Description This men’s newspaper print shirt looks like it came from a smoky newsroom in a black-and-white film. The Notorious MOB artwork is a full-coverage collage of vintage crime headlines, grainy photographs, and bold type. Our print artist created the design by hand from real old newspaper clippings, so every square inch has details to discover. Wear it when you want your shirt to tell a story. The monochrome palette makes the busy print easy to style, and the 70s long sleeve silhouette with a sharp collar keeps it looking polished. Pair it with denim for band rehearsals and club nights, or match it with tailored trousers when you are headed to an art show, theater performance, or speakeasy-style cocktail bar. Styling Ideas Pair with slim black jeans and Chelsea boots for a modern film-noir look that works for clubs, live music, and late-night bars. Style with charcoal or black dress pants and a dark blazer for gallery openings, theater nights, and creative industry events. Add suspenders, polished shoes, and a fedora for speakeasy parties, themed events, or retro photo shoots. For a bold stage outfit, match it with bright 70s dress pants and statement jewelry so the print reads from the back row. Key Features Notorious MOB newspaper collage print made from vintage crime headlines and photos 70s-inspired long sleeve button up silhouette with pointed retro collar Soft 8-way stretch jersey micro fabric for comfort and easy movement Lightweight, easy-care fabric that packs well for travel, tours, and weekend trips Original Dorothy Zudora artwork, designed and collaged in-house and exclusive to the brand Printed in the USA on USA-procured fabric Handmade by skilled tailors in our Tampa Bay, Florida studio Optional added shirt length available at checkout for taller customers Want to build a full story-worthy look? Pair this shirt with our 70s dress pants or explore more statement styles in the men’s 70s shirts collection. This is your “flashbulbs, back-room whispers, and legendary night out” shirt—made for musicians, film buffs, and anyone who likes their outfits with a little scandal. Show us how you style it and tag us on Instagram at @dorothyzudora.
