La Luna Tee

Before the condos, before the brunch lines, there was La Luna — a cavernous old warehouse on SE 9th that pulsed like a broken heart monitor in the '90s. Once a church, then a bag factory, then a mosh pit with a roof, La Luna lit up the Northwest music scene with raw electricity and sticky floors. Nirvana, Elliott Smith, Sleater-Kinney, Everclear, Sublime, The Dandy Warhols, Cherry Poppin' Daddies screaming into the void — if your ears rang in Portland in the '90s, it was probably here. No AC, no rules, maybe no plumbing. Just beer-soaked boots, secondhand Doc Martens, and the kind of nights that turned into stories you'd half-remember decades later. La Luna is gone but the myth remains. Wear it if you like it loud and still smell faintly of cigarettes and eyeliner. Hop on the Wayback Machine 100% combed, ring-spun cotton Super soft pre-laundered fabric is comfortable and lightweight Set-in baby rib collar provides lasting structure Tagless neckline design for ultimate wearability Finished with a premium hem-tag on lower left front