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”It’s the first camp shirt I got when I went to YMCA Camp Shaver in 2000, which is not the year the shirt was made, but they sold it at the Camp Store and I thought it was cool… um but I was ten years old when I got this shirt and I just held onto it. I went to that camp every summer until high school and then after high school I worked there until the year after I graduated college. I was a Y kid all the way. I volunteered with my local branch and I worked at the day camp and I worked at Camp Shaver. After my first summer, I was promoted to head counselor and then I was the CIT Director and then I ran the Christian Leadership Program. And there was a time where camp was everything and I wanted to do it for the rest of my life and …things didn’t go that way but, camp is such an important part of who I am and like everything I learned about how to be a person, I learned from camp in some way. So I held onto this shirt and I wear it like all the time and its my favorite.”- Jenni
The T-Shirt Project: 2016
Allison Stock for JW Photography
“This is one of my old Coney Island T-Shirts and um this shirt has resonance for me in a couple of different areas, more than a couple, maybe a lot. But one of them is- I was a child in Coney Island. This is not where the shirt… the shirt does not go back to the fifties *cough* pardon me *cough*, but uh I spent three years living in Coney Island in the projects. And that was the last time that everybody in my family was still alive. So Coney Island has a lot of pathos and a lot of meaning for me. My mother had not already gotten ill and died, my sister was a healthy and happy baby, so Coney Island is important to me. I think I got this shirt in the… 40 years ago, maybe 30 years ago, at one of the stands on the boardwalk. And I would go there every summer as an adult and see what they had in the way of souvenirs and shirts and it was a little kiosk run by a couple. And they were two really burnt out, wizened people. Maybe they were brother and sister, maybe they weren't a romantic couple and my story that I made up about them was that they spent the winter, like carnies, they would spend the winter in Florida, but then they would come back in the summer to open up this ratty little, very narrow, shop which sold suntan lotion and monkeys on sticks, mildly dirty playing cards and t-shirts. So the first time I saw it, this picture, this iconic picture with the Wonder Wheel, and the Cyclone, two people in bathing suits… I think I got this shirt, it was a summer. I would go there at 7 in the morning with a thermos of coffee and the New York Times and a little beach chair. And I’d sit and I’d read the paper and I’d be back on the train and be back in this neighborhood by no later than 9 o’clock. I love the beach, I don’t like to be hot and sweaty. And I figured the sun wasn't killing me too much because it was early morning. So this shirt for me, there’s the childhood connection where Coney Island was, I guess there was bad stuff going on but I don't believe it. It was idyllic, we lived on the thirteenth floor of a fourteen story building. This shirt has meaning that predates the manufacture of the shirt. It also has meaning for that four or five years where I was going and checking out this little ratty little store and seeing what else I could buy… what was I doing… I was working in a bookstore then, I was going to graduate school, I was busy seven days a week and I was writing like crazy. See all these memories are coming back now! I bought the shirt, I was at a time in my life, I was about your age when I was just doing all this stuff. It’s a great color , some interesting holes, it’s got some stains I don't care to investigate and you know, its Coney Island, what else can I tell ya?”- Laura
The T-Shirt Project: 2016
Jennifer Walkowiak (JW Photography)
”This is my favorite shirt because I love Batman. I love that it says Nags Head, North Carolina up at the top for no particular reason. I haven't been able to figure out why it says that. Someone suggested to me that maybe there’s a six flags there, and Six Flags is Warner Bros. owned so maybe that’s it. I like that its a big Batman design with a big bat signal on it and I like that it’s kind of thin and old and I like the way it fits. And I think it was a gift from a friend of mine who used to work at a vintage clothing store and she would get me cool stuff when it came in if she thought I would like it. So I think this was nabbed by her.”- Zach
The T-Shirt Project: 2016
Jennifer Walkowiak (JW Photography)
“I love the fit, I love how thin it is, it’s worn to hell, it is a vintage shirt that was bought for me by Zach, when we were friends before we dated, and it reminds me of him when I wear it. It also has been with me for the past three years, since Zach and I have been in a band with our two friends and I’ve worn it for… I’d say I wear this shirt like one in every four shows at least that we play. And I love playing music in it, it makes me feel confident, but its also cozy and comfy. And I’m not sure what the Mad Hatter is, but I think it’s a club in Wisconsin and I'm intrigued and need to research it more and this is my favorite shirt!”- Hannah
The T-Shirt Project: 2016
Jennifer Walkowiak (JW Photography)
“This is my favorite shirt because I was born and raised in Brooklyn and I love this borough. Um… it’s changed over the years with gentrification and many new people moving in. And at first I was a little bitter about it and now I see that everyone who moves into Brooklyn adds something new and beautiful to this city. And it wouldn't be the same without everyone who comes to move here. Also I love it because its grammatically correct. And as a writer, it is very important to me. I love the perfectly placed comma. It makes a difference! And I’d just like to say, to all the newcomers. Brooklyn isn’t ‘yours’, it’s ‘ours’.”- Diana
The T-Shirt Project:2016
Jennifer Walkowiak (JW Photography)
“This is my favorite t-shirt because I feel like... like I have like several Harry Potter shirts, but this one makes my boobs look the best. And also, I love Fred and George and I would love to run a joke shop if only I could do math. It lets me pretend that I’m involved in the running of a magical joke shop.”- KT
The T-Shirt Project: 2016
Jennifer Walkowiak (JW Photography)
“Can it be a little story? So my shirt’s my favorite because me and my boyfriend were broken up at the time and he and me were going to the Jersey Shore after we broke up, just as friends. And, he showed up in this shirt and - I love Wet Hot American Summer, one my favorites- but he looked so damn good in it, and he had khaki shorts on...his vans... he looked damn good. And it was in the middle of summer and he brought me my air conditioner, just everything that was happening was just like ‘I’m ready’ and then we got back together on that trip and I decided that I was going to take it. And he had accepted that prior to ever coming to pick me up because he knew I was going to steal it from him and now it just has food stains on it” - Gina
The T-Shirt Project: 2016
Jennifer Walkowiak (JW Photography)
“So this t-shirt was my ex-boyfriend’s and its like ancient and a bajillion years old. And I’m really sentimental and nostalgic, so I keep it and wear it sometimes. And I don’t know the band thats on it but I’m gonna rep like I’m an old school punk but I’m not and its my favorite.”- Rachael
The T-Shirt Project: 2016
Jennifer Walkowiak (JW Photography)
“My favorite shirt is my Marilyn Monroe shirt. My senior honors project in college was a project about Marilyn Monroe where I tied her story together with my own coming out story. I used the device of Marilyn Monroe because she said that she felt that sometimes she was two people. When she was performing herself and being this better version of herself, she was Marilyn Monroe and when she was actually herself she was Norma Jean. And when she was with people that she loved she felt that she was more Norma Jean than Marilyn Monroe. And so, I always loved the idea that, even as an actor, you’re always kind of performing sometimes a heightened version of yourself but theres always that person that’s actually you kind of down beneath that. Also my favorite Marilyn Monroe quote of all time is from the book My Week With Marilyn and she’s with this man and they’re at Buckingham Palace and she says ‘Should I turn her on?’ and she becomes Marilyn Monroe and then they run to the car and the paparazzi are yelling at this guy, ‘Who are you? Who are you? Who are you?’ and the man says ‘I’m nobody’. And when they get to the car, Marilyn becomes very much herself and she looked at him and said ‘You must never say that you are nobody. You are you’. And that’s why Marilyn Monroe inspires me and thats why I love this shirt.”- Gilbert
The T-Shirt Project: 2016
Jennifer Walkowiak (JW Photography)
“My favorite shirt is a California shirt that I bought in California and it’s lavender and it has the California bear on it and a little star. And originally I bought this shirt thinking ‘I will wear this in a pride one day’. And I dunno if I did wear it in a pride, I don’t think I did because I bought a much better shirt for pride but I’m glad because I’ve come more closer to terms with my sexuality, so now I don’t think I can only wear a lavender shirt on pride- I can wear it any day that I want to so... thats a little weird anecdote but it also is from California and California is my home and I love it and it fits really nicely too!”- Ryan
The T-Shirt Project: 2016
Jennifer Walkowiak (JW Photography)
“I went to a camp when I was like 13, 14 and 15. Called French Woods Festival of Performing Arts. It’s a camp in Hancock, NY. I went there for three summers. And they had a sick screen printing program in the arts department. So I made all kinds of cool t-shirts. And we weren’t using the photo emulsion process, it was all hand cut on the film. So, at the time, one of my friends introduced me to Johnny the Homicidal Maniac, the comic book, and I knew right then that I wanted to challenge myself and cut out a page from that comic book and put it on a t-shirt. And it’s not like the camp gave a f*** about copyright, or at least the guys who worked there didn’t. So they let me do it. And I made this sweet ass shirt... I cut these shirts out. It took me I don’t know how many hours but it was definitely a fun project over the course of like a week and a half, any time I had, I’d pull out my notebook and do a bit of work on it. It was one of my first shirts I printed, it was an awesome camp experience, surrounded by good friends.”- Roman
The T-Shirt Project: 2016
Jennifer Walkowiak (JW Photography)
“When I was in the navy, a guy I worked with, he wore this shirt like... pretty frequently, probably a couple times a week and one time we were done with work and I was just like ‘I love that shirt’ and he took it off his f***ing back and gave it to me and so it’s been my favorite ever since.”- Samita
The T-Shirt Project: 2016
Jennifer Walkowiak (JW Photography)
“This is actually one of the things that my grandpa used to sell on the road as merchandise. He died in 1980, this is the last shirt of his merch collection.”- Andrew
The T-Shirt Project: 2016
Jennifer Walkowiak (JW Photography)
“When I was little, my grandma died when I was like four or five. And when she died she was buried in a shirt that she wore all the time that was from her grandchildren that said ‘I love my grandkids’ and we had decorated it, written things on it and it was really cute and nice and she was buried in that. And so for her funeral, we made these shirts that said ‘I love my grandma’ so that everyone at the funeral had a shirt that said ‘I love my grandma’. So then, when my grandpa died when I was like 16, we decided to do the same thing - so he was buried in a shirt that said ‘I love my grandkids’ and we all wore t-shirts that said ‘I love my grandpa’. And I still have it.” - Christie
The T-Shirt Project: 2016
Jennifer Walkowiak (JW Photography)
“Um, okay well this, I dunno, this shirt has a couple meanings. One, its Joy Division, and I absolutely love that band. I’ve loved that band since high school, very much into new wave music but um I, okay, is it going to be too much if I tell a story? So three years ago I visited Gina in Chicago and I proceeded to have a one night stand with some really weird dude- and it wasn’t just a one night stand, it was an ‘assisted one night stand’ with Gina who came to the house because I didn’t know where I was and did not know how to get to the train the next day- anyway so it’s like this rich f***ing Chicago dude and we get to this apartment and it’s like the nicest apartment I’ve ever seen and he’s got like guitars everywhere and like... like Ray-Bans just laying around- like $200 Ray-Bans just hanging out. And so- he goes to the bathroom and because I knew I was gonna have sex with him I was like ‘Gina, just take whatever you want’, and so we pocketed some Ray-Bans and I was gonna take a guitar, but it clearly wont fit in my bag. So the next morning we wake up and I’m like ‘oh my god, I gotta go!’ cause like we were going on the train, heading back to New Mexico, so we pocketed some Ray-Bans... thats not the story about the shirt but it is the story that started the fact that every time I have a one night stand with someone I’m going to steal something of theirs.
So this shirt was a guy I was sleeping with who lived upstairs from my job at Chelsea Market and he was an art director and just had way too much money this guy, like, I went to his house and he just bought stuff from J.Crew... he just bought f***ing shirts from J. Crew so... this is one of five shirts that I stole from him. uh, because I could, and because nothing was going to happen out of that and I literally after a while just went over to his house to steal shirts... I’d have sex with him and that was fine, but I’d just go over there to steal $200 flannels from him so we could have them at the house. And me and the roommates wear them collectively. So- this is one of them because the dude... okay he doesnt even know who Joy Division is, he just bought this f***ing shirt. I stole it and I’m keeping it and its a great shirt.” - Ashley
The T-Shirt Project: 2016
Jennifer Walkowiak (JW Photography)