Due to the pandemic and the Shelter-in-place order which went into effect here in the US back in March, the manufacturer in which 36 STYLES uses to fulfil all orders has been working with a limited staff. The good news is the fact that they did not close down.
“The good thing about working for big studios was that you got classy, quality support. Even if you asked for the moon, they could get the moon for you, which was amazing” raved Chor Yuen about Shaws.
For fans of the Kung Fu movie genre, there is little that is more satisfying than a weekend Kung Fu movie marathon binge (or equally gratifying, is having one movie a night, spaced out throughout the week).
When I first started really delving into martial arts films in college, I mostly stuck to the major two studios that delivered the classics through the 60s, 70s, and 80s – Shaw Brothers and Golden Harvest.
A version of the logo design was offered once before, on the ‘ShaolinChamber36.com’ website. That design was crisp, clear, pristine condition, you can say it was the “remastered” version, even though a “damaged” version did not exist. Well given the fact that so many of the films we grew up watching were made in the late ’60s, ’70s, and ’80s, and the quality of these prints often were nowhere near-perfect, I felt that offering a version of the logo with a damaged and grunge appearance was only fitting. So in honor of the 3rd generation, bootleg VHS tapes that were converted to DVD format in which the quality of the film contained grain, dust, dirt, scratches, hair, etc., this “not so new” revision of the 36 Styles logo pays homage to those classic films respectfully.
’36 Styles’ Available On The Following Shirt Styles
T-Shirt | Raglan | Triblend | Tank Top | Sweatshirt | Long Sleeve | Heavy T-Shirt
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