DOM@ CO. “SOLD FOOD” EBT WARHOL TEE

Designed by Hackleyboydeaux (Tamod Magee)
Inspired by legendary pop artist Andy Warhol, this design reimagines his iconic Campbell’s Soup imagery through a modern cultural lens. Instead of Campbell’s cans, Dom@ uses Maruchan ramen cups — a symbol of survival, creativity, and community in underserved environments.
Growing up, ramen wasn’t just a meal — it was a lifeline. In many African-American households, it represented the ingenuity born from necessity. When resources were limited and parents were working long hours, ramen taught us how to be creative chefs before we even knew the word culinary. It fed both body and imagination.
Through bold hues, vintage textures, and pop-art composition, the “SOLD FOOD” EBT Warhol Tee transforms this humble staple into a work of art — a celebration of resilience, culture, and light born from struggle. Each can tells a story of survival and soul, blending nostalgia with fine-art reverence.
This piece isn’t just wearable — it’s cultural documentation. Whether healthy or not, ramen was nourishment for the soul, and this design feeds that same spirit of hope, growth, and gratitude.
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