM WEIGHT TEE
Condition: Very Good, no rips or stains.
Fabric: cotton WITH stretch , PRE-WASHED, WILL NOT SHRINK
Measurements:
CHEST: 23”
Across Shoulders: 19”
Length: 28“
SLEEVE LENGTH: 8 1/4”
FITS LIKE AN ADULT LARGE
Wear a piece of history, first time ever to see this original poster design, created in 1980 by Willie Herrón III on apparel.
The art celebrates the generations past, La Familia (Mother, Father, and Child), and a heart-wrenching street procession/death march honoring loved ones lost to gang violence.
The band Los Illegals were outspoken diplomatically and politically and paved the way for East LA Chicano Punk music.
The venue Madame Wong's resided in Los Angeles’ China Town, west of the LA River and was a key spot for the city’s burgeoning punk and new wave scenes in the 1970s and 1980s.
"Dia de Los Muertos" (Day of the Dead) a Mexican holiday centered on remembrance and honoring the afterlife, blending ancient Indigenous American and Christian influences. Halloween, with its Celtic (Samhain) and Christian (All Saints' Day) roots, converges with Dia de Los Muertos in the calendar, albeit with differing cultural expressions and commercialization. A significant milestone in Dia de Los Muertos' modern history was marked in 1980 when "Los Illegals" ignited the first candle at their concert Madame Wong’s.
The tee has been pre-owned/pre-loved and is one of a kind.
Features: De La Gaux hand stitched details and woven label.
Details: SMOKE 100% COTTON MEDIUM WEIGHT TEE
Condition: Very Good, no rips or stains.
Fabric: cotton WITH stretch , PRE-WASHED, WILL NOT SHRINK
Measurements:
CHEST: 21”
Across Shoulders: 17”
Length: 30“
SLEEVE LENGTH: 9 1/2”
FITS LIKE AN ADULT SLIM LARGE
Wear a piece of history, first time ever to see this original poster design, created in 1980 by Willie Herrón III on apparel.
The art celebrates the generations past, La Familia (Mother, Father, and Child), and a heart-wrenching street procession/death march honoring loved ones lost to gang violence.
The band Los Illegals were outspoken diplomatically and politically and paved the way for East LA Chicano Punk music.
The venue Madame Wong's resided in Los Angeles’ China Town, west of the LA River and was a key spot for the city’s burgeoning punk and new wave scenes in the 1970s and 1980s.
"Dia de Los Muertos" (Day of the Dead) a Mexican holiday centered on remembrance and honoring the afterlife, blending ancient Indigenous American and Christian influences. Halloween, with its Celtic (Samhain) and Christian (All Saints' Day) roots, converges with Dia de Los Muertos in the calendar, albeit with differing cultural expressions and commercialization. A significant milestone in Dia de Los Muertos' modern history was marked in 1980 when "Los Illegals" ignited the first candle at their concert Madame Wong’s.
The tee has been pre-owned/pre-loved and is one of a kind.
Features: De La Gaux hand stitched details and woven label.
Details: LIGHT GREY W/ DARK GREY PAINT SPLATTER 100% COTTON COMFORT COLOURS HEAVY WEIGHT TEE
Condition: Very Good, no rips or stains.
Fabric: cotton WITH stretch , PRE-WASHED, WILL NOT SHRINK
Measurements:
CHEST: 24 1/2”
Across Shoulders: 23”
Length: 31 1/2“
SLEEVE LENGTH: 9 1/2”
FITS LIKE AN ADULT X-LARGE
Wear a piece of history, first time ever to see this original poster design, created in 1980 by Willie Herrón III on apparel.
The art celebrates the generations past, La Familia (Mother, Father, and Child), and a heart-wrenching street procession/death march honoring loved ones lost to gang violence.
The band Los Illegals were outspoken diplomatically and politically and paved the way for East LA Chicano Punk music.
The venue Madame Wong's resided in Los Angeles’ China Town, west of the LA River and was a key spot for the city’s burgeoning punk and new wave scenes in the 1970s and 1980s.
"Dia de Los Muertos" (Day of the Dead) a Mexican holiday centered on remembrance and honoring the afterlife, blending ancient Indigenous American and Christian influences. Halloween, with its Celtic (Samhain) and Christian (All Saints' Day) roots, converges with Dia de Los Muertos in the calendar, albeit with differing cultural expressions and commercialization. A significant milestone in Dia de Los Muertos' modern history was marked in 1980 when "Los Illegals" ignited the first candle at their concert Madame Wong’s.
The tee has been pre-owned/pre-loved and is one of a kind.
Features: De La Gaux hand stitched details and woven label.
Details: HEATHER GREY 90% COTTON 10% POLY HEAVY WEIGHT TEE
Condition: Very Good, no rips or stains.
Fabric: cotton WITH stretch , PRE-WASHED, WILL NOT SHRINK
Measurements:
CHEST: 25”
Across Shoulders: 24 1/2”
Length: 32“
SLEEVE LENGTH: 8 1/2”
FITS LIKE AN ADULT X-LARGE
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Wear a piece of history, first time ever to see this original poster design, created in 1980 by Willie Herrón III on apparel.
The art celebrates the generations past, La Familia (Mother, Father, and Child), and a heart-wrenching street procession/death march honoring loved ones lost to gang violence.
The band Los Illegals were outspoken diplomatically and politically and paved the way for East LA Chicano Punk music.
The venue Madame Wong's resided in Los Angeles’ China Town, west of the LA River and was a key spot for the city’s burgeoning punk and new wave scenes in the 1970s and 1980s.
"Dia de Los Muertos" (Day of the Dead) a Mexican holiday centered on remembrance and honoring the afterlife, blending ancient Indigenous American and Christian influences. Halloween, with its Celtic (Samhain) and Christian (All Saints' Day) roots, converges with Dia de Los Muertos in the calendar, albeit with differing cultural expressions and commercialization. A significant milestone in Dia de Los Muertos' modern history was marked in 1980 when "Los Illegals" ignited the first candle at their concert Madame Wong’s.
The tee has been pre-owned/pre-loved and is one of a kind.
Features: De La Gaux hand stitched details and woven label.
Details: YELLOW 50/50 COTTON POLY MEDIUM WEIGHT TEE
Condition: Very Good, no rips or stains.
Fabric: cotton WITH stretch , PRE-WASHED, WILL NOT SHRINK
Measurements:
CHEST: 19”
Across Shoulders: 18”
Length: 26“
SLEEVE LENGTH: 8”
FITS LIKE AN ADULT SMALL/MEDIUM OR YOUTH X-LARGE