You are probably likely to ask me the following two questions when you see this image of a round neck T-Shirt in black with Folded Arms logo:
1. Why The Folded Arms?
2. Why black for men and charcoal grey for women?
The answer to question one is not about folding my arms being something I tend to do. It’s comfortable though. Kieran (guitarist) was in New York having a photo taken with a reggae artiste who advised him that a comfortable position for being photographed was to fold your arms. Then after a gig we all posed with our arms folded. And the name stuck.
There are two answers to the second question: this is just the first trial batch; our research found that charcoal grey was women’s first choice. We will be providing both colours for men and women with the next batch. For Christmas maybe?
Includes unlimited streaming of
The Sun Goes Round The Moon
via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality download in MP3, FLAC and more.
Moorscape - Album – a commentary on British moorland life
£5 GBP
Dry The Life EP – highlighting world water shortage
£2.50 GBP
The Breeding Ground Of Vile - Double Album –
of protest songs
John Reed & The Folded Arms
£10 GBP
Inheritance – Limited Edition Compact Disc
£5 GBP
Women's Premium T-Shirt, Charcoal Grey, Folded Arms Logo
£12 GBP
John Reed Berwick Upon Tweed, UK
John is a Blackpool born singer-songwriter and radio show host whose songs cover themes of social injustice, environment,
politics, love, & life
Music is never more important than in difficult times. Therefore, all downloads on this site are provided on a "Pay What You Can Afford" (PWYCA) basis. Merchandise is available at the prices stated.
John is also 1/3 of nightsong.bandcamp.com
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