JOURNAL STANDARD Releases Nostalgic 'Harry Potter' Capsule
Just months after a ‘Harry Potter’ series was confirmed.
Just months after the Harry Potter series adaptation was confirmed to Max, JOURNAL STANDARD has released a nostalgic graphic t-shirt capsule for the beloved films. The collection comes just in time after Daniel Radcliffe addressed the possibility to appear on the Max series adaptation.
The vintage t-shirts are a part of the “Remaster Tee” series and is set to launch with the reprint of the original film posters from the eight movies. Lasting a decade, between 2001-2011, fans saw the titular characters of Radcliffe, Rupert Grint and Emma Watson grow up on screen. Tugging at the nostalgic heartstrings, the first drop of the t-shirts feature the poster from Harry Potter and the Sorcerer’s Stone. With a special printing method, JOURNAL STANDARD is able to print these graphics using a method that utilizes blackmagic, a proofing solution that is designed to press and print environment. It gives the graphics on the t-shirts a realistic and three-dimensional design.
Some of the other t-shirts include the iconic “Harry Potter” typography often seen in the credits. Other graphics feature scenes from the film such as when Hedwig delivers Potter’s letter from Hogwarts. The collection is now available online.
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