In January 1970, John Lennon wrote "Instant Karma!" in one morning, recorded it that afternoon, and had it in stores within ten days. It went to #3 on the charts. He wasn't kidding about the instant part.
The song was a call to wake up, show up, and recognize that what you put into the world comes right back at you. Lennon delivered it with the urgency of a man who had no time for anything less than the truth — backed by a gospel choir he recruited from a nightclub down the street, and produced by Phil Spector in a single session.
This shirt takes that energy and wraps it in the visual language of a 1970s detergent box — because if karma were a product, it would absolutely promise to work instantly and tell you to just add water. It's irreverent, it's funny, and it's completely on point.
Wear it and see what comes back to you.
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